James Simpson exposes the left’s ruthless strategy to manufacture crises, weaponize chaos, and systematically dismantle America’s foundations, revealing their ultimate goal: to subjugate a free nation under a socialist regime while exploiting every weakness in the name of justice.
Simpson discusses the core argument of his book, contending that the political left deliberately creates or intensifies crises to gain and maintain power. As Simpson put it, “They’ll create a crisis and then claim their solution is the answer.” This tactic, he explained, has roots going back over a century, originating with the revolutionary strategies of Vladimir Lenin. Simpson quoted Lenin’s approach: “Exaggerate and exacerbate existing crises, and if they don’t exist, create them.”
Simpson pointed to a notable example of this strategy: the work of Richard Cloward and Frances Fox Piven, two Columbia University professors in the 1960s. They developed what Simpson describes as a “crisis strategy,” explicitly designed to overload public welfare systems. By encouraging mass participation in welfare programs, the goal was to overwhelm the system, leading to its collapse and forcing the implementation of radical socialist reforms.
To support his point, Simpson cited a 1966 article by Cloward and Piven in The Nation, in which they openly advocated using organized protests and demonstrations to disrupt societal institutions. According to Simpson, this strategy has since been adapted and applied to a wide range of areas, including immigration policies, voting systems, and housing initiatives.
Simpson argued that these tactics are not about solving problems but exploiting them to create chaos. By doing so, the left is able to position itself as the solution to the very crises it manufactures, further consolidating its power. This deliberate manipulation, he believes, lies at the heart of many of the societal challenges facing the United States today.
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