Domestic Terrorists (The Democrats): Same Playbook, Different Day

Same Playbook, Different Day: The Record They Hope You Never Read

By Juan Fermin | NoSocialism.com

They call themselves the party of the people.

So look at what they've done to the people.

The new Earths Lost History song "Domestic Terrorists (The Democrats)" is out now, and it doesn't argue. It reads the record, count by count. Here's a taste.

Every count, every receipt: Read the full story on Substack

Who Defended the Chains?

The Republican Party was founded in 1854 to stop slavery from spreading. When Southern Democrats lost the election of 1860, they walked out of the Union rather than give it up. Then the war ended and the Klan was born, with its first Grand Wizard a delegate to the 1868 Democratic National Convention. Why don't the history books lead with that?

"For justice wears the mask it needs,
and history keeps the score."

Who Voted No?

The 14th and 15th Amendments, citizenship and the vote for Black men, passed without a single Democratic vote in either chamber. Not one. Then Southern Democrats filibustered the Civil Rights Act of 1964 for 60 working days. So which party got credit for civil rights, and how?

Who Marched Them Off the Land?

Andrew Jackson built the modern Democratic Party, and in 1830 he signed the Indian Removal Act. The Cherokee won at the Supreme Court in 1832. Jackson ignored it. Roughly 4,000 died on the Trail of Tears. Then, in 1942, about 120,000 people of Japanese ancestry were forced into camps behind barbed wire. No charges. No trials. Who finally apologized? You'll want to read that answer.

"The playbook changes names and dates,
the hand stays as before."

Who Built the Prisons and Broke the Home?

The 1994 crime bill put about $9.7 billion into prisons, and Joe Biden wrote much of it. For decades welfare paid mothers more if there was no man in the house. In 1965, about 1 in 4 Black children were born to unmarried mothers. Today it's about 7 in 10. Lock the fathers up, pay them to stay away, then call it compassion?

What About Right Now?

More than 2 million border encounters in fiscal 2022, and again in 2023. A $250 million theft from a Minnesota program meant to feed children during the pandemic. A Gallup poll in June 2025 found only 36 percent of Democrats extremely or very proud to be American, the lowest ever recorded. Flags burned at Union Station. Jewish students chased across campus. Is this the party of the people?

Who Pays the Price?

Black women are about 14 percent of American women and account for about 40 percent of abortions in states that report race. Teachers unions send well over 90 percent of their money to Democrats, and the party fights school choice while most charter students are Black or Hispanic. Their kids get choice. Yours get the grid. Who's really being saved?

"Read the record, count by count,
then judge what you have seen."

Same Playbook, Different Name

Then they go on TV and tell you to vote for them because they're saving democracy. The full article lays it all out on one timeline, from the chains to the classroom, with the votes, the dates, and the receipts.

Read the full story on Substack: Domestic Terrorists (The Democrats)

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The Not So Great Depression of 1920

I remember when I was in Middle School and my history teacher was going over the Great Depression. Of course when talking about the Great Depression, they were speaking about what happened between 1929 and 1944. They spoke about how we should not have increased interest rates and Import duties, since all of these things made things worse. I remember how all the books and teachers talked glowingly about FDR and how he fought so hard for the regular Joe to try to make things better for us. Lesson plans like these are what shaped America's belief that FDR was a great President and was the right guy for the right time. I sometimes wonder however, if our opinion of him would have been very different if they had showed more of who he really was, along with sort of a "Compare and Contrast". Especially a Compare and Contrast to Warren G. Harding, the 29th President of the USA. Robert Murry has written a compelling book that seeks to dispel the myth's surrounding his administration, but for now, let's do some Comparing and Contrasting of our own.

FDR Increased spending by the Federal Government.
-- The result? The Government was in the business of picking winners and losers, and usually the winners were the Big Businesses who had the "Right" connections. Crony Capitalism.

Harding Reduced spending by the Federal Government.
-- The result? Federal Debt was paid off, increasing the amount of private capital available for the Private Sector. Banks now needed to look for opportunities to lend, with the Government not giving them any more "Free" business.

FDR Increased Government regulations on business to force them to be more "fair".
-- The result? Since it's always easier for big business to deal with regulations, smaller businesses suffered the most and were driven out of business, thereby increasing the levels of unemployment.

Harding Reduced Government regulations on business to go back to a state of "Normalcy" from the Wartime regulations.
-- The result? With Government "off their backs" all businesses, especially smaller businesses were able to exercise the kind of freedom that allows businesses to prosper and expand without government intervention, thereby increasing the levels of employment.

On Taxation:

Harding reduced the top marginal rate from 75% to 25%, the resultant boom in the economy brought in a 25% increase in Tax revenue with more people working. By the end of his administration, unemployment had dropped to just 1%, the lowest level EVER recorded.

When Hoover took over, his response to the crash of 1929 was to increase taxes from 25% to 63%. FDR was elected in part with campaign promises to reduce taxes, but instead he increased taxes to 100%! on anything over 50K!

-- The result?

With the incentive to make more money removed, the number of people earning over 50K a year plummeted, thereby DECREASING revenue going to the government in the form of Income taxes. Additionally, with the government confiscating an ever expanding amount of capital from the private sector, there was less capital available to start new businesses. New business creation stagnated.

I could go on and on with this "Compare and Contrast", but I think you get the point. The real hero here was Harding, not FDR. Let's not forget that Harding's Recession (which he inherited from Wilson) while initially much worse, only lasted 18 months, while FDR's inherited mess and meddling ended up lasting for about a decade.

Just as we learned in "48 Liberal Lies of American History", our history is being distorted by people with an Agenda. They want us to believe that Big Government is the only solution to our problems, they want us to believe that higher taxation and regulation will bring us prosperity, when in fact history shows us that the reverse is actually true. Harding and Reagan should have proven beyond all reasonable doubt that the only way back to prosperity is by getting government off our backs, reducing legislation, reducing taxes and reducing the size and scope of the government. If we revisited The New Deal, I think we will find that it was more like "The Raw Deal".

In the wise words of Abraham Lincoln,

You can fool all the people some of the time, and some of the people all the time, but you cannot fool all the people all the time.

Americans won't stay in the dark much longer, they are starting to get educated and they are finally starting to realize what the real truth is.