1/11/22: Anocracy – Dictator Without A Mustache

MONOLOGUE WRITTEN BY CLYDE LEWIS

The Left cannot let go of January 6th. They continue to talk about it. They continue to rerun altercations of rioters with police. They continue to lie about how many died and how many officials feared for their lives.

They are goading the right for civil war and if you think it can’t happen here, then let me give you a history lesson.

It appears that it is already happening, and you better be prepared for what is coming.

Get your nonperishable food, be ready to hear of more lock downs and get a gun while you still can.

You need to protect yourself – you need to prepare.

I did some reading about definitions that can be applied to various stages of civil upheaval leading to civil war and what is most disconcerting is that in America we are being targeted for death in many ways and if we are not killing ourselves, there are organized groups that are plotting to harm or kill other Americans for political reasons.

War is defined by the severity of violence and the body count. Technically, the experts say a civil war is defined as any armed conflict that involves, a military action internal to the parent state or state system members. It requires the active participation of the national government; there has to be an effective resistance by the warring parties, and there has to be a total of at least 1,000 battle-deaths during each year of the war.

Now a civil conflict is defined in the same way except the death count has to be 25 deaths per year. Some say that this is where the country is now with many factors involved including police brutality against minority groups, mass death incidents where military type firearms are used, suicide deaths, and deaths due to starvation and bad medical care. U.S. suicide rates are at the highest level since World War II, according to a new Centers for Disease Control and Prevention report.

Material well-being, emotional distress in the U.S. has reached “crisis levels,” according to the CDC.

People are dying at young ages form the vaccine and the many boosters we are being told need to be administered or else. This is coercion on a grand scale and is criminal.

We are already hearing of mass formation psychosis and how the idea is being scrubbed by social media as a hoax however the national mental health epidemic stems from various causes, including “genetic, social, and environmental factors.”

People are not getting lifesaving drugs as both pharmacies and hospitals are being overrun with paranoid people who with the first sniffle are demanding to be tested for COVID -19.

Scarcity in the United States is starving families to death and children are dying because of it.

More than 12 million children in the United States live in “food insecure” homes. That phrase may sound mild, but it means that those households don’t have enough food for every family member to lead a healthy life.

Now there are 40 Million unemployed—that means mortality rates for Americans just increased. The dying process will be long term and there will be no death count on the nightly news because the media and very powerful agents in government feel that this is what you deserve.

There can be no changes, unless there is trauma and now in the second wave the most trauma will be used to stir up state on state warfare. We are witnessing the Deep State using nonlinear or hybrid warfare against its own people.

Hybrid warfare is when a state employs conventional and irregular military forces in conjunction with psychological, economic, political, and cyber assaults. Confusion and disorder ensue when weaponized information exacerbates the perception of insecurity in the populace as political, social, and cultural identities are pitted against one another.

This “blurring” divides influential interest groups and powerful political organizations by exploiting identity politics and allegiances. Additionally, nonlinear warfare tactics act as a deterrent towards a more powerful ally of the besieged state.

The media will not let up as they sanctify January 6th as some event that is comparable to 9/11. The President of the United States who called himself the great Uniter is becoming the Great Divider as his speeches about sickness and death are combined with the rhetoric that sounds as if it were taken from the play book of Mao or Stalin.

We are seeing the creation of a dictator without the mustache.

We are hearing the words of anger that are kindling the outbreak of civil war that will prove once and for all that America is ungovernable — and needs to be dismantled for the great reset.

Throughout history authoritarian societies idealized war, soldiers, nationalism, militarism, political certainty, fallen warriors, racial cleansing, and a dogmatic allegiance to the homeland and exceptionalism.

We have all been exposed to this kind of government with historic films and television shows about fascist Europe, or Fascist Latino governments. If you take notice, these historic moments of tyranny would mix fascist and religious symbols with the language of God, family, and country, and were integral to promoting servility and conformity among the populace. 

These governments also had people in leadership positions that were apostles of greed, autocratic strong men that would shower themselves and their cronies with all of the spoils of extracted wealth, whether stolen from the people or squeezed from their country’s natural resources. 

America never really has experienced a controversial bout of political radicalism or even realism. Everything is so sanitized for corporate consumption, and everything has been smooth sailing except for a few glitches along the way –which include crime and poverty but all-in-all, America seems to function as long as Monday Night Football is not disrupted.

In America, we love our variety, we love our creature comforts and all of the convenience we have but much of that is now going away.

We are seeing empty store shelves, panic buying, political fighting, riots in the streets and even our leaders are speaking more like tyrants instead of leaders.

They expect us to follow their orders as they order followers — this was the excuse given by Nazis at Nuremberg — they were just following orders and they all hanged together in the Hague.

But we continue to tell ourselves it is for the greater good but whatever is good is being destroyed by design.

Every once and a while when I watch movies, I choose films that are based on a moment in history. I like watching how we talk on subjects of our past and I like to compare the Hollywood version of history as opposed to real history. There is a little known film that was released — where i am sure hardly anyone saw it. It was a film directed by Kenneth Branagh called, Belfast.

When I saw the trailer i knew exactly what I was getting into — something that I only heard about when i was a kid and that was the civil war between the Protestants and the Catholics in Northern Ireland.

It is a part of history that i am sure has been forgotten but some of us remember hearing on the news about the bombings and the civil war there.

Wen I was a kid I remember hearing about revolutions in South America and of course there was always a war between Palestine and Israel but I was always curious as to how Ireland functioned while still in the middle of a civil conflict.

The movie, Belfast, gives people a clue as to how — it wasn’t easy but amidst the riots and the bombings things had to go on.,

It was a normality for the residents to hide and lock up when Catholic and Protestant gangs take to the streets to riot and attack.

The Northern Ireland Conflict that lasted about 30 years from the late 1960s to 1998.

The film may give us insight has to how we are dealing with a civil war as well.

That is if you believe we are already in one.

If we are not in one — then one is coming and it will probably be more like the Northern Ireland conflict or what was called “The Troubles.”

Nobody wants what’s coming, so nobody wants to see what’s coming.

On the eve of the first civil war, the most intelligent, the most informed, the most dedicated people in the United States could not see it coming. Even when Confederate soldiers began their bombardment of Fort Sumter, nobody believed that conflict was inevitable. The North was so unprepared for the war they had no weapons.

In Washington, in the Winter of 1861, Henry Adams, the grandson of John Quincy Adams, declared that “not one man in America wanted the civil war or expected or intended it”. South Carolina senator James Chestnut, who did more than most to bring on the advent of the catastrophe, promised to drink all the blood spilled in the entire conflict. The common wisdom at the time was that he would have to drink “not a thimble”.

The United States today is, once again, headed for civil war, and, once again, it cannot bear to face it. The political problems are both structural and immediate, the crisis both longstanding and accelerating. The American political system has become so overwhelmed by anger that even the most basic tasks of government are increasingly impossible.

Even if you think that the election was legitimate and not stolen, the Biden Administration becomes less legitimate every day — no fancy speeches or smiles or even platitudes can quell the anger that is building in America as we are being lied to on a daily basis. It is not a conspiracy theory, it is reality– it is not political sour grapes — it is becoming something that is slowly being agreed upon.

The fight though will come from the right as the majority of the Left will cling in to what little semblance of democracy remains.

The legal system grows less legitimate by the day. Trust in government at all levels is in freefall, or, like Congress, with approval ratings hovering around 20%, cannot fall any lower. Right now, elected sheriffs openly promote resistance to federal authority. Right now, militias train and arm themselves in preparation for the fall of the Republic. Right now, doctrines of a radical, unachievable, messianic freedom spread across the internet, on talk radio, on cable television, in the malls.

The consequences of the breakdown of the American system is only now beginning to be felt.

The reason why we are continually told tat The January sixth affair is comparable to 911 is because it as become a rallying cray for the divide. Most people wish to move on — but the extreme left will not and they are goading the extreme right to make their moves towards civil upheaval.

The color revolution that was evident last summer has sparked the continued battle — we are in the middle of it not knowing what will be the next move — when the next shoe will drop.

The Capitol police have seen threats against members of Congress increase by 107%. Fred Upton, Republican representative from Michigan, recently shared a message he had received: “I hope you die… hope everybody in your family dies.”

Death threats have become standard against members of the mainstream media, election supervisors and school board members as well.

Antifa has declared war in politicians of both parties — they do not have any loyalty to a certain party –even though the democrats see them as modern-day Jedi Knights.

The other side has their Proud Boys and Oath Keepers and contrary to what the mainstream news is saying –these groups have all types of people in them — White, Black, Asian and Latino.

It is no longer a fight where you can say that it is Republican against democrat, race against race — it is a fragmented ideology that wishes to fight against those they see as oppressors.

It has always been a fight over what kind of government we wish to have –a republic, a democracy or something else entirely.

President Biden had spent a year in the hope that America could go back to normal. But last Thursday, when the country observed the anniversary of the January 6th riots, President Biden spoke as if he was the referee in a nationwide civil war– he said “At this moment, we must decide what kind of nation are we going to be? Are we going to be a nation that accepts political violence as a norm?”

It is a question that many inside America and beyond are now asking. In a deeply divided society, where observing January 6th as a tragedy like 911 only pushed people further apart, there is fear in Washington that that day was the just the beginning of a wave of unrest, conflict and domestic terrorism.

It may be all hyperbole but it appears that this is being stoked and that we are seeing the advancement of what is called an Anocracy, where leaders like Biden speak of democracy even though policies indicate that there is no democracy.

Biden then becomes a dictator without the mustache and brown shirt.

An Anocracy is a mix between a dictatorship and a democratic state characterized by susceptibility to unrest and political turmoil. Anocracy is hard to define within set parameters and usually is characterized by a variety of complex factors.

Anocratic countries share common traits that are used to define them as an Anocracy. Widespread abuse of human rights, coup d’états, civil war and violence are major indicators of a country in an anocratic state. However, countries with varying degrees of Anocracy experience these traits on a scale. Coupled with these unfavorable characteristics are also positive traits such as the capacity to function as a limited government providing some sort of basic care and low level stability to a nation.

We are in a state that is drifting deeper from democracy to despotism.

This is now the time to figure our where we as a people have to draw a line in the sand. We have to decide what our limits are –and what abuses we have to shit down in order to function as a constitutional republic.

A slew of recent opinion polls shows a significant minority of Americans at ease with the idea of violence against the government. Even talk of a second American civil war has gone from fringe fantasy to media mainstream.

The New Yorker recently published a headline Is Civil War ahead? “Are We Really Facing a Second Civil War?” posed the headline of a column in Friday’s New York Times. Three retired US generals wrote a recent Washington Post column warning that another coup attempt “could lead to civil war”.

The mere fact that such notions are entering the public domain shows the once unthinkable has become thinkable, even though some would argue it remains firmly improbable.

Biden’s desire for bipartisanship has crashed into radicalized Republican opposition. The president’s remarks on Thursday – “I will allow no one to place a dagger at the throat of our democracy” – appeared to acknowledge that there can be no business as usual when one of America’s major parties has embraced authoritarianism.

Even my stepson, Liam, when he heard Biden say this exclaimed, “My God he sounds like he has declared war on the Republicans.”

I told him that whoever his speech writers are, they certainly wish to push frank and uneasy words to make an old shell of a man sound like the dictator without a mustache.

Let’s be honest — the Left thinks they can rewrite history and they want us all to remember the punishment that comes with rebellion — and Americans are being sickened by the overt lying and hijacking of the truth.

There needs to be some perspective here on what an American civil war looks like or what it will look like in the future.

Not even the gloomiest pessimist is predicting a rerun of the 1861-65 civil war with a blue army and red army fighting pitched battles. It would look more like Northern Ireland and what Britain experienced, where it’s more of an insurgency, It would look more like the civil war in Chile that began on September 11th, 1973

We would be seeing unconventional warfare, much of what we have been experiencing already. There would be unconventional tactics, in particular terrorism, maybe even a little bit of guerrilla warfare, where they would target federal buildings, synagogues, places with large crowds. The strategy would be one of intimidation and to scare the American public into believing that the federal government isn’t capable of taking care of them.

Although most Americans have grown up taking its stable democracy for granted, many will not be used to this type of activity in their country but many countries have gone through these growing pains and continue to function, however, it is done cautiously –and many will experience loss at the hands of perpetrators.

The Northern Ireland model is the one that frankly most fear because it doesn’t take a huge number of people to do this and right now there are highly motivated, well-armed groups.

But for now we are being told they are waiting to strike.

The assumption that “it can’t happen here,” doesn’t seem so cliche — an Anocracy is what the Left want in order to justify their mandates and lock downs — they need disruption to secure their power hold.

It doesn’t matter where you are Chile, Argentina, Baghdad or Sarajevo or Kiev– you never see it coming until you hear machine gun fire in your neighborhood or bombs going off in your community.

The words of war have already been uttered by our President –and now the waiting has begun.