In a surreality that is most apt for this period in history, I'd rather listen to Jimmy Dore, a progressive leftist rail against the deep state's war plans against Iran than Alex Jones and Breitbart whoring for Israel. David Duke supports Tulsi Gabbard for 2020, and I can understand why (although I can't support abortion or gun control). It's been said that the left thinks govt can do no wrong, and the right thinks corporations can do no wrong. Spoiler - They're both in on it together, against us. They both do wrong, to our detriment. How many out there on the right support the deplatforming of Cop Block and Antiwar.com by social media? Not many, I'd wager. It's funny to watch Tim Pool, a leftist grill Twitter executives over censoring the right, and to see so many other leftists taking up the defense of the right. I've been saying for years that strange bedfellows would be the hallmark of any (effective) resistance to evil by the populace. What's happening is heartening, in the same way public support for Trump was heartening. Let's do something with it while we have the opportunity. The far left and far right work together in the Yellow Vests, why not here?

There's a scene in the film, Hoffa, where the union members go off to fight the scab workers with fists, clubs and knives. While the company elite have dinner brought to them by servers. The double-headed eagle isn't a Masonic symbol for nothing. Wake up, people. The left and right rank and file need to come up with a platform both can support, so we can deal with the oligarchy, and by "deal with" I mean take them down. Then we can get back to fighting over the lesser (lesser than imminent enslavement and death)  issues. We need to make political leadership a true public service, a thing of sacrifice rather than privilege and riches. We need to ban the lending of money for interest. We need to stop the wars of regime change, and a bloated military cancer stomping all over the world. These are the things that are bleeding us out, and if we circle our little ideological wagons, and try to fight a war of attrition against the other half of the country, our future is bleak indeed. See Their Game.

- a National Socialist

Johnny Cash - The One On The Right Is On The Left