Currently being unleashed in America is an unprecedented targeting of all genuine opposition to an embedded political establishment that's foundation was rocked to its core by the election of outsider President Trump in 2016. Its purpose goes well beyond Donald Trump. The real goal is to send a clear message to a disobedient citizenry that it is not allowed to go off the reservation when choosing its elected representatives.
Enemies of the Ruling Class
"I will be a President for all Americans — whether you voted for me or not," Biden proclaimed on Nov. 7 while savoring his electoral victory.
"They weren't protesters. Don't dare call them protesters. They were a riotous mob, insurrectionists, domestic terrorists. It's that basic. It's that simple," Biden said Jan. 7 of the "storming" of the U.S. Capitol after a Trump rally one day earlier. Revealing his true sentiments about all Trump backers, he added, "I wish we could say we couldn't see it coming, but that's not true. We could see it coming."
There you have it. The Great Swamp Healer is asserting that to back Donald Trump is to align yourself with a nest of treason and violent rebellion that must be eradicated. The brush being wielded is a large one, and it will not stop at tarring a few unruly Trump supporters who wandered into House Speaker Nancy Pelosi's (D-CA) office while Capitol police posed for selfies with them.
A control nexus is being implemented. What is being normalized as a proper response to red-hat "sedition" should alarm anyone who cares about civil liberties. The nation's largest flight attendants' union called for a no-fly ban to be imposed on Trump advocates flying home from Washington. "Some of the people who traveled in our planes… participated in the insurrection at the Capitol today," the Association of Flight Attendants said in a statement. "Acts against our democracy, our government and the freedom we claim as Americans must disqualify these individuals from the freedom of flight."
Rep. Bennie G. Thompson (D-MS), Chairman of the Committee on Homeland Security, decried the "heinous domestic terrorist attack on the U.S. Capitol" as he echoed the demand.
Long-Prepared Operation
Norman Ornstein of the Swamp think tank American Enterprise Institute lost no time in proclaiming that "[t]he House must as an immediate step pass a domestic terrorism statute, with a focus on white supremacist terrorism, and send it to the Senate."
Dominant media parrots chimed in. ABC News political director Rick Klein asserted that the nation must be "cleansed" of Trumpism. "The fact is that getting rid of Trump is the easy part," Klein stated in a tweet on Jan. 7. "Cleansing the movement he commands, or getting rid of what he represents to so many Americans, is going to be something else."
Are you ready for your purification, MAGA hats? Klein's words are hardly an outlier. In November, well before the Great Capitol Infamy, David Atkins, a regional director for the California Democratic Party, unveiled his notion of healing under Joe Biden. "No, seriously how do you deprogram 75 million people?" Atkins asked on his Twitter account. "Where do you start? Fox? Facebook? We have to start thinking in terms of post-WWII Germany or Japan. Or the failures of Reconstruction in the South."
Social media behemoths were standing by. A massive purge of Trump and his supporters on Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, and other major outlets is now taking place.
As Liberty Nation has reported, all this has been in the works for some time. Biden's inner circle of advisors inhabits the same orbit as leading Swamp organizations of a blue hue that have been pushing the "Trump Supporters Are Domestic Terrorists" theme incessantly since the summer of 2015.
Neera Tanden is Biden's pick to head the Office of Management and Budget. She is also president and CEO of the Center for American Progress. This progressive establishment organization posted an action paper on its website on Oct. 30, just days before the presidential election, outlining the urgent need for Congress to pass legislation to counter what it calls far-right terrorism. The paper makes clear just how closely the overhyped events of Jan. 6 coincide with the Establishment's desired portrayal of Trump backers:
"There is growing concern that the 2020 election could catalyze a surge in white nationalist violence, regardless of who wins. White-supremacist and militia groups have taken as encouragement President Donald Trump's words, "stand back and stand by."
The events in our U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6 easily could have been avoided. It was more desirable to entrenched powers in Washington that they be allowed to happen. Demonizing all America First adherents as domestic terrorists is the magic key that opens the whole ugly box of oppression.
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