BLUF:
[American Greatness] Under the Harris Administration, "The Process of Trump" will continue apace. As outlined in my book The Trump Revolution: The Donald’s Creative Destruction Deconstructed, that process consists of "action and counteraction, force and counterforce in the service of liberty." It’ll see Trump, a political Samson, continue to threaten to bring the rotting house crashing down on its patrons. And he’ll do so as the parallel president.
Democracy is when everything is up for grabs without constitutional limits. Globalism is an extension of that. Trump has exposed globalism as democracy on a global scale, funded by Americans.
Trump’s latest, inadvertent victory is to unmask raw, ripe, unfettered democracy as a travesty to all, unworkable except in a territory the size of the ancient Athenian polis, or maybe modern-day Monaco, at most Liechtenstein or Estonia.
Democracy is toxic, from both party perspectives—especially since we no longer have a republic where the central authority has limited and delimited powers.
Distilled, this is the meaning of the elections: 78,753,368 people, or 51 percent of those who voted, not of the people, get to impose their will on 73,119,410, or 47.3 percent of the voters, as well as on the millions who didn’t vote.
The healthiest and most intuitive response to deep-seated, irreconcilable unhappiness—political or personal—is to peacefully exit the abusive relationship.
Above and beyond holding rallies and countering the Harris Administration’s policies, Donald J. Trump will catalyze many more creative, informal acts of secession. Patriots will congregate in compounds of like-minded individuals. They’ll migrate virtually to Parler, the free speech social network. And they’ll withdraw en masse from the miseducation system (primary, secondary, and tertiary).
Two parallel nations and attendant presidencies will form. The low-grade upheaval against the deep state and Big Tech will continue apace. And the sprawling political machine that makes up the D.C. Comitatus will keep writhing like a fire-breathing mythical monster in the throes of death. All good things.
To borrow and bowdlerize William Butler Yeats’ "The Second Coming" (1865-1939): "Things fall apart; the center cannot hold; mere [secession] is loosed upon the world." |