We Have Nothing to Fear But Fear Itself

By Rich Kozlovich 

The headline is a quote from Franklin Delano Roosevelt to ease the minds of Americans during the Great Depression:   

So, first of all, let me assert my firm belief that the only thing we have to fear is … fear itself — nameless, unreasoning, unjustified terror which paralyzes needed efforts to convert retreat into advance. In every dark hour of our national life a leadership of frankness and of vigor has met with that understanding and support of the people themselves which is essential to victory. And I am convinced that you will again give that support to leadership in these critical days. 

That was in the midst of the Great Depression, which FDR and his minions created.  The goal of this speech was supposedly to create a positive attitude, but the reality is it as all misdirection, just like we're seeing right now with Biden.  Unlike Biden, FDR was a great communicator, but as Harry Truman said of FDR, he lies.  In that, both Biden and FDR excelled.  

FDR created the New Deal, which wasn't really new, and it certainly wasn't a deal. Biden is attempting "build back better", which isn't building or better. 

It was a recapitulation of the fascist policies and government of Woodrow Wilson, called America's first fascist President, which plunged the nation into a ten year depression.  

He created a massive framework of government agencies, all of which were infested with communists and Stalinist agents.  We actually have a lot more to fear than just fear itself, we really have reason to fear Federal Law Enforcement,' specifically DOJ, FBI. 

Federal agencies have been militarized and weaponized, the IRS serves its 'customers' by terrifying them. an excellent reason to eliminate the 16th Amendment.   These agencies and departments have been acting like powers unto themselves, and have become what can only be called treasonous and criminal. The government of the United States is now the premiere dividing force in America. 

Forget Unity – Americans Name Government a ‘Dividing Force’ 

How many times has America heard President Joe Biden preach about unity and how his administration would ensure the country achieves this elusive goal? Likely too many to count, but the 2022 Edelman Trust Barometer released a new poll that shows not only are Republicans and Democrats even more divided than before, but also that the government is a “dividing force in society.”

  The study included opinions from 36,000 people in 28 different countries. Participants were asked about four main areas: government, media, business, and nongovernment organizations (NGOs). When considering these sectors, respondents identified which they felt were “a dividing force” or a “unifying force” in society. Government, unsurprisingly, scored the worst, with 48% saying the institution is a “dividing force.” The media came in at a close second, with 46% of the same opinion. Meanwhile, business and NGOs had more people indicating these were a “unifying force in society,” with 45% for the former and 50% for the latter.

As you can see, those such as NGO's and businesses, who are indebted to government, not so much small businesses as large corporate entities, support the idea government is "unifying".  But in reality, government, in order to impose tyranny, rules through division.  

And we have a lot more to fear than fear itself.