Photo mashup by Salon The discourse psyop that I’m describing isn’t just about managing the narrative. It’s about ensuring that as capitalism in this country declines, it will be able to take on a form that lets it sustain itself. In the United States, what we’ve traditionally called fascism—where monopoly finance capital wages warfare to preserve itself—needs to take the form of two different synthetic ideological camps, not one. Our society is too divided for just one kind of fascist doctrine to be effective, so the optimal strategy is what we’re seeing now: the manufacturing of two color revolutions, one “trad” and the other one liberal or radical liberal. The latter group reinforces the former group, cultivating “Antifa” counter-gangs that act as intimidation squads on behalf of the Democratic Party. Its efforts to escalate cancel culture towards targeted stalking, and its hypocritically selective definitions of what constitutes a “fascist,” work to drive more people into the right.
Yes, right on! I’ve written about the two sided fascism myself, worrying perhaps I was the only one noticing it. Keep up the good work 👍🏻