Seizing the Narrative - Implementing a Strategy
Seizing
the Narrative - Implementing a Strategy
The purpose of this article is to provide one example of how we can seize the narrative and start driving the small minority of radical extremists, who have been intimidating, censoring, cancelling, and lying to the American public, to react to us – the silent majority – and justify their support for advancing racist policies. The objective is to show one way for Americans to unite in raising our voices by highlighting the false narratives around welfare and race and drive a truthful discussion about real solutions for poverty.
We
must first understand this is not normal politics, and the small set of radical
progressives seek absolute power at any cost to you, your family, or our
country.
“The problem is we are in an
ideological war, for absolute power - yet conservatives believe it is just
politics as usual. Many can detect the problem, but they wrongly mistake the
issues created by it are just the same old politics. They assume that those who
are driving a radical political ideology believe in our republic, our freedoms,
and our constitution. They assume the oath the radical and extreme politicians
took is sacred to them, that their intentions are well meaning, and that in the
end we will find a way to work together. And this is part of the problem, a
major part, because those assumptions are wrong.[1]
We
must also understand that we have more in common than not, and we must speak to
the actual reality that Americans are far more united than divided.
“…we, as a nation, are truly not so
divided. That we share much in common each day. And one of those things is our
belief in our country, our constitution, our freedoms, and fellow man. The
radical left’s efforts to divide us, and long-term efforts to indoctrinate our
children with false narratives about our history, are aided and abetted by the
propaganda pushed daily by their allies in mainstream media. And compounded by
the socialist – not social – media companies which push their own propaganda
campaigns, censor the truth, and use your data to manipulate you.[2]”
And we must begin to seize the narrative by focusing on some facts to advance real solutions to such divisive issues as poverty and the dysfunction, cultural decline, and irreparable harm that government dependency breeds.
“Let’s have a REAL discussion on RACE,
social justice, black homicides, and welfare.
The one Eric Holder & Democrats don’t want you to have. It’s time to talk facts, stop pandering, stop creating the boogeyman, and address the issues we’ve know about all this time[3].”
We
must unite around a strategy, strategic messaging, and policies that advance a
united America. A suggested starting point includes the following four major
objectives[4]:
·
Seize
the narrative
·
Drive
a proactive and positive legislative agenda
·
Overhaul
the national security apparatus
· Ensure the resilience of our Republic, Constitution, and Freedoms
In this article, we’ll focus on seizing the narrative using one example tied to the false narrative being pushed now for several decades on race, poverty, and disenfranchisement.
Why is seizing the narrative important? Because by doing so, one can start driving others to react, hold them accountable, and expose them for the frauds they and move from a reactive to proactive position in driving positive policy and solutions.
Let’s take a look at poverty numbers over the last 63 years, and the numbers of those below the poverty line, using US Government Census data[5].
In the box below you will see the total US population in 2021 and 1959, and the total numbers of those below the poverty line (in thousands). Meaning in 2021 the US population was 328,191,000, with 37,933,000 living in poverty.
Year |
All people |
|
|||||||
Total |
Below poverty |
||||||||
Number |
Percent |
||||||||
2021 |
328,191 |
37,933 |
11.6 |
||||||
1959 |
176,557 |
39,490 |
22.4 |
|
|||||
Year |
All people |
|
|||||||
Total |
Below poverty |
||||||||
Number |
Percent |
||||||||
|
2021 |
248,909 |
24,919 |
10.0 |
1959 |
156,956 |
28,484 |
18.1 |
Notice the total number below the poverty line decreased, but
is not too different from 1959, 10
million, and 2021, 8.5 million (rounded).
2021 |
43,976 |
8,583 |
19.5 |
1959 |
18,013 |
9,927 |
55.1 |
·
First,
the total number of whites in poverty is nearly three times (3X) that of
the total number of blacks living in poverty.
·
Second,
the total number of blacks in poverty has remained the pretty much the same
since 1959. In other words, despite a three-fold (3X) increase in
population. We have not seen a comparable three-fold increase in numbers in
poverty.
·
Third,
the total number of whites in poverty has also remained pretty much the same
since 1959, despite a nearly two-fold (2X) increase in population.
“This dystopian effort is led by a small set of radical extremists, seeking absolute power, who are driving fulfillment of warped strategy intended to subjugate the masses by a minority. I do not believe they are representative of the Democratic party, but they sure have overtaken it, and are replacing any of those who oppose their moves towards absolute power. Unfortunately, too many have bought into their storyline. They include a cross-section of the complacent, compliant, complicity, or corrupt[3]. This is an ongoing Domestic Cognitive War, built on a cognitive Ponzi scheme that takes your tax dollars along with a false narrative, to create the illusion of a utopian society, all while the underlying structure that provided for opportunity, freedom, and independence are destroyed.”
We must now also look at how these false narratives and the numbers in poverty effect the over 4 plus million illegals in entering the country in the last two years. Those 4 million people are nearly half the number the total number of blacks below poverty! Now think about the 240,000 plus unaccompanied children. Do we think that child sex trafficking[7] will decrease when a quarter of a million children are released to unknown sponsors? Where do all these people go? Who’s taking care of the children? Who’s going to house, feed, educate, provide healthcare, protect, and provide jobs for the 4 million illegals? Do we do so at the expense of the 8.5 million blacks, or 25 million whites, who are legal Americans living in poverty?
Democrats could give a rat’s ass, as they care solely about the Cognitive Ponzi scheme to sustain and expand their voting base. The illegals, their children, the Americans in poverty are all necessary collateral damage to divide and conquer us.
Start Asking the Right Questions! We must start asking some direct but pertinent questions. For example, every Democrat & Biden should be asked the following:
- Given there are 3X the number of whites in poverty, and that anyone in poverty is a terrible thing, what are you doing to provide for the 33.5 plus million LEGAL Americans living in poverty? And given those numbers, why have you supported the illegal entry of over 4 million others – who will live in poverty?
·
Is the
President a pedophile, and if not, how can you explain the comments in your
daughter’s diary about inappropriate showers etc.?
·
Given
the rampant issues with pedophiles, child sex trafficking, how are you tracking
the 250,000 – a quarter million – unaccompanied illegal children who have entered
our country?
· How can you and your party support Drag Queen shows – are they not comparable to strip shows, being used to groom children, and nothing more than child endangerment?
Propose Real Policy Solutions: There are several policies put forth for
which the Democrats have shirked or blocked responses. The brief list below offers
a few examples that speak to weaning people off of government dependency,
ensuring equal access to quality education, and ensuring we take care of
Americans in need first.
·
Work
for welfare requirements.
·
Unfettered
access to Charter schools.
· Border control and security.
The purpose of this article was to show how we can seize the narrative, the objective to offer an example. To realize the fuller four-point strategy I have laid out prior – we must unite in action, in voice, and in voting. Shall we begin?
·
Seize
the narrative
·
Drive
a proactive and positive legislative agenda
·
Overhaul
the national security apparatus
·
Ensure
the resilience of our Republic, Constitution, and Freedoms
© Edward L. Haugland, All Rights Reserved
2022.
[1] A
Strategy for the Resilience of Our Republic, Constitution and Freedoms.
(theinformationequilibrium.blogspot.com)
[3] 1965
– 2020 – THE BIG DEMOCRATIC LIE ON RACE, SOCIAL JUSTICE & FAMILY
(theinformationequilibrium.blogspot.com)
[4] A
Strategy for the Resilience of Our Republic, Constitution and Freedoms.
(theinformationequilibrium.blogspot.com)
[5]
https://www2.census.gov/programs-surveys/cps/tables/time-series/historical-poverty-people/hstpov2.xlsx
[6] The
Essence of the Domestic Cognitive War on America - A Cognitive Ponzi Scheme
(theinformationequilibrium.blogspot.com)
[7] Wyndham
and Other Hotels Sued for Facilitating Sex Trafficking
(endsexualexploitation.org) https://endsexualexploitation.org/articles/wyndham-and-other-hotels-sued-for-facilitating-sex-trafficking/
- Attorneys have asked a federal
panel to consolidate at least 21 such lawsuits pending in 11 states into a
single case in federal court in Columbus, arguing that the lawsuits contain the
same basic allegations
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