Optimism from Kucinich
Kevin Barrett interviews Kucinich.

Kucinich is mainly pushing his new book about his first encounter with Deepstate. As mayor of Cleveland he was "expected" to approve the privatization of the city's electric power utility. When he refused, Deepstate went into action, using all three legs. The bank leg of Deepstate forced the city into default, the intel leg made several "just missed" assassination attempts, and the activist leg mobilized political forces against him.

Toward the end of the clip, Kucinich expresses an optimistic view that sort of makes sense. He's basically saying that Deepstate isn't as powerful as it wants you to think. Gutsy officials can resist. They might be removed but they usually aren't killed.

His opinion on this point is derived from HARD experience, so I listen. A man who has been shot at and missed understands the motives and limits of Deepstate better than most of us.

This fits the pattern of the "virus" genocide, at least inside US. Obviously the threats sounded serious, and the vast majority of officials are either part of the game or chickenshit. But the few that stood firm haven't been killed or removed, and the larger number that regained their GUTS later have been hugely successful DESPITE the media attempts to hide their success. Even NY has opened up, and Cuomo is sounding like DeSantis. The West coast is still stuck, but Demon Inslee has permitted stores to unmuzzle for a little while until the "Delta Variant" or whatever "forces" total lockdown again.

Barrett: "People are afraid of the Great Reset leading to mass surveillance, but we're already under total surveillance. Every keystroke is tracked."

Kucinich: "First, don't put too much confidence in the omnipotence of the one-world technocrats. Having been inside the government, I understand that they're incompetent. I understand why war doesn't work. I understand that they're gathering reams and reams of information. What are they going to do with it? Come on."

He's right about the gathering. It makes marketing easier, and that's about all. Massive amounts of information are impossible to process, even with AI. (And I speak from experience on this point.)

Deepstate focuses on its list of known heretics and makes life especially difficult for them, but the censorship is ineffective because it isn't total.

In the end it comes down to personality. GUTS or chickenshit. That's all.

Labels: Experiential education

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