IT RHYMES

The good life comes with an expiration date. Who knew? Students of history. That’s who. Revolution complete. The countdown sequence begins. In the Matrix, Donald Trump was the woman in the red dress.

My Phd cousin ( Doctorate in Economics From University of Chicago and a pal of Milton’s ) said that when the ATM’s,Banks etc are unavailable you have 48 hours to make your move . After that you’re screwed if you haven’t left the Big Shitty’s .

I think we’re much closer to the German Bolshevik revolution were our system of government is more converged than overthrown. And like Germany, it will take some hard men to restore our Republic, if it can be restored.

By far the most important part in political “ education ”,
which is comprised in the word “ propaganda ”, is carried
on by the Press. It constitutes the predominant factor in
the political schooling of adults. This educational power is
not, however, in the hands of the State, but in those of
a very inferior type. As a young man in Vienna, I had
many opportunities for getting to know the men who
owned and operated this machine for mass instruction.
At first I was astonished by the rapidity with which
this great and dangerous Power within the State could
create a belief among the people and in doing so mis-
construe and defeat their genuine desires and convic-
tions. Within a few days the Press could transform some
ridiculously trivial matter into an issue of national im-
portance, while vital questions were completely ignored or
withdrawn from public attention.

Thus in the course of a few weeks new names, which
a month before no one had even heard of, were success-
fully conjured up out of nothing, and incredible hopes
associated with them in the public mind. These were
given a popularity which a man of genuine ability could
not hope to attain in the course of a long lifetime, while
old and tried figures in the national life, still at the height
of their powers, were relegated to oblivion or overwhelmed
with such abuse that their names became symbols of
infamy.

To appreciate the pernicious influence which the Press
can exercise it is necessary to study the Hebrew methods
by which honourable and decent people are besmirched
with mud and filth in the shape of vulgar abuse and
slander coming as if by magic from innumerable
quarters simultaneously. The pickpockets of contempo-
rary journalism will filch anything to serve their mean ends.
They will pry into the most intimate family affairs and
never rest till they have sniffed out some petty scandal to
destroy the reputation of their victim. And if they can
find nothing damaging in his private or public life, they
will still shower abuse on him in the hope that some of
it will stick even though refuted a thousand times. . . .
These slanderers never admit that they are working
to mislead the Public. On the contrary they invest them-
selves with a halo of unctuous and self-righteous twaddle
about the duties of a journalist and the like. When such
cuttle-fishes gather together in large shoals at meetings
and congresses they emit a deal of slimy talk about what
they term their professional honour. Then the assembled
species bow their respects to one another. 1

Arthur Bryant – Unfinished Victory (1940)”

https://archive.org/details/ArthurBryantUnfinishedVictory1940V1/Arthur%20Bryant%20-%20Unfinished%20Victory%20%281940%29%20-%20v1

Called it.