Are we witnessing Totalitarian Autocracy in America? Who’s responsible?

Ep.227 (6/6/24)

SHOW NOTES AND NEWS ARTICLES

Trump voters and ally’s are being targeted all across America

Steve Bannon ordered to report to prison making him one of dozens of Trump allies set for prison on top of the thousands of J6 protesters charged and sentenced and the “alternate electors” in Michigan, Arizona the RICO case in Georgia another 15 are being targeted with lawfare it’s obvious, we’re watching totalitarianism in America and it’s all coming from one side.

WHAT IS TOTALITARIAN AUTOCRACY:
Does this align with what we’re watching happening to our country from this administration? Almost identical

A totalitarian autocracy is a form of government where a single person or a single party holds absolute power, and that power extends to nearly every aspect of public and private life. Here are the key characteristics:

1.Centralized Control: A single leader or a dominant party controls the government and all its functions without any meaningful checks or balances.
2.Totalitarian Aspects: The government seeks to control all aspects of life, including political, economic, social, cultural, and even personal activities. This often involves the use of propaganda, censorship, and state-controlled media to shape public perception and maintain control.
3.Suppression of Opposition: Any form of dissent or opposition is not tolerated. Political opposition is often suppressed through coercion, imprisonment, or elimination.
4.Surveillance and Repression: Extensive use of surveillance, secret police, and other security apparatuses to monitor and control the population.
5.Ideological Dominance: A dominant ideology or belief system is often promoted as the only acceptable way of thinking, with all aspects of society and culture expected to conform to this ideology.
6.Lack of Political Freedoms: Citizens have little to no political freedoms, such as freedom of speech, assembly, and press. Elections, if they occur, are typically controlled or rigged to ensure the ruling party or leader remains in power.

Examples of totalitarian autocracies in history include Nazi Germany under Adolf Hitler, the Soviet Union under Joseph Stalin, and North Korea under Kim Jong-un. These regimes are characterized by their extreme concentration of power and the extensive control they exercise over all aspects of life.