Reagan's Plot.

In order to stop the left-wing political movement of the 1960s and 1970s Ronald Reagan elicited the support of Generation X by encouraging them to rebel against the Hippies and Baby-Boomers.

In this way he harnessed the violence and hate within them to intimidate and bash the Hippies.

All left-wing thinking was labelled Marxism and characterized as totalitarian mind control.

This was part of Reagan's campaign against Communism in the U.S.S.R. which he called The Evil Empire. 

In order to do this he sought the support of Pope John Paul II.

John Paul II was elected after the mysterious death of John Paul I.

He was Polish and staunchly anti-Communist. 

He was responsible for the suppression of Liberation Theology which was aligned to left-wing thinking.

Reagan then courted the Religious Right in America telling them that the Hippies were "unconscious agents of Satan".

Thus began his Last Judgement which preyed on Millennium expectations.

This was intended to end left-wing politics forever by damning them.

Reagan said that Christianity contained "unconventional weapons".

And these were weapons in his war against the Left.

This resulted in a kind of brainwashing which he called Reconstruction. 

He did not hesitate to use violence and hate and evil to defeat his perceived enemies.

But the fact remains that it was a political plot.

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