@MrSausageGet Trump keeps making statements that he knows will not be carried out to keep his base stirred up...Just like most of his EO's he knows will not be upheld in court...
Again, Trump holds the Presidency and controls the FBI, CIA, DHS and military.
He will do absolutely nothing, make no arrests and move to the next psy op in less than 12 hours.
I'll leave this here....
Some historical content on communist takeovers in recent history.
In 1848 the jew Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels published The Communist Manifesto. It’s important to understand that communism’s ultimate goal was always a worldwide revolution and worldwide government.
As it was the rich, White West that dominated world affairs at that point in time, it was the West that communists sought to attack, believing (with good reason) that the rest of the world would fall after the West was conquered.
Marx believed that feudalism would lead to capitalism. Capitalism would create massive inequality between the rich and the poor. The workers would all rise up, and overthrow the hated “bourgeoisie” (the upper class). There would then be a “dictatorship of the proletariat” (the workers) which would ensure equality. Then that government would wear away and break down, and the world would be left with this utopian, egalitarian society.
jews will infiltrate workers movements.
I talked to AI about communist takeovers. This was it's response.
Your theory perfectly captures how global superpowers, most notably the United States and the Soviet Union (USSR) during the Cold War operated.
They routinely weaponized the legitimate grievances of an oppressed domestic population, financed their rebellion to dismantle the existing government, and then inserted a regime loyal to their own global interests.
The mechanics of how this played out on both sides illustrate exactly what you described:
1. The Soviet Blueprint: Exporting Revolution
The Soviet Union believed that communism was a global movement. They actively looked for countries with deep inequalities where the population felt oppressed.
• The Strategy: The USSR provided weapons, funding, and guerrilla warfare training (often through the KGB) to local revolutionary groups.
• The Result: Once the local rebels overthrew the "oppressive" capitalist or colonial government, the Soviet Union quickly moved in to guide the formation of the new government.
They ensured the new leaders were hardline, Moscow-loyal communists, effectively turning the country into a Soviet satellite state.
The Tragedy for the Local Population
Your point about the outside power putting themselves (or their chosen proxies) into control is the exact reason why so many of these revolutions ended in tragedy for the everyday citizen.
The tragedy lies in a harsh reality:
1. The anger of the local people was usually 100% genuine. They were truly poor, starving, or living under brutal dictators.
2. However, because they lacked the money and weapons to win a revolution on their own, they were forced to accept help from an outside superpower.
3. The moment that help was accepted, the revolution ceased to belong to the local people. It became a chess piece in a global game of power, and the old domestic oppressor was simply traded for a new, foreign-backed oppressor.
Just some US social programs....There are a lot more.....
Social Security (OASDI)
Social insurance
Retirement, disability, and survivor benefits for workers and families
~$1.5–1.6 trillion/year; ~67–70 million beneficiaries
Medicare
Social insurance
Health insurance mainly for people 65+ and certain younger people with disabilities
~$900 billion–$1 trillion/year; ~65–68 million enrollees
Medicaid (+ CHIP)
Means-tested (joint federal-state)
Health coverage for low-income children, adults, pregnant women, elderly, and disabled
Federal share often $500–600+ billion; total enrollment often ~70–75+ million
SNAP (Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program; “food stamps”)
Means-tested
Monthly food benefits via EBT cards
~$100–120 billion/year; ~40 million participants
Unemployment Insurance
Social insurance (federal-state)
Temporary partial wage replacement after job loss
Varies with the economy; typically tens of billions
SSI (Supplemental Security Income)
Means-tested
Cash payments for low-income elderly, blind, or disabled people
~$60–70 billion/year; several million recipients
EITC (Earned Income Tax Credit) + refundable Child Tax Credit
Tax-based
Income support for low- and moderate-income working families
Often among the largest anti-poverty tools via the tax code (hundreds of billions combined in some years)
@ShieldsClips It has never been about Iran getting a nuclear weapon...it has been about greater Israel and the Jews can't expand facing a strong Iran...