The Post-Partisan Emporium

POPULIST STRATEGY NOTES #1 BETWEEN THE PATHOCRACY ROCK AND A MANAGERIAL CLASS HARD PLACE The Evolved Psyche From early in the history of this substack a problem has been identified for the success of populism in the age of managerial liberalism. Populism has been described as a manifestation that the ruled have lost faith in their rulers; populism aspires to a re-foundation, either in the forms or persons (or both) that rule the society. A unique set of challenges though confront a populist insurgency under the rule of the managerial class. One of these is that, through their unique class  ventriloquism  and their effectiveness at executing the “ revolution within the form ,” populism’s traditional remedy to corrupt or sclerotic rulers, the imposition of a more radical democracy, has become the Trojan Horse by which the managerial class, rather than suffering setback in its hegemony, actually consolidates and deepens its rule. That’s bad enough, but as also discussed earlier o...

COVID persists, but the COVID vaccine narrative has taken on so much water, the powers that be have stopped bailing, and are going to let these vaccines slowly sink But what do they have in store for us next? Meryl Nass There has been so much bad news about the vaccines in the last few months, it even leaked into the mainstream media.  I think the cabal's plan, at least in the US but probably everywhere, is to stop propping the ludicrous vaccine claims up and allow them to die a natural death. I explain why below. There was just too much bad news, too few getting boosted, too much resistance from parents. Getting 8 or 10 doses into everyone was not going to happen.  The terrified obedient masses were becoming fewer and fewer. For example, here is one story that got lots of traction:   ABC News  covered the fact that "At least 72 COVID cases in the fully vaccinated resulted from the Gridiron dinner."  Not only did Nancy Pelosi test positive, but several memb...