People are tired of the "get Trump conspiracy" and wondering if it will ever end. The Democrats' dirty war on the President and America should have ended with the phony Mueller investigation, but it didn't. That's because the conspiracy against President Trump is part of a larger conspiracy that has been around for several centuries. It has undergone name changes and expansions over the years, but the original goal remains the same.
"...a monolithic and ruthless conspiracy that relies primarily on covert means for expanding its sphere of influence"
Moreover, in a letter to G.W. Snyder in 1798, President Washington acknowledged the conspiracy and the conspirators as the Illuminati. In an address to the press at the Waldorf Astoria in 1961, President Kennedy described the conspiracy as, "a monolithic and ruthless conspiracy that relies primarily on covert means for expanding its sphere of influence." Kennedy's description is important because it explains how the conspiracy sustains itself and expands--by covert means.
The conspiracy relies on "covert means" because it allows the conspirators to recruit a specific type of accomplice; an accomplice willing to do anything for a price, even if it's immoral. In fact, those who covet are more apt to go along with a conspiracy, even if it harms others, because they are usually willing to do anything to get what they covet. The conspiracy is self sustaining because there's always a wannabe leader or wealth seeker willing to do anything to get what they want.
Furthermore, the conspiracy has lasted for over two centuries because it takes advantage of selfishness and greed (covetousness). Covetous politicians and leaders expand the conspiracy by promising handouts from the public treasury to attract covetous voters; those who desire the wealth and possessions of others. Selfish greedy politicians take advantage of their supporters selfishness and greed by promising them largesse from the public treasury for their vote. One covetous group is kept in power by another.
Covetous politicians promise handouts from the public treasury to gain or retain power
Simply put, covetous politicians promise handouts from the public treasury to gain or retain power. Power is important to them, however the well being of America, the goose that lays the golden egg, is not. They only care about their own wealth, power and position. The loss of liberty and freedom that their ideology will impose on their fellow countrymen is not important to them. So what's their ideology?
At one time, it was called communism. In politically correct speak, it's known as democratic socialism, progressivism and liberalism. Labels like socialist, progressive and liberal conceal the true nature of their communist ideology. But make no mistake, there is no real difference between communism and socialism, regardless of what academics say.
Moreover, academics claim that communism is stateless and the people own everything collectively, but in reality, the communist state is the collective, and the state is controlled by communist party leaders - the ruling class. In communism, the people are not allowed to own private property, so in reality, the people own nothing, and the ruling class socialists own everything because they are the state. Simply put, the reality of communism just doesn't match the academic description of it. The reality of communism closely matches the description of mass slavery.
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Socialism and Communism should be synonymous because communism is a form of socialism
Furthermore, the two words (socialism and communism) should be synonymous because communism is a form of socialism. Academics avoid mentioning that fact. As a matter of fact, socialism is the foundation of communism. The communist leader Joseph Stalin said, "socialism is the backbone of communism." Vladimir Lenin said, "the goal of socialism is communism." In reality, communism, liberalism, progressivism and collectivism are all forms of socialism, and as Lenin rightly stated, "the goal of socialism is communism", and the goal of communism is world domination.
In addition, President Kennedy upset socialists in his inaugural address when he stated: "Ask not what your country can do for you; Ask what you can do for your country." Back then, socialists hated Kennedy's slogan as much as they hate "Make America Great Again." That's because making America great is detrimental to their goal, which has always been to destroy America and establish a global communist government - the New World Order. Like Kennedy, President Trump opposes socialism, and that makes him an enemy of the conspirators - the communists in the media and Congress who continue to sell us out for profit and position.
By the way, the word democracy, majority rule, is used to create the illusion that people have the power to choose who their elected officials are, but nothing could be further from the truth. Political candidates are chosen by the party, promoted by a complicit media and pollsters, and the people are allowed to choose between two "sell outs" or the lesser of two evils. I don't know about anyone else, but I'm tired of voting for the lesser of two evils. That's why I voted for Donald Trump.
President Trump wasn't chosen by the party or promoted by the media and pollsters, and for that reason, the communist conspirators thought they had the election in the bag. An outsider can't win the presidency- so they thought. However, Trump broke their strangle hold, undermined their power and authority, exposed their lies and deceptions, set their plans back a decade or more, and they can't get over it. Simply put, President Trump's victory was the fly in the communist's pie, and they are determined to take him down at all costs. For that reason, the attacks on President Trump and America will not end - unless they are thrown out of office.
Charles Wills is a retired Engineer.
Since retirement, he has devoted much of his free time to reading and researching
world and biblical history. He enjoys reading and collecting old books, especially
textbooks published before the turn of the 20th century, as well as writing about the
wealth of information hidden in them.
