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October
07
2019

Bannon and the Deep State
Al Benson Jr. 

Back in 2018 the informative New American magazine did two separate issues, one in January and another in August, dealing with the Deep State and its evil machinations. If you never read these, you need to. I have a few copies of both issues on hand which I would be glad to send out to concerned people for the cost of postage–probably about $3.00. I would send them out for nothing if I could afford to do that but, with my finances, it is not possible. 

In this vein, I noted an article on the Zero Hedge web site this morning, October 6th, which quoted former Trump advisor, Steve Bannon, as saying that the concept of “Deep State is a conspiracy theory for nutcases.”

I must admit, since he left the White House, I have often wondered who was paying Bannon’s freight, as at times he seems to be all over the board on various issues.

Almost as if he realized he needed to blunt his comment about the Deep State, he followed up with “There’s nothing ‘deep’ about it. It’s right in your face.” To some extent he’s right there. It is constantly in all our faces, but it is just subtle enough that most folks don’t quite recognize it for what it is.

The Zero Hedge article noted that: “Of course, many define the ‘deep state’ to include a group of powerful, unelected individuals calling shots while their servants carry out their agenda at all levels of government.” I get the distinct impression from Bannon’s comments that he doesn’t quite see it that way. Maybe he should. After all, he’s “been there and done that” so to speak, so he should know. Maybe he does know and, knowing, has decided to back off. Some folks do that. Safer for them that way.

Bannon’s remarks are found in a new book by James B. Stewart, which will be published day after tomorrow (Oct 8th).

Breitbart News just published an article entitled Lessons of Impeachment, from Watergate to Monicagate to BidengateThe Guardian noted this and it quoted Breitbart when it said:

And so when the New York Times informs us that the whistleblower works for the CIA–the former domain of Trump-hater John Brennan–and is thus ‘non-political’ well, that’s good for a Virgilian belly laugh. Indeed, when one considers the legal craftsmanship of the report, it’s obvious that the whistleblower had a lot of help in the researching and writing of the document.” ~ Breitbart.

The article closes with this: “Yes, this is the deep state in action, and it’s out for blood.”

That being the case one can hardly label the Deep State as any kind of “conspiracy theory for nutcases.” Rather, it is more of a demonic entity with an agenda toward destroying all those who dare to oppose what it seeks to do. Like every other “entity” the Deep State has a god that directs where it is to go and what it is to do along the way.

At the risk of sounding obtuse – do I need to explain to you all who the “god” of the Deep State is?


 


Al Benson Jr. is the editor and publisher of “The Copperhead Chronicle“, a quarterly newsletter that presents history from a pro-Southern and Christian perspective. He has written for several publications over the years. His articles have appeared in “The National Educator,” “The Free Magnolia,” and the “Southern Patriot.” I addition he was the editor of, and wrote for, “The Christian Educator” for several years. In addition to The Copperhead Chronicles, Al also maintains Revised History.

He is currently a member of the Confederate Society of America and the Sons of Confederate Veterans, and has, in the past, been a member of the John Birch Society. He is the co-author, along with Walter D. Kennedy, of the book “Lincoln’s Marxists” and he has written for several Internet sites as well as authoring a series of booklets, with tests, dealing with the War of Northern Aggression, for home school students.

Mr. Benson is a highly respected scholar and writer and has graciously allowed the family of Kettle Moraine Publications to publish his works. We are proud to have his involvement with this project.

He and his wife now live in northern Louisiana.

 

 

 

 

 

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