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It's perfectly said. So every story needs a hero and a villain. In this case, the villain is the carpenter, the electrician, the, the muscular class. You know, the guy that doesn't own a lot, but goes to church and raises his family, does things the right way, but might not be adequately woke enough, and definitely does not have the right political ideology. That's the villain. The hero in this case is a combination of the benevolent trillionaire and the ever angry, ungrateful, motivated, social justice warrior activist that's been trained on a college campus to go revolutionize the country. So as we analyze the American, Cuban, Chinese, Russian and French Revolution, they all have a through line. There was a breaking point where the working class or the greater population said, enough. We want a change. We want something different. Now, in the French, Russian, Chinese and Cuban example, something horrific followed. So this is not necessarily a pro revolutionary argument I'm making, it's simply an analysis. Edmund Burke, the father of American conservatism, would be a critic of many of these revolutions. He understood the American Revolution. He was a harsh critic of the French Revolution, whereas Thomas Paine was pro American Revolution, also pro French revolution. He thought it was time for massive upheaval. It's very interesting to read the dynamics between Thomas Paine and Edmund Burke. Different podcast, different radio show for a different time. But what's happening here right now in our country, and Tucker touched on this, but then he moved on. Is this revolution in America, the revolution that has now taken over Coca Cola, where they are teaching all of their employees, quote, all white people are racist, that to be white means to be arrogant, oppressive and divisive. And I'm quoting directly from the racial sensitivity training put on by Robin Diangelo at Coca Cola. This revolution is a preemptive revolution. This revolution reminds me of what the Central Intelligence Agency did. You see, this revolution is a domestic equivalent of what our intelligence agencies have been doing all across the world the last couple decades. Now we've gone into great detail on our podcast. I encourage all of you to check it out because there's a lot of content we put on our podcast feed that we do not always talk on our radio show or our livestream about what happened in Iran. 1970s, I think that's right, yeah. 1970s in the Iranian Revolution where our own CIA denied it at the time, but our CIA was involved in a coup, displacing a democratically elected leader by the. I always butcher the pronunciation Mosagde or Mosagde to reinstitute an unpopular leader, the Shah, who came from the traditional Persian bloodline, which then led to, I believe it's called the White Revolution. I could be wrong, I'm just drawing on memory here, but the then pro Ayatollah revolution, the Islamic revolution that then turned Iran from what's traditionally a secular Persian empire to an Islamic theocratic dictatorship. The point is that the Central Intelligence Agency was behind all of this. It was a top down revolution. The will of the Iranian people was thwarted for an internationalist goal and aim. It ended up in total chaos and you got something worse. This is very similar to what we're living through right now in our country, where very powerful people that have played war games across the planet are now saying they don't want America to go a certain direction. We've been exploring this idea of how certain revolutions are different. And what we are living through in our country right now is a quiet woke revolution that has been engineered and is being orchestrated by the very same people that are proponents of the Great Reset, private property, abolition, the Davos crew. And what's very interesting about what we are living through in our country, whether it be the proliferation of critical race theory, the idea that math is racist, which is something that the Bill and Melinda Gates foundation is funding directly, the idea that math is racist is that this is categorically different than almost every other revolution, successful revolution in human history. The most famous of course being French, Russian, Chinese, Cuban and American revolution, which were bottom up revolutions. One of them I support, the other Ones I do not, because four out of five, the French, Russian, Chinese and Cuban Revolution, it's not around a separation against tyranny. It was about a takeover of a current power structure and a disintegration of whatever traditions might have come before them. But this revolution is very unique. This is about the powerful trying to destroy the weak. Now, this moment we're living through right now is partly because of President Trump, because of how effective he was, because of how he exposed the other side. It's also largely because of college ideology, the college campuses that have taken over the rest of the country. What happens on college campuses does not stay on college campuses. They go to corporate boardrooms, they go to the halls of Congress. College ideology has been exported to every major power center in the country. And so I was drawing the comparison between what was happening in Iran at the planning of the Central Intelligence Agency of America with the British intelligence agencies, where the will of the people was thwarted for a specific geopolitical aim. We can look also at Nicaragua, very similarly, Vietnam. The idea of the rich and the powerful trying to influence a certain government is not new to our foreign policy history. But what is new is it happening here and happening so quickly? This entire moment that we're living through can be summarized as this. The powerful and the elite are afraid that their plunder is coming to an end, so they are mobilizing shock troops on their behalf to preempt the uprising. This is why the corporations are so heavily funding critical race theory woke ideology like Coca Cola. It's not because they actually believe it. It's also partly because the corporations want to create a distraction away from their unethical practices, their relationship with China. But in addition to that, the ruling class is perpetually anxious that if they do not preempt the next revolution, if they are not involved in it on the right side of it, they will get devoured. And so, in anticipation that the people are going to rise up and demand equal access to tech companies, demand that China no longer makes our critical manufacturing components, to demand that vitamin C is no longer made in Wuhan, but maybe made in West Virginia, the elites decided to get ahead of it. How do they do that? Create a hero villain dynamic, as Tucker Carlson wonderfully said, where the villain is anyone that works with their hands in the muscular class, that didn't go to Harvard, Yale, Princeton or Stanford, that lives in the middle part of the country, might own a firearm or two, goes to church once a week. That's the villain. The hero is Chris Cuomo. The hero is Mark Zuckerberg, the hero is the people that run our communication class and the trillionaire class partnering together to push forward this sinister ideology. This is a top down revolt, not a bottom up revolt. You understand how rare this is. The only place that this has happened in recent history is when our own government, the CIA, goes into other countries and tries to displace the will of their people. The working class here is the enemy now. But there are two things about revolutions that I believe the experts, I use that word in quotations, know, but they're afraid to admit. Number one, revolutions are very hard to control. Revolutions can easily get out of hand. What the trillionaire class does not realize, what the academic elites do not realize, is that this pent up anger and frustration that they are now not just allowing to occur, but they are subsidizing it, they are financing it, they are supporting it, will come for them eventually. As soon as you double and triple down on this sort of revolutionary fervor. There is no don't eat me card that you can play. They will come for everyone, including their own. And we're already seeing that in the Andrew Cuomo story in New York. Andrew Cuomo is a white man, older, and is in the way of some of the more woke people, like Letitia James, taking power. Andrew Cuomo would be protected in a traditional anti Trump, anti conservative political environment. But now that this revolution is underway, it's time for them to start putting points on the board. And points on the board means not just removing Republicans, but also removing anyone that might represent an ideology, what they would call whiteness. I want to play another clip from Tucker Carlson where he touches on this specifically in regards to colleges. Let's play one of the ones we haven't played yet.