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Strategy 15 emphasizes defining the nature of the relationship and shifting conflict to favorable terrain. The hosts cite Elizabeth Warren and Jamie Dimon's attacks on Bitcoin as a tactic to rile up the community and control the narrative. They compare this to "Fabian Socialism," which uses incremental steps to close the gap on power.
Mo Facts explains Fabian Socialism as a strategy of gradual, persistent progress toward a goal rather than overt force. Neely Fuller Jr. is introduced, emphasizing his specific pronunciation of "white supreme-acist" to highlight the concept of supremacy. The hosts discuss how the term "supremacist" has been softened through "refinement" and how the system operates on a global scale through business and technology.
A theory is proposed that the U.S. government operates under Fabian Socialism, using incremental nudges to see how much the public will tolerate. The hosts discuss the transition to a biosecurity state controlled by the pharmaceutical industry, where lockdowns and vaccines are used to manage the population. They suggest that the death of Ruth Bader Ginsburg marked the end of Trump's utility to the Republican party.
