Jim Bratten
The Ku Klux Klan is on the left, having been the strong-arm enforcement division of the 19th century and early 20th century Democrat Party. Nazis are on the left, “neo” or otherwise, the official name being National Socialist Party. Neo-Nazis, the KKK – any group believing in superiority based solely on race – is of the left. Control over others by racism, or other forms of bigotry, originates on the left.
On the Monday following the Charlottesville, Virginia riots, even Rush Limbaugh gave the impression of getting it wrong at the beginning of his opening monologue when he restated the common phrase, “this happens on both sides.” This again implied two sides – right and left. Fortunately, he recovered as the first segment of his broadcast developed.
Media labeled the groups (KKK, Neo-Nazis, and white nationalists) collectively as “white supremacists.” The other “side” they ignored, the one that initiated the violence, was AntiFa (short for anti-fascist), although in every regard their actions appear text-book fascist. When you research their “manual,” however, you find their Stalinist core. There were two sides at Charlottesville, but both of them were ideologically left. Yes, they fight against one another; so did the National Socialists in Germany and the Communists in Russia during World War II. One pair of pants has two legs, made of the same material, cut from the same cloth, but separate.
Yet the media only recognized one. Even today, media cable and broadcast channels continue that false narrative, labeling one faction the “alt-right” and ignoring any others that don’t fit their template.
The term “alt-right” has been heard for the first time by many in Middle America, after Donald Trump received the nomination as presidential candidate for the Republican Party. It’s an invention by the radical left, promoted as fact by the media for the purpose of division on the right. Identity politics can work anywhere division is the objective. The idea is to tie the media-defined “fringe” (alt-right) to Trump.
Those who strive to control others by force, to subject them to an agenda or rigid societal structure that must be imposed, contrary to the principles of individual liberty, is by definition authoritarian and, at worst, totalitarian. National-Socialists (Nazis) and their cousins – fascists, Marxists, communists, and the KKK – are in the same family of totalitarian statists. In their agendas, centralized government control (tyranny) is preferable to individual liberty.
Progressives must have two sides, since there has to be a side that is blamed for imposing an injustice and another side that is the victim of the injustice. They cannot be perceived as fighting for the same turf so the false narrative of an “alt-right” is created. Leftists impose the injustice but claim they are on the side of the victims they themselves created.
There are the Media, Democrats and their associated hate groups on the left. There are those who believe in this constitutional republic as founded upon individual liberty, proclaimed in our Declaration of Independence and governed under natural law with rights given by God.
Our conflict is between the two; those who are anti-American and those who believe in America “as founded.” Pro-Americans are framed as the culprits and an “alt-reality” has been created to sell the ruse of “white nationalism.” There is no middle ground as long as certain people benefit from the violence and mayhem and they remain unexposed. And who profits from the hatred and chaos of this new alt-reality? The anti-American Left does.
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