Dr. Bradley Thayer

The common term is also privatized, right?

You've got guys like George Soros and Singapore.

uh essentially taking the same issue uh and advancing the same uh agenda with their own money as well as the ccp's money advance is countering that and they're countering that as the um uh essentially the vote in 2023

which rejected the constitutional change through a variety of mechanisms, one of which is a very targeted voter identification, very targeted advertisements, framing the issues so that knowledge is conveyed before you're asking people to make a decision.

And those messages are tailored in a way which would speak to individuals no matter what their gender is or what their age is, for example, or affinity with social media.

So there's a lot to learn here.

for Western populist political parties to defeat, in essence, the modern privatized common term, which exists globally.

And advanced folks are doing their utmost.

And I think we should expect, Steve, to see a lot of good people come out of here and enter into other races and to contribute to perhaps movements in the UK and in the United States.

These guys know the nuts and bolts, and we have a lot to learn.

Well, they can always go to Brad Thayer on X or Bradley Thayer on Truth.

But I'd encourage folks to go to Advance and to start exploring what Advance is offering in terms of lessons that populists can learn for winning elections.

And that would be a welcome change and for resolving the legitimation crisis that we face in the West.

Good group of people here, folks.

And Steve, get some sun.

Absolutely, Steve.

So the cause of this is well understood.

It's a Bolshevik ideology in a neo-Bolshevik form, which is the ideology of the European elite, the Canadian elite, and in Australia as well as among the Democrats in the U.S.

The Trump administration has warned the EU.

The Warsaw speech in July of 2017