Use of pronouns without antecedents is not something I have forced. It has to do with the ability to communicate what you really mean rather than abuse the language.

“our inability to develop a clear policy”

Have you been developing policies? I haven’t.

“… with disastrous consequences on our friends and dose who are not our enemies”

You have friends and enemies in the circles of the geopolitical power elite? I doubt it! I certainly do not.

“… from our recent treatment of Russia and Iran”

You have been dealing with Russia and Iran? Preposterous. No one I know has.

In the propaganda war, one of the clever sleights of hand is for a propagandist of Group # 1 to induce a member of Group # 2 to support Group # 1 actions and goals by associating the Group # 2 member with Group # 1. For instance, consider two distinct groups:

Group # 1: The power elite, mainly on the Eastern seaboard, in Washington and New York. These people own the mainstream media and start wars, which require immense sums of money. As investment bankers and “defense” industrialists, they are only too happy to profit at the expense of members of Group # 2.

Group # 2: Ordinary Americans, or the American people – targets of abuse by members of Group # 1. Because Group # 1 is vastly outnumbered by the membership of Group # 2, it is necessary to delude Group # 2 members into thinking that their beliefs and goals are those of Group # 1. Through lifelong indoctrination from the information institutions of society (controlled by Group # 1), many of Group # 2 are fooled.

One common way to fool Group # 2 members is to talk about Group # 1 policy or action and then identify this policy or action with “us” or “America,” where “we” are both groups. Many Americans start talking this way themselves, about what “we” are doing in other parts of the world, for instance, when in fact almost nobody of Group # 2 is doing anything of geopolitical significance anywhere in the world. “We” is simply Group # 1, talking inclusively to Group # 2, and hoping that enough of them fail to realize that they are being suckered into supporting their Enemies Within.

Making necessary distinctions is the key to discernment, especially of propaganda. I do not identify myself as part of any group in support of the New World Order (Group # 1). Neither should you, unless you really want to support the next wave of Hegelian fascism.

Know who your people are – those who share your worldview and way of life – and identify with them alone. For members of Group # 2, this excludes members of Group # 1; you are not a part of their circles, so don’t include yourself in their schemes or belief-system unless you are a world-class nihilist wannabe. When I say “we,” I mean my people, not Group # 1. America is a land of diversity. Know which group within it you belong to and maintain a conceptual distinction between your people and those groups with opposing worldviews and behaviors.