Gene Sharp

Take a listen to Norm Eisen at Brookings.

acutely cognizant in doing a work of this kind, and we were inspired by other work that's out there, including Gene Sharp's from dictatorship to democracy, in doing a work of this kind and kind of pulling these threads together contemporaneously, today in a modern edition, where there was nothing exactly like this paper, You always have to make choices.

One place where the literature is very rich is on the responsibilities of individuals.

We cite to some of that literature and we talk about the role of the people on page 42.

relationships built by international organizations donors and other international actors and utilized as a non-traditional node of democracy advocacy we talked about a little bit there's much much more

A liberal democracy.

Now, when he talks about Gene Sharp, who wrote the original Color Revolution playbook, of course, it all goes back to Harvard.

And he, of course, graduated from Harvard Law in 91 with Obama, Norm Eisen did.

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Read Gene Sharp's 198 Methods of Nonviolent Action.

Sharp was a political scientist, professor, and theorist who wrote his famous list back in 1973.

And before you start to think, 198 things? How am I going to do all that? Well, just find the list.

Arab Spring...

By the way, a lot of these follow very similar patterns and models to the Gene Sharp color revolution strategy, which was what George Soros was doing with the CIA in the 1980s under Reagan.

This is where we get the color revolution, the orange revolution in Ukraine that actually began back in the 1980s in the post-Cold War Soviet bloc countries.

Timeline began in Tunisia, a country that had been under the allegedly corrupt and authoritarian rule of President Zain al-Abidine bin Ali for more than two decades.

And there were actually agent provocateurs involved in the student riots as well.

And RAND Corporation was studying student riots throughout that whole time period.

They wanted to perfect the technique That eventually became the Gene Sharp color revolution democratic model of regime change that the CIA would eventually kind of normalize and adopt through Einstein Institute.

We've covered that for 12, 15 years.

This is not new.

It's Gene Sharp color revolution playbook, and unfortunately, they don't care how much havoc they re- wreak on our nation.

As I've said many times, the Hannah Arendt quote from her book, Origins of Totalitarianism, says that, um, "When the people believe everything and nothing at the same time, when they believe everything-- an- a- anything is possible and nothing is true, that is the best time for totalitarians to take over a nation." And frankly, that is where we are right now because the silo that Donald Trump and his PR team and his influencers and his, his media has gone into leaves a lot of independents and a lot of people that aren't sure they're gonna vote without any knowledge of any of the declass that they put out on the White House website.

Because essentially, nobody on the left is, is covering it at all, and it's going on and on.

But I, I do have to say that a- all of it looks like it's about Donald Trump himself, and I think that the bigger crime was trying to crush the American people that voted for Donald Trump.

I read the Democracy Matters color revolution document that the vicious and, uh, corrupt, um, David Brock of Media Matters and, uh, all of his other NGOs that should've been investigated decades ago and, and shut down, and Isen and Brookings have wr- have written.

These are Gene Sharp, EU overthrowing duly elected presidents over and over playbooks that were played on the United States on a global coordinated scale, mainly through, I believe, the CIA, MI6, and the Five Eyes, to overthrow not just Donald Trump, but to crush MAGA, to crush MAHA, to crush any resistance.

The Center for American Progress, which it was running, uh, essentially our government from 2021 to 2025, is all about ending nation states, achieving Agenda 2030, sustainable development goals, and Atlanticism, meaning the United States is part of Europe somehow.

Fascism survives because people watching it happen don't say or do anything to stop it.

In 1993, political scientist Gene Sharp at the Albert Einstein Institution published a short manual on how ordinary people can dismantle dictatorships without violence.

From Dictatorship to Democracy, Sharp identified 198 methods of nonviolent resistance.

His manual was smuggled into Burma, printed underground in Serbia, and translated into Arabic before the Egyptian Revolution.

Civil resistance, what everyone needs to know.

And, um, frankly, this is an entire, uh, operation to literally run color revolutions based on Gene Sharp's Color Revolution Playbook.

Uh, and if you look through this, you can see very clearly that this entire, um, what do, what do they call it here? Uh, it's an entire hub of civil resistance work And it's Erica Chenoweth, uh, is leading the way in that.

And, um, you can take it down.

Now, as you know from watching my show, I believe Norm Eisen to be the head operator of all of the lawfare that has happened since 2015, late 2015.

You can go all the way back to when he was overthrowing countries and writing playbooks of Gene Sharp, uh, in Europe when he was in the Obama administration as the ethics czar.

But go take a look what he was doing in Prague.

Um, we had also Chief Justice John Roberts was hanging out with, uh, Norm Eisen in Prague, uh, running an international law, uh, opera- uh, conference because they would like to end the Constitution.