Thank you to Mike Rosen for having Jim Bennett on his radio show on 850 KOA New Radio in Denver today, to talk about America 3.0.
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Thank you to Mike Rosen for having Jim Bennett on his radio show on 850 KOA New Radio in Denver today, to talk about America 3.0.
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The problem, of course, is most people aren’t paying attention and don’t realize on what a vast scale these large government institutions are failing. The leftist propaganda machine has complete air superiority and controls, from the schools to the news to entertainment, the cultural narrative. Entire generations now have been indoctrinated with leftist thinking. They believe it not only can work, but that it must work. They cannot even conceive an alternative because intellectually they’ve never been exposed to one.
One possible outcome is an increasingly poor, increasingly tyrannical United States. That could last for generations or even centuries before a collapse. That is the road we are currently on. The ruling class will sell us down that road in an eyeblink if it means they maintain control. See the USSR > Russia for an example.
Another possibility is a Greek outcome. National, state and local governments bankrupt. Hospitals with no medicines, workers without paychecks, banks without capital. Riots as the dependent class – which is growing – demand someone, somewhere, give them money. Only in our case, there will not be an EU or IMF with sufficient resources to bail us out.
[There is a brilliant book I read years ago, Systemantics: How Systems Work and Especially How They Fail ( http://www.amazon.com/Systemantics-Systems-Work-Especially-They/dp/070450331X/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1370616608&sr=8-2&keywords=systemantics ) wherein the author describes how systems behave like living organisms, with self defense mechanisms, a will to live, and a need to grow, regardless of how those needs impact or detroy those around them. These institutions are not going to go quietly into the night. They will have to be taken down against their will.]