WHAT’S THE ESTABLISHMENT’S PLAN?
It is a legitimate question; what is establishment’s plan? To start, let’s define the establishment as a collection of elites, silver-spoons, connected people, usually through Ivy League credentials, career politicians, main stream media, academia, corporate rulers with progressive ideologies and high-level useful idiots. The high-level useful idiots are the ones who didn’t germinate from credentialed soil, but have established themselves as prominent progressive ideologues that can be relied upon by those that did germinate from credentialed soil, whether it be the Ivy league, the East or West Coast or the right last name. Barack Obama is an example of a useful idiot. Who is excluded from the establishment? This is an easy one. The establishment excludes, vehemently, anybody who disagrees with its progressive agenda, regardless of fame, status or wealth. If you disagree with progressivism, you’re out, no excuses. It is as simple as that. See Donald Trump. He was rich, famous, and loved, until he disagreed with the establishment, or put another way, until he championed traditional American values and principles, like being successful or proud of the United States. Bad Donald.
Now that we’ve defined the two sides, and these are the two sides, do not doubt me on this one, I’ll get to the question, “What’s the establishment’s plan? In order to answer this question, let’s look at the primary issues facing the United States and the establishment’s policies addressing them. Wait, I’m going to circle back in case you aren’t agreeing with me as to the two sides. Do you recall that the Democrat Party was the working man’s party? You know, the union guys, the farmers, the small business owners, the self-reliant independent, hard-working folks who shed a tear or two when they put their hand on their heart and fight tears when they sing the national anthem and ponder what it took to create this nation. Well, those folks are out. They don’t agree with open borders, dependency, socialism, high taxes, two-tier justice, and basically don’t respect a guy or gal who can’t mow his own lawn, doesn’t love Starbucks, hate professional athletes who take a knee, and believe in only two genders. For all of these reckless and ignorant beliefs, they are out. And why not, they’re idiots, just not useful idiots genuflecting to the establishment and therefore, they’re out, kicked out of the club so to speak. Okay, back to the question of the establishment’s plan.
Here’s my take on the issues facing the United States of America:
- The Economy;
- National Security;
- Due Process and Equal Protection under the law;
- Liberty.
It’s a short list, but it’s all inclusive. Basically, us non-establishment folks want the ability, not the guarantee, to make money and acquire wealth, want to be safe, want the system to be fair and we want to be free. We don’t ask any more than that.
So, let’s go do some analysis.
Following my outline, let’s start with the economy. Supposedly, we operate within a free enterprise system. I’m kind of tired of people arguing capitalism versus socialism. The argument is between free enterprise, your right to open a coffee shop or a body shop or a tattoo parlor, or a café, whatever, and yes, accrue capital, but all systems are capitalistic, and socialism, the kissing cousin of communism. Capitalism, the acquisition of material assets, is present in all systems. It’s just that in certain systems, like in Russia or China, it’s more difficult to acquire wealth, more hoops to jump through, than in a free enterprise system. In a system of free enterprise, the poor kid can become a billionaire. Not so much in Russia, China, or any nation without freedom. If you don’t understand, note, that China is producing more billionaires than any other nation in the world. The nouveau riche in China are connected, party affiliated, bribe savvy, corrupt, claimed communists, and capitalists – because they are accruing capital. Even in primitive Russia, before the wall fell and in large part still, hording toilet paper or buying Lev jeans on the black market is an acquisition of capital. See my point? Capitalism is always present. It’s based upon the human nature to want more. But free enterprise, playing a game with equitable rules, applied blindly across all classes and people, that’s something different that capitalism, something better.
The establishment is against free enterprise. Understand, they believe we are rubes. They believe we are incapable of operating an enterprise, starting a business, being exclusively personally responsible when it comes to our ambitions. The current establishment has opened the flood gates of regulations, wants so badly to tax us more, wants to impose endless burdens on free enterprise, and has no respect for a guy who starts a business in a garage. I mean, starting a business in a garage? How déclassé, right? By the way, Steve Jobs started Apple in a garage. And the spending. The current establishment is making a drunken sailor look like a penny pincher. And what happens when the Establishment spends trillions? It’s a hidden tax. When a government pumps new money into the economy, it lessens the value of the existing money, thereby causing inflation. We have that now. Real estate prices are sky rocketing. In way too many places first homes are unaffordable for the person in their late twenties, for anybody for that matter. The cost of food is sky rocketing along with rent, fuel, and most everything else. And wages increases are not keeping up. What this means is that the guy or gal who doesn’t have capital assets like stocks or real estate, has less purchasing power, which is the hidden tax. Now, as to those with capital assets, like stocks and real estate, they have a hedge. Sure, they’re fuel prices are going up, but they’re real estate and 401K are going up even more – they’re hedged. But its worse than that. The current spending bills which contemplate the New Green Deal, Redistribution and Socialism, will change the character of the United States. Unless the establishment is okay with our currency becoming diminished to the point of losing it’s world status as the base currency, the one that sets the bar, it will be a disaster, mostly hurting the poor and middle class. Throw in the deluge of regulation, and what do you know, our economy has cancer. And as we all know, cancer is expensive and cancer hurts those without resources the worst. Let’s just agree, the establishment doesn’t have much concern, other than talking points and not outing themselves, for the common man or woman working hard to have a good life. So, given the establishment’s desire to raise taxes, increase regulation, and suppress economic freedom, can we agree that they are against free enterprise and the economic independence of the individual? I hope so.
Next. National Security. This is an easy one. Actually, this is all easy because it’s so obvious. The establishment doesn’t give a hoot about national security. When it is breached, it is a basis for more restrictions of personal freedom. But let’s get to the points. The borders are open, anybody can come in (unless your Cuban or Christian – Google it and check out the Glenn Beck stating that his biggest hurdle getting Christians out of Afghanistan was the U.S. Government), we have betrayed our NATO allies with the Afghanistan exodus, illegal immigrants are not required to follow our laws and the financial burden upon our nation is exorbitant. For the record, as a criminal defense attorney, I routinely get illegals better deals due to the implications of regular sanctions because the regular sanctions will result in deportation. The establishment has diminished our security, demeaned our status, and embarrassed us as a nation. We left Afghanistan in shame. It was a retreat, a total surrender. Question that, hell, we gave up our embassy. I don’t think that happens with a peaceful transition or an agreeable transfer of power. And then there is our genuflecting to Iran, our anti-Israel policy, our deference to China, and our military going “woke.” Can we doubt that the establishment doesn’t care about national security? For your information, we are approaching one-hundred thousand Afghanistan refugees. Forty percent of Afghanistanees believe in suicide bombings. We are not vetting Afghanistanee refugees. WTF, right? Okay, enough. The establishment doesn’t care about National Security.
Due Process and Equal Protection. Not happening. Trump get’s prosecuted for nothing. The Biden family is in bed with the corrupt players in Ukraine, Russian and China and even posting something on Facebook is taboo. People of the establishment lie, while under oath, to Congress, no problem. The Attorney General of New York goes on a treasure hunt to find something Trump did wrong in order to charge him. Hillary obstructs justice, no prosecution. BLM burns cities, no problem. A mother is welcomed into the House of Representatives by Law Enforcement who actually waive her in, is a domestic terrorist. We’ve lost equal protection and due process. And this is serious stuff. Our nature to obey laws is based upon an inherent belief and understanding that it applies equally to everybody. This is no longer the case. That means that one could logically conclude that it is not in my best interest to follow the law. If I am on the right side, know the right people, am politically correct, I can ignore the law. This is a dangerous reality.
Liberty, the catch all. The establishment is imposing massive covid restrictions upon us. Mask up, get vaccinated, get banned from social interaction if you’re not masked up and vaccinated, and get on your knees and obey. Follow the science, right. Except there is no science. Israel and Ireland have done studies. More than half of the hospitalizations related to Covid are vaccinated people. There is a growing body of evidence that vaccinated folks are at higher rish of severe consequence as to their health. There is no science that supports mask-holes. In fact, the science, especially with kids, supports no masks. We are surveilled with our internet searches, our phone calls, everything on the net. We are losing are liberty, our freedom.
I’ve covered the categories, made arguments and points, but I haven’t answered the question – what is the establishment’s plan. Here’s my take:
The establishment’s affinity for America is deferential to their adoration of their self-interest. They believe in globalism, a new-world order. They are not concerned with throwing the United States under the bus, as long as they remain in power, as long as they get invited to the cocktail parties, as long as their status is maintained. They are counting on citizenry ignorance, stupidity. And they don’t care about you, no matter what they say. They are intent on destroying this nation. There is no other explanation that can explain their actions and goals. They are evil, vile, disgusting and malignant. And those that support them, the future casualties of their intent, are just as evil, vile, disgusting and ignorant, too. Ignorance is a sin. And if you support Biden and the Establishment, you’re just as guilty, just as reprehensible. To deny the greatness of the United States of America is just so stupid, feeble and callous, well, it’s beyond reproach as they say.
The establishment is intent on destroying the United States of America. America, the United States of America, is getting in the way of the ultimate cocktail party, where the globalist establishment foks will gather and toast each other, professing disdain for the common man, you know, the people who made it all possible, the people who did build that. We need to call them out. We need to make the local supporters aware of the fact that we have contempt for them. We need them to know that they depend on us and we do not need them. We need to be American, like revolutionary American. We need to hate them. And that is permissible. The Bible only sanctions hate in one respect. We are allowed to hate evil And the establishment is evil. And they know it. They are not ashamed of it. It is who they are. And that my friends, sums it all up.
That’s my Reetzality for the day.
Brett Reetz