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Leaked DNC Emails Confirm Anti-Sanders Conspiracy
The release by Wikileaks of
a trove of emails from high-ranking Democratic Party officials has
confirmed what many Americans – both progressive and conservative – have
suspected throughout this election cycle: that the Democratic National
Committee (DNC) actively conspired against Bernie Sanders in an attempt
to ensure the nomination for Hillary Clinton.
But it wasn’t simply party apparatchiks like the disgraced Debbie Wasserman-Schultz, the recently resigned Chair of the DNC and
close ally of Clinton, but also their trusted cronies in the corporate
media who actively collaborated with DNC officials to ensure that
nothing too critical of Hillary would make it into the Mighty Wurlitzer
of contemptibly ‘respectable’ journalism. Indeed, what the Wikileaks
revelations expose to the world is the fact that there’s nothing
democratic about the Democratic Party, or America’s alleged democracy in
general.
More specifically however, the question that really must be asked is:
why Hillary Clinton? What is it about this woman that unites nearly
the entirety of the political, financial, socio-cultural, and military
establishment? Is it really just hatred of Donald Trump? Or is there
something more insidious, something that makes Hillary the irresistible
flame of belligerence and exceptionalism to which the
corporate-imperialist moths are slavishly attracted?
From Conspiracy Theory to Conspiracy Fact
For months the sentinels of the liberal media fortress derided all
allegations of a DNC conspiracy against Bernie Sanders and the millions
of Americans who #FeelTheBern, caricaturing these accusations as no
different from the Illuminati-Freemason-Rothschild-Lizard People.
Articles like Bernie Sanders Fans’ DNC ‘Collusion’ Conspiracy Theory is Embarrassing Garbage and Can we please stop with the Bernie Sanders conspiracy theories? were
staples of the campaign once it became clear that the Berners were a
real political force, and that the Sanders campaign could actually pose a
threat to the establishment’s preferred proxy, Hillary Clinton.
