This specific  Blog was triggered by viewing the  coverage of the Trump Guilty Verdict on MSNBC and THE VIEW.   There is a notable line from the film classic, CITIZEN KANE:  "If it was anybody else, I'd say what's going to happen to you would be a lesson to you. Only you're going to need more than one lesson"   It is now quite obvious the Liberal Elite and their acolytes will need more than one lesson to teach them about the current Frantz Fanon state of American society, specifically the current Republican Party.   In August 2015,  this Blogger  published:  Ruminations on the 2016 Campaign: Trump.    The following is excerpted from that Blog: “One of the guilty pleasures ….is watching  the Liberal commentators, commentariat, literati, pundits, cognoscenti and gossips  try to, unsuccessfully, comprehend the Trump phenomenon.     …..’Whether Liberals like it or n...

  Liberals  are in increasing despair about their creation, the new Republican Party. That is supremely ironic, for in truth, it was Liberal cant and dogma which created the new Republican Party. Let us count the ways, Liberals created the new Republicans. The Liberal madness of unbridled Social Engineering, applied to every function of American society, including, insanely, the successful Military, fresh from defeating the Soviet Union without a war, by cowing it. Liberals left every American institution, religious, social and civic, in disarray and dysfunction. The Liberal  madness of Social Engineering culminated in the new religion of DEI (Diversity, Equity and Inclusion), by which Liberals enfeebled America's Military by  giving command of the formerly feared American Navy to a trifling and unqualified  female lightweight, over  the objections of the Secretary of Defense. The religion of DEI  scuppered American academia by forcing the leading univ...

One of the unsung, but formidable, reasons for the decline of the American republic is the insulation and class isolation  of the American Elite from the working class. Very few American intellectuals, in academia, government, NGOs, media, and/or entertainment, have personal friends, or relationships with members of the American working class.   This insulation is a new American phenomenon; military service during the Civil War, World War I, World War II meant a co-mingling of intellectuals and the working class. J.D. Salinger served with members of the working class, as did President William McKinley.   Mel Brooks, Irving Berlin, John Ford, and Henry Fonda all served with the working-class; that American service gave American intellectuals insight into the soul of the American working class.   In 1992, with the election of intellectual cum draft dodger, Bill Clinton, the Democratic Party became the party of intellectuals, and Globalists, elitists and trend setters. ...