Just Right 777 – September 22, 2022
The condition of tyranny is not “sustainable” in the traditional sense of that word because tyranny can only be “sustained” by the use of force and fraud. So when tyrannical governments begin to talk about “sustainable development” you can be certain that whatever is meant by that floating abstraction is not sustainable, and that the only development is a political one.
Perhaps the most significant recent “development” on the political front has been the Left’s escalated assault against Donald Trump as the mid-term elections draw ever closer. From lawsuits to all the frenzied propaganda about “right wing extremism,” these actions are indicative of those in an urgent panic.
“Trump openly embraces Qanon (sic) conspiracies” read a Sept 19 Associated Press headline, which concluded by suggesting that this “allows Trump to endorse their beliefs and their hope for a violent uprising without expressly saying so.”
While that conclusion is once again a projection of how the Left thinks, the mere fact that the fake news media even acknowledged the ‘Q’ phenomenon in such a misrepresentative context is seen by many on the Right as a positive sign. It suggests an incredible insecurity and degree of fear on the part of the Left.
That fear is justified. Authoritarian de-population campaigns manifested through a fake pandemic, a fake vaccine, a fake climate crisis, fake sustainable development agendas, and a fake concern for anyone’s well-being have all taken their toll and become too obvious to avoid.
The current wave of propaganda warning how “right wing extremism” is becoming increasingly mainstream is simply more evidence that the Left is losing ground. Worse, the Left fears being held accountable for failing to do what’s Right – which is always and unavoidably an “extreme” position to take, just as are all things Left.
To the authoritarians on the Left, you’re an extremist if you dare to question authority before authority questions you. Funnily enough, on that count they might be Just Right.