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“We could also electrify this wire with the kind of current that would not kill somebody, but it would be a discouragement for them to be fooling around with it. We do that with livestock all the time.” — Tea Party “Revolutionary” Rep. Steve King of Iowa describing what kind of fence he’d like to see across the US-Mexico border

Since the Bush Cabal was thrown out after 25 years of bankster profiteering and warmongering, and the centrist Obama put in his place to preside over a bankster-collapsed economy, there has been over a 250% increase in bankster-sponsored racist and/or separatist right wing groups that openly brandish their capability and willingness for violence.

In fact, if there’s one defining pattern of the last two years, and perhaps the coming two years, it is the “mainstreaming” of right-wing extremism and violence as acceptable to the public discourse in America. Playing the part of the bridge are corporate-sponsored propaganda henchmen like Ann Coulter, NewsMax, Glenn Beck, Alex Jones, Heritage Foundation and Human Events (which recently literally put out a hit list out on enemies of the corporate-paranoid syndicate).

There is a convenience of more than just happenstance for the large corporations that dominate our society. For every “tea party” stance they support, for example, smaller school budgets, there is a huge profit margin for the large corporations. Those same corporations fund most of the paranoid right-wing politicians, who in turn cater to both their violent racist base AND to their banker sponsors. Banksters, like Richard Mellon Scaife who owns and operates news max, then turn their media empires in support of the “tea partier.” With the tea partier brain hyper-populated by a reality of poverty and paranoia-inducing propaganda, he’s also less likely to wonder who really might be working on his behalf.

That the substance isn’t there in tea party politicians, or policies, for example on earmarks, doesn’t seem to bother the right wing extremists whose hateful rhetoric and actioms finally have an echo in the mainstream. Nor does it bother them that in fact they are the vast minority, and their “leaders” generally disliked. Much like Newt Gingrich’s Contract with America and image of the Angry White Man had parallels in the militant right wing that murdered hundreds of Americans at Oklahoma City, the current “Pledge to America” and Tea Party movement have a disturbing amount of connections with the most violent of right wing extremists across America. Meanwhile, banksters, industrialists, billionaires and bully tycoons sponsor the whole violent affair. Freedomworks, sponsored by the hyperconservative billionaire Koch and Coors family, even goes so far as planning, hosting and paying for tea party vitriol.

An area where this bankster-extremism fusion is evident is the corporate-sponsored immigration paranoia in Arizona. Besides the billions that groups like Corrections Corporation of America are raking in massive profits from our tax rolls thanks to the paranoid fifth of americans, anti-immigrant sentiment has led to high business for another 50 companies in that state. While tea party advocates claim fear of some world-dominating mega-power, they take no issue with the prison industry buying out their entire state political system. Much like their desire to see government reign in Wall Street and create jobs–while protesting small government– tea party constituents are too emotionally invested into their paranoia and lost privilege to notice they’ve been bamboozled.

Fusing banker and industrialist domination with the fear, paranoia, racism and desire for a return to race privilege that define the tea party has in fact become a nationwide phenomenon. Representative Steve King of Iowa played to his racist and now politically aggresive constituency by suggesting the way to beat immigration was to “deport all the liberals.”  Representative King of Iowa, besides calling for insurrection, further played to the sentiments of his most racist and paranoid constituents when he said that, besides being suspiciously “urban,”  Obama favors black people by default. It is no wonder that right wing militias are on the rise and turning even more racist by the hour. What few of those paranoid rightwing racists and separatists notice is that Steve King, who tried to get John Boehner to swear to a Blood Oath against healthcare reform, is on the take, at over 50,000 from the insurance industry. So while the tea partier has his stoked fears of socialists calmed by the very people who stoked those fears, few notice the insurance companies are actually raking in record profits with help from their lackey Steve King.

While bankster-paid, finance-apologists downplay mainstream concern, armed separatist groups openly marched behind tea party candidates like Joe Miller and Rand Paul this past election. And while these groups tell their members to publicly put on the face of a good citizen, behind closed doors they literally encourage violent insurrection against their neighbors and democratically elected government. Naturally, they see no irony in equating liberals to fascists.

One racist blogger named Pam Geller combines her hatred with Obama with love for genocidal maniac Slobodan Milosovic, right wing violence and tea party rhetoric. Fox, long the flagship melding the interests of the elite and the paranoia of the middling supremacists, is constantly echoing these fears, from the loss of American Sovereignty to foreign nations to purposely whitewashing their conversation on health care reform to make it seem as evil-sounding as possible. This is a more “politically acceptable” way of catering to the de-privileged conservative suburbanite’s sense of loss. The conservative then uses the mantle of patriotism to say that immigrants are ruining his country (when in fact they are the one demographic that might keep us from spinning completely down the drain– a truth banksters know but would never share with the plebs who carry out the violence of their joint movement).

Banksters of course love this manipulable hysteria because right wing fap-icons like Joe Miller are actually pushing extreme bankster favoritism — for example an elimination of the minimum wage. And while these right wing groups claim that the economy is partially to blame for their extremism, they all seem to blame it on the folks who are fixing it instead of the banksters who broke it. Once again this is very convenient for the banksters and that’s why they’re more than willing to dump millions into things like Heritage foundation which in turn funds and supports the tea party — tea bagger movement. They even throw rhetorical bones to the “dying small businessman” while using that definition to line the pockets of their wealthiest friends. In exchange for supporting banker privilege, bankers tickle the fancy of the paranoid white racist by having their intellectuals, for example, again, the Heritage foundation, attack the very underpinnings of racial equality before the american constitution– namely the 14th amendment (which overturned the Dred Scott definition of personhood and citizenship, while at the same time guaranteeing due process).

It’s a simple process, and one that has been perfected by bully billionaires within only a few generations. So when republican policy caters to the needs of the bankers, it also starves, harms and kills the perceived enemy of the de-privileged middle-class suburbanite conservative. In return, movement “true believers” follow the corporate mouthpieces in attacking those listed as suspect by their billionaire masters. This is not unlike the paranoia inspired Christian Identity Movement of yesteryear which always found allies for its violent racism in the mainstream right wing.

With the help of billionaire funded think tanks, right wing extremists have worked themselves into a paranoia whose general endgame is more bankster control and privilege. Here’s a list of their top ten concerns according to Alternet and the SPLC. You will note that as soon as the Southern Poverty Law Center, which is dedicated to fighting poverty and bigotry, identified these violent hate groups, and their connections to bankster mouthpieces, they became the target of other corporate mouth pieces like Alex Jones and Glenn Beck. And while Glenn Beck issues veiled hit lists, perhaps the most insane reaction would be Alex Jones’ insinuation that the SPLC was somehow involved in the worldwide spread of a “brain eating vaccine”… to quote Wired.com

And so a decade of careful experimental research is reduced to a delusional rant about how the “elite” are moving to “lobotomize, zombify global population”. I don’t want to post the actual video of Alex Jones, but if you want to see what happens when the paranoid style in American politics fuses with YouTube and molecular biology – the video is a greatest hits of idiotic conspiracy theories, from the government putting lithium in the water to drug addiction vaccines that destroy brain tissue – you should check it out. The saddest part is that this diatribe has already been seen by tens of thousands of people. Paranoia sells.

But corporate mouthpieces of the right, like the Washington Times, have taken to portraying Obama as exactly the kind of dictator the paranoid de-privileged American wants to imagine. In fact, the washington times often uses Hans Spakovsky, a beloved political shaker among banksters, to further fuse right-wing fears (such as the ones they’ve stoked up about vaccination) with bankster privilege. Here he is being financed at the heritage foundation to just hang out and be useful to his billionaire masters. Historically, bankers have always been glad to dump tons of money into the far right wing and even its most treasonous activities.

Meanwhile, rightwingers have been planning and organizing towards violence on FaceBook and other social networking sites. Shootings, such as the one at the holocaust memorial remind us of how real the threats that arise from bankster-sponsored paranoia are. The extremist who shot up his church in Tennessee loved Michael Savage, BIll O’Reilly and republican meatbrick Sean Hannity, reminding us how important these fear generators are to stirring up this violence. Even the rightwing religious crowd is getting into it supporting violence through church groups that preach race supremacism and homophobia. And when the Southern Poverty Law Center published that list of extremist right wing groups, Fox further turned its machine on them.

In some parts of California paranoid white racists (scared by what they were trained to believe was an attack on their gun rights) have gone so gun-crazy and bought so much ammunition that almost none could be found at local stores anymore by May of that year.

Meanwhile billionaires continue to sponsor their “useful idiots” even going so far as distributing  a rap video that portrays SEIU workers (union) as terrorists and more racially inappropriate commentary than on can describe in a single essay. Much like Nixon encouraged newly de-privileged white suburbanites to imagine themselves as a “Silent Majority” this new hybrid of bank-bullies and rightwing paranoid imagines for its would be participants that they are the majority they are indeed not.

And much like the 60?s-70?s pushback, many right wing extremists are on active duty as military. One Colonel Lakin even refused to deploy his troops to Afghanistan because he was one of those Birthers .  Just to put that in perspective, birthers, despite their supposed constitutionalism, put their personal gripes ahead of even the military’s goals.

All this paranoia is leading to the rightwing hyper-arming itself (and the gun industry making a killing on the receipts). In return, the gun industry is further fueling the paranoia and supporting right wing extremism. Fusing these right wing fears through the nozzle of the gun are also “constitutionalist groups” like Oath Keepers that openly commit to treason against the president and government because of this hullabaloo of fears (this one gentleman gets his fears from FEMA)

And when the Department of Homeland Security warned the nation that Right Wing Extremist groups were arming themselves for violence and insurrection, many right wing extremists were proud in the fact of those facts to identify themselves as “Right Wing Extremists” of precisely that variety.

While no one notices the contradiction, the same right wing groups who claim to support “the sanctity of the Constitution,” also promise to themselves dissolve the sovereignty of the nation through secession. This is exactly the sort of think banksters have sponsored before (for example, during Roosevelt’s administration when the American Liberties League melded paranoia of an imagined state overlord into trying to fund an actual armed coup against the president).

Much like 1935 Germany, while excusing treason with imagined treason by their imagined dictator,  the right-wing is arming itself for tyranny by proclaiming it is here to defend democracy from dictatorship. This type of thing has been encouraged by billionaires before. From chemtrails to FEMA concentration camps to the loss of American Sovereignity, the billionaires have shelled out the cash and brought out their rightwing shocktroops. Paranoid Mind melded with Rage and Guns, even the ladies are getting in on the  right wing hate. And while the tea party marches America to a violent new frontier, their billionaire sponsors collectively laugh all the way to the bank.

Resist Now.

One Love, One World, One Beautiful Struggle,
–Reverend Manny (of the Human Tribe)