Propaganda is the deliberate, systematic attempt to influence public perception, attitudes, and behavior to further a specific agenda, often using emotional appeals or selective information rather than pure reason. It can be found in various contexts like politics, advertising, and wartime, and is frequently spread through mass media such as television, films, and the internet. Propaganda often relies on techniques like name-calling, "glittering generalities," and "bandwagon" appeals to sway the audience. The Great Deceiver has but one objective-Victory! Nothing else matters. Victory at any cost. One of the prices paid is deception of the mind. George Washington once said, "I hate deception, even where the imagination only is concerned." Yet, Washington was a spymaster. One of the Culper Ring to include Patrick Henry, Agent 711 and John Bolton. No, not this one. This one. John Bolton was the alias for Major Benjamin Tallmadge, the spymaster who led the Culper Ring, a spy network for General Washington during the Revolutionary War. Operating in British-occupied New York City, the ring gathered intelligence using coded messages to relay information about British military operations to Washington. What is deception? Deception (n.) is early 15c., decepcioun, "act of misleading, a lie, a falsehood," from Old French déception (13c., decepcion) or directly from Late Latin deceptionem (nominative deceptio) "a deceiving," noun of state or action from past-participle stem of Latin decipere "to ensnare, take in, beguile, cheat," from de "from" or pejorative (see de-) + capere "to take," from PIE root *kap- "to grasp." From mid-15c. as "state of being deceived; error, mistake;" from 1794 as "artifice, cheat, that which deceives." Deception is a fundamental aspect of war, used to gain an advantage by misleading adversaries into making mistakes. Techniques include feigning weakness or disorder, using false information and visual tricks, and creating diversions to make an enemy take actions favorable to your goals. Conservative, you are at War in American politics. We are at One War in two sectors-internal and external-with battles at separate fronts. Abraham Lincoln consistently warned that the greatest threats to the United States were not external enemies, but internal divisions. His public speeches and private writings often addressed this core concern. Our greatest threat is America's Radical Left, an internal one. In his first major political speech — given in January 1838, when he was a 28-year-old state politician in Illinois — was called “The Perpetuation of Our Political Institutions.” In the speech, Lincoln said that the greatest threats to American democracy came from within. One was what he called “mobocracy” — that is, uncontrolled mobs who willfully violated the law to make a political point.
There are many other external battles or conflicts that we face. We are in a doctrinal battle with various hemispheric neighbors like Venezuela, Mexico, Columbia and Brazil and as well, the Carribean.countries. We face national security threats and economic responsibility threats from Europe. We face peace and military threats from our hostile neighbors Russia and North Korea. We face Jihadi threats from Africa and the Middle East. We are in an economic conflict with China and the BRICs nations. Indeed, there are many challenging battles and conflicts afoot. However, none greater than the threats of the Radical Left. The Founding Fathers like George Washington and John Adams warned against internal division, particularly from political factions, which they feared would weaken the nation. Washington cautioned in his Farewell Address that the "spirit of party" could lead to "common and continual mischief," while Adams described the division of the republic into two great parties as the "greatest political evil under our Constitution". Thomas Jefferson, though more optimistic about human nature, urged citizens to unite with "one heart and one mind" to maintain "harmony and affection" "The alternate domination of one faction over another, sharpened by the spirit of revenge, natural to party dissension, which in different ages and countries has perpetrated the most horrid enormities, is itself a frightful despotism."
The Radical Left are a frightful despotism. They shut down the government-known as the Schumer Shutdown-choosing illegals over citizens. They succumb to political violence in attacking the Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) and assassinating Charlie Kirk-choosing illegals over citizens. Blue City Mayors repelling the federal government's assistance in quelling crime and improving public safety-choosing illegals over citizens. Democrats are the party for illegals and the Republican party is the party for citizens. The main factions during the American Revolution were Patriots, who supported independence, and Loyalists, who remained loyal to the British Crown. A third group, the Neutralists, tried to avoid involvement in the conflict. The Founding Fathers viewed Loyalists with hostility, but there was also internal disagreement among them regarding how to treat those who remained loyal to the British Crown. Matt Shea said, "Are you a Loyalist or a Patriot? Why, because being a God-fearing, self-reliant, freedom-loving American is a choice. Or we could be one of those government-dependent, Constitution-fearing socialists. That's the question, actually, the Founding Fathers asked. Are you a Loyalist or a Patriot?" Eugene Victor Debs was an American socialist, political activist, trade unionist, one of the founding members of the Industrial Workers of the World (IWW), and five-time candidate of the Socialist Party of America for President of the United States said,“In every age it has been the tyrant, the oppressor and the exploiter who has wrapped himself in the cloak of patriotism, or religion, or both to deceive and overawe the People.” The time clock on the blinking VCR is always right twice a day. Wrapping President Donald Trump in the package of tyranny, is the deceptive monniker of the Radical Left and over time has proven propaganda.
NPR, a Marxist propaganda cultural institution of the Radical Left, says there are three things to takeaway from the "No Kings" rally. They are:
- United in protests to 'protect America'. Protesters showed up to oppose a wide range of issues, including the administration's immigration tactics and its push for federal and military intervention in Democratic-led states as a way to tackle crime.
- The Trump administration and Republican lawmakers weighed in. House Speaker Mike Johnson slammed Saturday's protests as a "hate America rally," and other Republicans have derided the event as anti-American. Responding to NPR's questions about the protests, White House spokeswoman Abigail Jackson said: "Who cares?" Trump was not at the White House during the protests but on a visit to his Mar-a-Lago resort in Florida.
- Peaceful protesting with song and dance. Despite the many criticisms that anti-Trump protesters came to preach, there were displays of optimism, hope and whimsy in several cities.
Darth Vader said, "Don't underestimate the Force". The Radical Left says, "The propaganda is strong with us."
It must have been quite a terrible and awesome wonder of disappointment that the Radical Left pulled off this worthless event. The Census Bureau reports of the last federal election:
- 63.7% of men voted, compared to 66.9% of women.
- Voter turnout varied by educational attainment with
- 82.5% of those with an advanced degree voting, compared to 77.2% of bachelor’s degree holders and 52.5% of high school graduates.
- Voting methods also varied, with 39.6% of people voting in person on Election Day, 30.7% voting in person before Election Day, and 29.0% voting by mail.
There are 173.85 million registered voters in the US per the 2024 federal election. The American Presidency Project reported that President Trump received 77,303,568 votes or 49.81% of the total vote and 312 electoral college votes in the last federal election. There were 7 million estimated protesters of President Trump or 4% of the total number of 2024 total federal election voters. Even worse, they estimate 7 million protesters at over 2600 rallies which is about 2,692 protesters per event. But, their cultural institutional leaders want you to focus on Washington, DC, Los Angeles, CA and Chicago, IL as the rule not the exceptions. From the numbers, not just the rally theme, the event was a failure.
For the Constitution-hating Radical Left, I want you to know the Founding Fathers already solved your problem. Firstly, they made the leadership office a President not a king. Per AI, "The U.S. Constitution establishes the presidency in Article II, which outlines the president's powers, responsibilities, and election process. Article II vests all executive power in a single president, who serves a four-year term and is elected via the Electoral College. Key presidential roles and powers include serving as Commander-in-Chief, appointing officials and judges (with Senate approval), making treaties, granting pardons, and vetoing legislation. The Constitution also requires the president to give Congress an annual State of the Union address and to "take Care that the Laws be faithfully executed". " Secondly, the Constitution forbids men of title or nobility from serving in our government. Per All Gore's Amazing AI: "The US Constitution prohibits titles of nobility, meaning the federal and state governments cannot grant them. Article I, Section 9, Clause 8 forbids the United States from granting any title of nobility and restricts government officials from accepting gifts or titles from foreign powers without congressional consent. This prohibition is intended to prevent the rise of a hereditary aristocracy and shield officials from foreign corruption." No Kings here but plenty of tantrums from the Radical Left.
All there is weakness. The Radical Left bluff as if making historical military deceptions, like the Siege of Detroit during the War of 1812, or the "empty fort strategy" used by Zhuge Liang. They are more like the Three Stooges, the one thing you are guaranteed is a laugh. But the Schumer Shutdown is their truth. The Charlie Kirk assassination is their truth. The occupations of Portland, OR by ANTIFA and Chicago, IL by illegals and other criminals is their truth. They are built on deception and are the tip of the iceberg. War propaganda is the use of media to influence public opinion and rally support for military efforts by promoting a specific ideology, demonizing the enemy, and encouraging actions like enlisting or saving resources. Propaganda is used to boost morale, mobilize populations, and justify conflicts, and can be found in various forms such as posters, films, television, podcasts and radio broadcasts. The American Historical Association (AHA) writes, "The political aspects of war tie in closely with all this, as has been shown,,,The combatant nations must have programs for victory and programs for peace. And their people must be told about them." The Radical Left must have a program to blame disharmony and a program to claim victory. AHA continues, " It seeks to lower the enemy’s will to resist and it does this in several ways. One is to picture the military successes on the propagandist’s side. Another is to picture the armed might and economic power that the enemy has to face. Yet another is to picture the moral superiority of the cause against which the enemy is fighting. It is part of a nation’s strategic plan to intimidate enemy leaders, to separate them from their people, and to break down resistance by producing evidence that the mass of the enemy people have been deceived and misled.
- the use of multicolumn headlines, oversized pictures, and dominant graphics;
- front-page stories that varied from sensationalist to salacious in the same issue;
- one-upmanship, or the scooping of stories, only later to be embarrassed into retractions (usually by a competing publication);
- jingoism, or the inflaming of national sentiments through slanted news stories
- extensive use of anonymous sources by overzealous reporters especially in investigative stories on “big-business,” famous people, or political figures;
- self-promotion within the news medium; and
- pandering to the so-called hoi polloi, especially by using the newspaper layout to cater to immigrants for whom English was not their first language."
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