Why Trump Needs Civil Unrest to CLING to Power? |
It is not the breaking news, emotional and scandalous though it is, that matters most but the larger pattern, timing, and intensity. The recent ICE crackdowns, shootings, and fatalities are but telltale signs of worse things to come.
But don’t take my word for it; connect the dots for yourself!
I have taken to getting fodder for my article from CB-ham conversations.
An excerpt of CB radio chatter recorded in the US state of Georgia on Jan. 10, 2026, captures a wide-ranging, often inflammatory discussion touching on law enforcement, public protest, religion, and so-called conspiracy theories. Much of the details of this exchange would never be allowed on either legacy MSM or alternative media.
In the exchange, one speaker argues that authorities should either make arrests when laws are being broken or disengage entirely, criticizing what he describes as inconsistent enforcement. He suggests that protests should be governed by strict rules and penalties, including jail time for violations, and says unrest should have been addressed decades ago. As the saying goes, if you don’t have universal enforcement of the law, you have a tyranny.
Another segment veers into criticism of biblical narratives, with a speaker questioning the plausibility of the Israelites’ 40 years in the desert and framing the account as metaphorical or misguided.
Other comments reflect deep distrust of government and political institutions. One speaker dismisses Democratic officials and calls for the wholesale rejection of existing laws, while another claims informal coordination between civilians and law enforcement. The discussion concludes with unverified allegations and conspiracy theories involving Jeffrey Epstein, intelligence agencies, and occult practices, which are presented as rumor rather than fact.
The recording illustrates the increasingly fragmented and polarized tone of informal political discourse, blending grievances about enforcement and culture with skepticism toward institutions and the spread of unsubstantiated claims.
Method in Madness
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