The Real Shock Doctrine

The political left such as the Naomi Klein propagandists have considered Capitalism to be the “shock doctrine” and said that real Capitalism can’t come without the shock of the crisis. The Naomi Klein propagandists claim that it isn’t popular and that the Capitalists depend on the shock of a crisis in order to impose their agenda. Naomi Klein and the Socialist left quote Milton Friedman as saying,”Only a crisis, actual or perceived, produces real change.” Naomi Klein constantly brought up that quote. In fact, he was quoted out of context, as seen here.

Naomi Klein even wrote a whole anti-Capitalist Socialist propaganda book called the ”Shock Doctrine” which purports to be about how Capitalism is unpopular, but depends on the shock of a crisis in order to advance.

At least Milton Freedman’s ideas helped the world a lot. Take Chile for example. The economic policy based on Milton Friedman’s ideas repaired and made Chile’s economy prosperous even today.

Now, Obama and the liberal Democrat congress are exploiting the economic crisis to impose Socialism, which will make our [America's] economy worse. Defenders of Obama’s Socialism policy [they deny that Obama seeks to impose Socialism] will talk about [or exaggerate] how bad the economic crisis and act like his policy is the only way. They claim that Obama spending one trillion per years on his stupid programs and the increase of the deficit that comes out of it are good things because that’s supposedly the only things that can make America come out of the economic crisis. Naomi, do you think that people like seeing their leaders capping executive pay, firing CEOs, declarations by leaders that they’ll take over non-financial firms when they want, attempting to nationalize banks and spending trillions on stupid programs that include pig odor research, tattoo removal, foot odor research and research on the genetics of grapes? No. This is being excused because of the crisis. That’s what Obama and the Democrat bureaucrats are exploiting in order to impose Socialism. Naomi, this is the real “shock therapy.” Rahm Emanual, not Milton Friedman, said himself that “you never want a serious crisis to go to waste,” as shown from the quote above.

Instead of “wasting” the economic crisis, Obama and all these Democrat Bureaucrats will impose Socialism. As I said, all the defense of Obama’s policies is based on the economic crisis. Defenders of Obama’s Socialist policy claim that well it has to happen. After all, these banks and firms like AIG are too big to fail. So the government has to bail them out.  Right? Obama was using fear mongering on the economic crisis in order to impose his radical Socialist agenda. As I said in this article, Obama’s Socialist policies will make the economy worse. It’s thanks to the economic crisis that the Democrat house got to pass the 90% taxes on bonuses for AIG and other executives [that will make AIG and the other firms collapse faster, but let that pass].

With the healthcare system, it’s the same thing. Obama and Secretary of State Hiliary Clinton are using the health care problems to impose universal health care i.e. Socialist control on our [America's] healthcare system. Hiliary Clinton was a long advocate for bureaucratic control on the health care system. Socialist Bureaucratic control on our health care system is not the solution, in fact it’ll make the health care system worse. But the real “shock therapy” is trying to impose universial health care.

Obama and the Democrat bureaucrats in congress are getting away with imposing Socialist reforms and wasting ten trillion dollars because the economic crisis is used as a pretext. Some say that Obama isn’t going far enough. To them, we [America] need more radical Socialist reforms and a bigger increase on the deficit. That argument also comes from the fact that America is in an economic crisis.

As I said Naomi, this is the real “shock therapy.” Naomi Klein, get out of your Socialist cocoon and maybe you should start writing a book called “The Shock Doctrine: The Rise of Disaster Socialism.” That seems as a good title for a book in response to Naomi Klein and the political left which calls Capitalism the “Shock Doctrine” and to the leftists such as Naomi Klein who believe that implementing Capitalism is only possible through “shock therapy.”