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By Servando Gonzalez
July 25, 2014
NewsWithViews.com

Patriotism is the last refuge of the scoundrel. —Samuel Johnson.

Dinesh D'Souza, the same guy who two years ago gave us the inane documentary film 2016: Obama's America,[1] now as given us another creation: America: Imagine A World Without Her.

According to D'Souza, there are two basic views of the United States: America the Oppressive Nation and America the Exceptional Nation. In the typical Hollywood-style, stupid documentary for the brainless sheeple, D'Souza, as he did in his previous film, shows interviews of select, high profile "liberals" who dogmatically hold the first view (the bad guys wearing black hats) and then interviews some "conservatives" (the good guys sporting white hats) who critique the first view and, like D'Souza himself, affirm the second.

A long time ago, the logical positivist philosophers stated that when two people don't agree, it is because either they are calling two different things by the same name, or are using two different names to denote the same thing. According to them, all differences of opinion are based on semantics.

Though I don't fully agree with them, I think that in this case their logic is sound. Both of the groups who seem to disagree are right about the subject of the polemic. The problem is that, contrary to what both "liberals" and "conservatives" believe, there are two Americas.

In Italo Calvino's tale "The Cloven Viscount," Viscount Medardo goes to war and is blown in two halves by a cannon ball. So, he returns to his fiefdom as two half men, one them good and the other evil.

In the same fashion, almost since its very creation, America has been divided into two very defined parts, one good, the one we can properly call America, and an evil one, which, to distinguish it from the other, we should call Amerika.

So, we have America, a country that became a beacon of freedom for people escaping from totalitarianism, a country that developed the widest and richest middle class, a country of laws, a country for the people, by the people, of the people.

This is the America "progressive," "liberal" Democrats hate from the bottom of their hearts.

But we also have Amerika, a country founded on conquest and genocide,[2] which has rapaciously expanded unjustly, is aggressive toward other countries, and has an exploitative, anti-capitalist monopolistic economic system that is systematically destroying the middle class.

This is the Amerika "conservative" Republicans love.

Even more disturbing is the fact that Amerika, fully under the control of the Council on Foreign Relations' conspirators, is still pursuing this foreign policy of aggressive, rapacious behavior toward other countries. Moreover, currently Amerika is rapidly changing internally into a totalitarian, repressive police state that is turning against her own people.

The bottom line is that America is in great danger, and neither the Democratic Left nor the Republican Right can save America, because essentially, and for different reasons, none of them love her.

D'Sousa's documentary is just another disinformation exercise, to reinforce the prevalent myth among the brainwashed sheeple that there is a difference between Republicans and Democrats, and that, just by changing the liars, thieves and traitors in Washington, D.C. everything will be okay. But, as the Titanic proved, rearranging the chairs on deck didn't save the sinking ship.

Well, that is exactly what both the "conservative" Right and the "liberal" Left have been doing for decades. The subtext of the message pushed by Rush Limbaugh, Sean Hannity, and Mark Levin, on the Right, and NPR, Amy Goodman, and Mother Jones, on the Left, is basically the same: There is only Right and Left, Republicans and Democrats, and the true American patriots who are trying to find a different alternative are conspiracy theorists and outright tin-hat kooks.

But D'Souza, who firmly believes that the idea that 9/11 was a false flag operation is just a conspiracy theory advanced by a some nuts, launches a farfetched conspiracy theory of his own: According to him, a conspiracy by academics and activists has created a culture of "shame" about American history. He lists five main culprits: Native American activists, Mexican-American academics, African American leaders, leftist historians and the Occupy Movement. These groups have sold the American public some big lies: that we stole Indian land, Mexican land, imported African slaves, forcibly established colonies round the globe (and stole oil) and that capitalists are stealing from each and every one of us, even today.

Well, the problem with D'Souza's arguments is that there is abundant evidence indicating that actually the conspirators who control Amerika stole Indian and Mexican land (and committed genocide), brought African slaves, conquered at gunpoint colonies around the globe to steal their natural resources, and that these very same monopolist capitalists (not true capitalists) are stealing from each and every one of us, even today.

At one level, D'Souza's message in America: Imagine a World Without Her is pessimistic: "The American dream is shrinking because some of our leaders want it to shrink. Decline, in other words, has become a policy objective. And if this decline continues at the current pace, America as we know it will cease to exist. In effect, we will have committed national suicide."

Conveniently, though, D'Souza doesn't mention who are the true conspirators pushing these destructive anti-American policies behind the curtains.[3] Actually, what we see going on in America today is not suicide, it is an assassination. It is not by chance that these conspirators are the very same ones who ordered the assassination of President Kennedy, for the simple reason the JFK, despite all his faults, was a true patriot who wanted a better America.

At other level, however, D'souza's message is optimistic: The only way to save America is by getting Democrats out of Washington, D.C. — which actuallly means saving America by changing it into a full-fledged communo-fascist Amerika.

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Obviously, D'Souza's analysis is faulty. While it is true that America is in decline, the globalist conspirators who control Amerika are using her military muscle to impose at gunpoint their New Gay World Order upon the peoples of the world and are creating militarized, Gestapo-like domestic forces like FEMA, DHS, BLM and other federal agencies to unleash them upon patriotic Americans. Currently, save for Russia, China, and a few other countries, Amerika is in control of the world — but this is nothingg to be proud about.

Even though a world without America would be a catastrophe, I can easily imagine a world without Amerika. I am sure that a world without the evil Amerika would be a much better place to live in. Actually, as JFK planned to do to the CIA, we need to splinter the CFR-controlled Amerika into a thousand pieces and scatter it to the winds.

This should be the number one priority for true American patriots who love America. The sooner we do it, the better.

� 2014 Servando Gonzalez - All Rights Reserved

Footnotes:

1. See, Servando Gonzalez, "2016: The CFR's Amerika."
2. But that's not the real issue, because most countries, including some current democratic ones, were born out of similar actions. Actually, the first aggressive imperialists, genociders and exploiters in America were the Aztecs (Mexicas), warmongering invaders from the north who carried out genocidal policies against the Tlascalans, Totonacs and other tribes already established in the area.
3. For a revealing article exposing D'Souza's links to some noted anti-American conspirators of both the Right and the Left, see, Gary Richard Arnold, "Dinesh D'Souza / Critical Film Review / America."