Collusion of Ideologies Attempting to Change the World Order - Mentality of Mediocrity

Submitted by M Tovey (United States), Jul 28, 2022 at 17:43

Readers Dave, myth and Prashant have made a certain prognostication regarding attitudes of elitism as it has been appropriated in supposed intellectual circles in order to frame unaligned opinions into a class of humanity that can be manipulated with relative ease for the lack of a more meaningful pursuit of truth.
Mediocrity of mankind, a kind of catch all phrase that may be employed here, is one that can be utilized to identify those portions of society(ies) that the elitist supremacists (all quarters of humanity have their version) are desirous of dominating in order to form the pretentious ordered society of the unwashed masses being delusionally duped into thinking they would be better off forgetting freedom and replacing it with forced allegiances to elitists to be the dominating power.
America is targeted here because its Constitutional form of governance is guaranteed by a force under the rule of law, something that is under attack and if not properly defended (second amendment), will be submersed into the delusion. Israel is the Middle East version of similar attitudes, since Biblical precepts are similarly applied here, and the replacement theology of Islam cannot successfully subrogate Hebrew Scriptural truth. Biblical truth does not support mediocrity.
That Islam and the Nationalist Socialist ideological mentalities are in obvious collusion to the anti-Semitic affinities that have been the bane of Israel's presence in the Middle East, it is not hard to make the assertion that from before 1948, the Islamic intent of eliminating Israel would take on a more modern approach that is stimulated by the thinking inherited from the Third Reich and formulated into the same elitist dominating ideology that can be used to dominate the world.

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