After hearing so much about the historical trends dooming the Democrats chances at keeping the House and Senate beyond 2022, I decided to record this episode, calling for progressives to read the stars in order to see what is possible at this time in history. While I am not making any predictions for 2022, I believe with enough work and effort, history can be and will be made in November 2022, why – well listen to the episode to find out. Beyond the points made in the episode, I believe time, as astronomically constructed, is on the side of those who muster the energy to formulate a cosmically aligned vision for the planet. If the two youngest generations; Generation E (called Z by the mainstream press) and The Millennial Generations, can create the sort of tension necessary to force society in a different direction, humanity might be saved from a bleak nightmarish condition which will ultimately lead to our species death.

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The Rust Belt, lends credibility to the primary idea expressed in this episode. America, as a society had decayed significantly over the past four decades; for this reason, any remedy sought by progressives or radicals mustn’t try to answer all ailments at once. Yes, there is a drastic need to address certain ailments right now, ailments requiring big societal changes (climate change heads that lists) but with those ideas, must come an understanding that any remedy, no matter how potent its application, will likely bare fruit slowly. Trust between the citizenry and its government will take time to patch up, trust between the citizenry period will require significant healing itself. This stated, we mustn’t loose hope that change will not bare fruit, we must grasp the need for patience and eternal optimism with a dash of unabashed realism, so that which we create doesn’t rely on false pretenses and lazy calculations. This episode explains why time is required and the meaning of decay in our society.

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A Vault Episode from 2020, oh where to start? The War has been defined as Capitalists vs. Radicals; I believe in fact the war has been between Capitalist Republicans vs. Democratic Radicals or those who believe in Democracy as an active force used to both organize society and to control the instruments playing throughout society (by instruments I mean institutions when structured for the direct benefit of the public), versus, those who believe society should be governed for and by a select group who not only profits from the labor executed by the many, but sees the laborer as beholden to the whims, desires and wants of the select. Sure, the few who see themselves as the most brightest stars in the society will take exception to this description, but their actions are historically placed throughout the rise and fall of various civilizations; their missteps are well documented and their personal failings are indisputable when bygone eras are closely examined. Revising such truths only leads to delusion and decrepit personality quirks that fuel their obsession for more money and materialism, while fanning their ego, encouraging growth when deflation is required to save themselves, their world and ours.

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I’ve been sitting on this episode since March, unsure when I would release it, but knowing it had to be given over to the public for its consideration. The title given to this episode, sums up the tone of the topic. The tone for the episode, especially the conception leading to its recording, is to corner those NeoCons claiming they’re reformed, challenging them to prove their claim with stark actions. Though not included in its content, a video I watch over three months after I recorded the episode showcases the bar these redemption seeking Conservatives will have to jump to prove their case. The video was an interview given by David Brock from the 1990s, titled Ex-Conservatives Exposes Deeply Flawed GOP. In that video he recounts how he was taken in by the right wing and, more importantly, how he turned away from its magnetic pull. While he ultimately became a Neoliberal, supporting Hillary and Bill Clinton; his message still should be heart with intrigue and hunger, for the movement he was once a part of, is now in the position to place this country on a track which it may not recover from. In this episode, I specifically call on the Lincoln Project to make good on their reformed claim, asking them to reveal to the people how they manipulated the public for their own gain.

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A broad view is taken in this episode (it was going to be the second part of a two segmented episode, but the first part didn’t stand up to its quality). The Confederacy may have lost the American Civil War on the battlefield, but its ideas may have won out. Here I look deeply into that reality.

Reading through 1984 you’d be hard pressed not to see the revelation hidden in this episode. I recorded this in January 2021, the connective tissue between the three stood out worse than an infected swollen ankle. What occurred within the three incidents couldn’t have been more different, but the resulting actions couldn’t have been more similar; though I must admit here, rather or not the actions undertaken during the first two will occur for the third is still to be seen. Nonetheless, the cry from the elite surrounding the third event suggests the same actions will be undertaken and put into order following the other two, the future is rather chilling.

We hear this every four years – this is the most crucial election, blah, blah, blah. Well ladies and gentlemen, consider what has occurred over the past four years, the culmination of which was the Capital storming on January 6th, a date that will live in infamy, and you will agree with me that this next four years is crucial to the destiny of this country. I have stated before the events this year that the 2020’s represent a shifting current, a turning into a possible new age, I impress that belief more sternly in this episode. Joe Biden, mediocre politician, but a man described by those who bought him off constantly as a man for the ordinary man; just an average Joe, as a slogan might have said in another era; has a horrifying choice ahead of him – be himself and invite history’s wrath, as both Hoover and Buchanan did; or inflict austerity and bring to fore the destiny of the Weimer Republic. Obviously there is a third way (snicker, third way, paging Bill Clinton) this Democrat can take but that would require him to truly live up to his “average Joe” manicure and let’s be real, do we really expect Joe Biden to invite the hatred from the ruling class as one former president did? No. But we can hope he doesn’t invite history’s wrath upon us or the end to this republic.

Why I Am Renouncing Socialism and Rejecting it as a Saving Grace for the United States

Yes you read that correctly, I am renouncing Socialism, why? America's cultural spirit just isn't into it. Looking through American history I see patterns suggesting the society would be hostile to Socialism because the foundational principles required to build it up from the grassroots aren't there.

The role of an intervention is layered. At the outset, those engaging in the intervention, the interventionists (if we could call them that), want to confront a person who is both causing pain to themselves and to other people. Depending how far the dependency has advanced, the first order may be to force them into rehab; the second order may be to confront them over the cost their addiction is extracting from their family and friends; the third order may be to love bomb them in a way that separates them (briefly) from the inhabiting fogginess feeding the addiction, resulting in a temporary grounding effect for their personality; and, if the addiction isn’t that severe but beginning to present itself as a problem or maybe the addiction is so severe the person cannot live without having the quenching substance on, near or within reach of their body for any moment throughout the day; the fifth order may be to physically confiscate the addictive substance from the person and areas they frequent. We have entered a period in time when most people are starting to believe, our society needs to “do something” about the blatantly destructive income and wealth inequality which has destabilized this country and deteriorated its (institutional, communal, cultural and familial) infrastructure; what that “something” is, remains a topic for discussion. No matter the conclusion reached by these discussions, though, I believe the result will be the same, an intervention pitting the society against those I have dubbed the economically obese. In todays episode I look at the need for an intervention to stop them from destroying the society.

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When the United States of America was established, the question dividing the founding fathers was rather the country would be organized around a federal presence holding significant power to regulate the relationships between the states and the union as a whole with the world in general; or would the country continue to be a disunited confederacy with sparing interstate competitors with diverse interests and goals, goals often rendering unity difficult if not impossible. After the federal government was established via the constitution, the argument didn’t go away; the argument simply shifted tones. No longer did Anti-federalists, who lost the debate, question rather the federal government should exist, they started concerning themselves with the “power” held by the federal government, thus asserting constant victimization of their states by the federal government. While not immediately seen during the “founding generation”, after that generations influence waned and its prominent members were buried, this screed became a rallying cry amongst many Southerners whenever the federal government would take an action they didn’t like. Now I could continue recounting this history, but the point I am making in this podcast segment is rather simple – this divide is not new. After the Reconstruction era when the Industrial Revolution of the North came to the Southern states, the argument against the federal governments regulation powers became a central theme in discussions centered around the federal governments ability to interject itself into the Jim Crow south. States’ rights, a euphemism for unregulated Apartheid, became – to some segregationists, synonymous with unregulated corporate power. It is from this history that I draw my influence for this episode segment from.

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