First off you realize history didn’t start yesterday.
You have to evolve your thinking.
We started this nation under slavery. After the civil war there was Jim Crow laws up until the 60’s
The Democratic Party was the segregationist party.
The Republican Party was the pro corporate party. That courted black votes.
Starting with JFK and with LBJ signing the Civil rights act pist off many of the southern democrats and Nixon saw an opportunity to get the votes of disaffected white southern voters and came up with the southern strategy.
“The phrase "Southern Strategy" refers primarily to "top down" narratives of the political realignment of the South which suggest that Republican leaders consciously appealed to many white Southerners' racial grievances to gain their support.”
The Nixon / Allen Dulles connection who started the cia.
From the book the devil chess board a book about Allen Dulles and the rise of the Cia and also many suspected him behind the assassination of JFK.
The congressman’s new enthusiasm for Truman’s ambitious proposal did not go down well with his conservative supporters back home. But Nixon was shrewd enough to figure out that senior members of the GOP’s East Coast elite like Dulles and Herter could be of more benefit to him than the Southern California citrus growers and businessmen who had launched his career.
The political relationship forged between the rising politician from California and Dulles’s East Coast circle would become one of the most significant partnerships of the postwar era. Nixon grew into a potent political weapon for the Dulles group, a cunning operator who managed to accrue solidly conservative credentials with the Republican Party’s popular base while dependably serving the interests of the GOP’s privileged leadership class. Together, the Dulles circle and Richard Nixon would bring about a sharp, rightward shift in the nation’s politics, driving out the surviving elements of the New Deal regime in Washington and establishing a new ruling order that was much more in tune with the Dulles circle’s financial interests. The Dulles-Nixon alliance proved masterful at exploiting the Cold War panic that gripped the nation, using it to root out Rooseveltian true believers from government, along with a few genuine Communist infiltrators who posed a marginal threat to national security. When Washington’s anti-Communist witch hunt raged out of control and threatened to consume even those who had lit the flame, Nixon again proved of great use to Dulles, working with him to keep the inferno within safe boundaries. In return for his services, Nixon won the patronage of the kingmakers in the Dulles circle, ensuring the politician’s steady rise toward Washington’s top throne.
when young naval officer Richard Nixon was shuttling up and down the East Coast, wrapping up war-related business for the Navy. While sifting through the military paperwork, Nixon came across eye-opening Nazi documents that had been shipped to an old torpedo factory on the Virginia side of the Potomac. Some of these documents revealed how the Dulles brothers had helped launder Nazi funds during the war. Loftus, citing confidential intelligence sources, alleged that Dulles and Nixon proceeded to cut a deal. “Allen Dulles,” reported Loftus, “told him to keep quiet about what he had seen and, in return, [Dulles] arranged to finance the young man’s first congressional campaign against Jerry Voorhis.”
Dulles and his clients in the banking and oil industries had ample reason to target Voorhis, a five-term Democratic congressman and ardent New Dealer from Nixon’s home district in Southern California. The crusading congressman was a particularly troublesome thorn in the sides of Wall Street and Big Oil. Voorhis shook the banking industry by pushing for the federal government to take over the nation’s privately owned, regional Federal Reserve Banks—a radical proposal that briefly won President Roosevelt’s support, but ultimately failed to overcome the banking lobby. Voorhis was more successful in his efforts to curb the power of the major oil companies. In 1943.
Lee Atwater a political strategist for Ronald Regan and George h Bush who was director of the cia.
Infamous 1981 Interview on the Southern Strategy
The forty-two-minute recording, acquired by James Carter IV, confirms Atwater’s incendiary remarks and places them in context
You start out in 1954 by saying, “Nigger, nigger, nigger.” By 1968 you can’t say “nigger”—that hurts you, backfires. So you say stuff like, uh, forced busing, states’ rights, and all that stuff, and you’re getting so abstract. Now, you’re talking about cutting taxes, and all these things you’re talking about are totally economic things and a byproduct of them is, blacks get hurt worse than whites.… “We want to cut this,” is much more abstract than even the busing thing, uh, and a hell of a lot more abstract than “Nigger, nigger.”View: https://youtu.be/AT2fsv7xt4E
Then you had the rise of rightwing radio and Fox News. And the election of George w bush with connections to his dad of course and **** Cheney who secretary of defense under GHW and ceo of Halliburton.
Then you had Barrack Obama coming in after George w bush with two war and a major recession and the entire democratic base coming after Wall Street and the military industrial complex. The anti-war democratic base wasn’t so anti-war when Obama was dropping the bombs. And the famous meeting Obama had with the banker and told them I am the only one protecting you from the pitchforks.
So the deep state saw how a democrat could keep anti-war anti-wall street anger under control.
Then we saw Trump take out Jeb Bush in the primaries and go on to win the presidency using the playbook started by Nixon and perfected by Lee Atwater and blasted all over the airwaves by rightwing radio and Fox News.
View: https://youtu.be/SXKmEEAhDj0
So the deep state and the billionaires corporate buddies took their money power and influence of media, social media platforms and in government turned it super woke to sway public opinion against this outsider Trump.
