I’ve been saying this for years now (as my family can attest, having listened to more than a few rants).

All of these things we’ve seen in the last few decades, things that actively seek to upset the social order of the west, they’ve all been in service of what we are seeing now.

Almost every dictator in history has come to power because of one simple reason: the people were desperate. After the excessive sanctions were levied against the German people after WWI, the German people were genuinely desperate. Their money had become worthless. You can find old photographs of kids on the sidewalk using stacks of cash as building blocks. It was actually more cost effective to burn the money than to use it to buy firewood. That kind of oppression cannot last. The people WILL rise up in defiance of it, because they have no other recourse. Their slow and painful deaths are already certain in the face of such poverty, starvation being the biggest concern. But for such an uprising to happen, the people need a leader. They need some charismatic figure to come along and say “follow me, and everything will get better. We can return to our former glory”.

In Germany’s case, Hitler was an amazing orator. If you find accurate translations of his earlier speeches in particular, he wasn’t going around telling the German people “we’re gonna have us a good old fashioned genocide!”. He was delivering a message of hope. He was telling the people that he understands their problems, and that he has the answers. When the people are desperate, they’ll readily latch on to such messaging, and will ignore or just be oblivious to any warning signs as they gradually appear.

But in the west, particularly in the US, there’s one significant problem for anyone wanting to become a dictator. We’re not desperate. We’re absurdly comfortable. Our worst examples of poverty are better off than some of the upper classes in third world countries (places constantly being run by successions of dictators, not coincidentally). So, since toppling the most stable economy would have been unthinkable before 2020 came along, which is the biggest source of our general contentment, they had to find another way.

Thus was born: Victim Culture. For decades there has been a series of ideologies pushed on the west with the primary message being that you, if you are a member of a particular group, are inherently a victim. These movements are initiated by raising valid concerns, then gradually overstating those concerns, eventually progressing to pushing non-existent concerns as the valid ones get addressed. A key example is Feminism. There were some legitimate complaints raised by the first wave feminists, and they were addressed in time. But as the resolutions came, the rhetoric had to be dialed up to keep the feminists invested. They can’t be allowed to become content in a job well done, goals achieved. So the goalposts move, new issues are found or invented, and the urgency keeps getting ratcheted up. Now we have generations of girls who have grown to be women utterly convinced that they will ALWAYS be a victim, and this victim status is inherent to their being. Contentment is now impossible for them.

So many isms have been created around relatively small valid grievances, and follow that pattern. Every time a new one comes along, it further subdivides the population, pitting ever more of us against one another over inherent conditions that can never be fully rectified by their very nature, even when the concerns may be in-part valid. This is the point. Sowing permanent lines of division over time. Divide and conquer. As a nation united, we would never be in danger of being overrun from external powers, or an internal grab at absolute power. But if we’re chopped up into ever smaller groups according to perceived victimhood, we lack the cohesion to muster a meaningful resistance to any concerted threat, foreign or domestic. This has now culminated in what we have termed “intersectionality”. Under that ideology, we will be permanently fractured, and are now being overrun by ideologically driven forces exploiting everything that’s been built up these many years.

Now that we’ve been as divided as they can make us, we still weren’t to the point of desperation. We’re surprisingly resilient. Then comes along a minor cold, and we bought the lies that came with it. We stood idly by and let them destroy our economy. Our government at its various levels are doing everything they can to make us desperate. They want us to feel imminently unsafe. Whether a virus, antifa, blm, the far-right, a foreign nation interfering or invading, a race war, a civil war, forthcoming food shortages that will starve millions, or simply the complete loss of faith in our economic system and the feeling of stability it provides... it’s making us desperate.

Now, who will be the charismatic leader who will show up promising to make everything better, right when we’re at our most desperate and vulnerable? If he were so inclined, Trump could don the mantle of dictator fairly easily. His support is massive already. Biden doesn’t stand a chance, and neither does Kamala. If there’s one word you can’t honestly use to describe them, it’s “charismatic”. What if, in this day and age when we all demonstrate traits like brand loyalty moreso than national loyalty, the charismatic leader is a corporate entity? Say, a group that offers to absolve you of all debts provided you sign this contract? This, I believe is the current intended endgame. The Great Reset. Globalist corporate entities like the Global Economic Forum, the International Monetary Fund, the WHO, the UN. After causing the problems we now face, they will offer to be our saviors. We had best reject that offer.