By The Truth Reporter:
Whenever we witness the arcane traditions of this country, things like Trooping the Colour, the State opening of Parliament or the changing of the guard at Buckingham Palace some are always left with the question of why such traditions are preserved given they are expensive and time consuming to enact.
Various arguments exist about why tradition is important but if we put these to one side for a moment there is one thing that these traditions prove beyond doubt, and this is that our system has survived intact for several centuries. To give an example, the Trooping of the Colour dates from the reign of Charles II who wanted prima facie evidence of the strength of his forces and therefore had them parade before him once a year.
If you compare the UK’s rich tapestry of tradition with nations that have gone through radical political or societal change you’ll notice a stark contrast in the amount of these rituals that have been maintained or preserved from each nation’s history.
Consider Russia or Cambodia, both these countries converted to a full implementation of communism. Their rich histories were essentially erased. Buildings, icons, art and records were systematically destroyed. This was of course central to Marxist doctrine, to enact their paradigm communists must erase any vestige of the previous history of the nation. People must either voluntarily discard their history or have it smashed or burnt in front of them with those clinging to their history denounced as counter revolutionary. How else can you smash a nation down to the lowest possible aspirational common denominator?
Only at the point where state dependence has been made endemic and those who question the system either eliminated or impoverished can the state’s grip on power be complete.
An existence where history begins at the moment the state was forged is a fertile framework for total control. When you erase ideas that precede the state you exclude the entire philosophical basis upon which modern knowledge was founded.
I could recite many stories of how socio-economic progress in Soviet Russia was stifled by the regime refusing to allow scientific research to follow the evidence rather than the prescribed policy of the government but the Ukrainian famine serves as the most potent lesson in how policy can never trump the realities of nature and physical sciences. If you haven’t read about the horror of that disaster then I implore you to do your research.
So why the history lesson? To those who have not seen it before the Black Lives Matter protests look like some kind of grass-roots civil rights movement trying to achieve equality but scratch just a little below the surface and you discover the hardcore Marxist agenda hidden behind their rhetoric.
The destruction of public monuments, censoring of TV programmes and cancelling of anyone in the public eye who dares to question the motives of the BLM movement point to only one thing, that we are in the throes of a new Marxist putsch and the historical underpinnings of our society are one by one being either physically destroyed or denounced as racist.
Be under no illusion, when you erase the history of a nation, that nation is changed forever – without its culture and tradition there is no sense of belonging or commonality between the citizens. This is of course intentional, by atomising the population into a multiplicity of ethnicities, genders, sexualities and sects there is no common basis on which people can agree or assemble without these artificially imposed differences introducing suspicion or conflict. Furthermore, these imposed stratifications are so often exploited by politicians of all flags as if their chosen subgroups are theirs to draw power from whenever they require it.
2020 will down in history as the year the west was toppled as the leading geopolitical paradigm, it has been usurped by globalists who have used a 1 -2 sucker punch to destroy the existing social order.
I have this advice for my readership in light of the above analysis, the government you thought was looking out for your interests – it isn’t. The world you grew up in – it’s gone.
This might seem an a terrible thing to say and unnecessarily bleak but I would argue that unless you are ready to change and adapt to what is coming then you leave yourself open to accepting whatever social order you are given. My advice is to create your own – it is time to become far more self reliant in all aspects of your existence.
You should at the very minimum be able to do these basic things.
1)Feed your household for 1 month from supplies stored in your home.
2)Defend your home from invaders and have methods for detecting and deterring intruders without needing police assistance.
3)Receive communications and send messages without the internet or mobile phones.
4)Have libraries of books, digital and other media that do not require the internet to access them.
5)Have the tools, methods and spare parts to maintain the most important domestic equipment you have and be able to repair essential plumbing and wiring.
6)Have first aid and basic medical expertise along with a range of basic medicines.
Nothing in the above list is that difficult or expensive to achieve, it just takes the will to do it. You can learn the skills from a variety of sources, you can buy the equipment and stores slowly over a period of months. None of this is rocket science, it’s just common sense.
I have to apologise for bringing you this news but I think the evidence is clear – the times when you could rely on the government and the community are coming to end. Be prepared.
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