Breaking The Narrative: Ending the left’s propaganda reign of terror

In this, our final article in this series, we’ll talk about The Narrative. That’s the long game, the deeply evil parlor trick that the American left foisted on at least two, perhaps three generations. The goal: to sever any contact between rising generations of Americans and this country’s provably positive contribution to international well being, particularly in the 20th century. And this one. And brainwash them into accepting The Narrative — the false tale of America’s never-ending evil influence on the world. This is the left’s contemporary, scorched-earth reign of terror.
But we can’t stop it with customary politeness and passivity. We’re actually engaged in Civil War II in this country. Either we end it now by exposing The Narrative for what it is. Or we will face the almost inevitable violent consequences, since the Marxist left never gives up without a bloody fight.
This series of articles is based on writer Caitlin Johnstone’s original essay on the topic. Already practiced skeptics should read Johnstone’s full, original article here. The entire 32 tips I’ve explored are her own, not mine. My edits and comments, however, reflect my own thoughts after reading Johnstone’s original.
As noted previously, my edited version of the 32 Tips appears in this series. My comments and observations on the original follow each excerpted tip. You can find previous segments in this series here, here, here and here.

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