Theory of the Revolutionary Struggle

Many people think that the revolution can only be carried out
by the people. In fact, this is a deep misconception. IT cartels
and the political foundations that created them are not
omnipotent. In this post I will tell you how the revolution takes
place. Let's say there are 10 people in the room. 3 people
declared themselves power, because they have money and weapons.
Seven more are silent. But then one day 3 more people get together
and attack the authorities, eliminating the leader. From the former
government there are 2 lose one’s head people left. This is the
theory of revolution.
Revolutions are made not by the people, but by an active aggressive
minority united by a great goal. Several things are clear from the
above example. First, the authorities are specific people with
specific resources and interests. Secondly, power is a limited
number of people who are ready to die for the regime. Thirdly,
without a leader, the system of power falls apart if it is not
democratic. Fourth, the people always join the winning side. Even
if they is not happy. How to defeat Web 2, the Internet and the
political foundations behind it? First, you need to count all the
real leaders of this system and hit them. Secondly, discover
sources of resources. Thirdly, to find out whether the enemy is
ready to die for "new socialism" and "new world order". Fourth,
eliminate the source of their power - social media. Fifth, create
copies of enemy structures in all directions and declare a
revolution and the elimination of Web 2.0 at the time of the
destruction of the entire system with the help of Van der Graf
generators.
This is how, in theory, a revolution against the "new socialism"
and the dominance of global political funds that destroy the
Internet and freedom of speech, human rights, and civil liberties
may look like. When a fat pig is killed, a knife is stabbed right
into the heart.