An Interview With Joshua Lisec, DataRepublican's Co-Author

Last week, DataRepublican (Jennica Pounds) announced that her new book, Unelected: How You Paid a Sinister Elite to Take Over America, is coming out in October. She added that she and her ghostwriter, Joshua Lisec, will be giving interviews. I instantly pounced on that opportunity, so Joshua and I arranged an interview. I found what Joshua had to say fascinating, for he expanded on the book's basic premise: A taxpayer-funded NGO complex has become a supranational force that weakens American sovereignty, advances left-wing causes, and prioritizes global humanitarianism and cheap labor over constitutional stability and national cohesion. Nor does Joshua let Republicans off the hook, for he explains that supranationalism is essentially the reductio ad absurdum of the Enlightenment idea that all men are created equal—which may be true, but it fails to consider that not all cultures are created equal. Nevertheless, our "gentry Republican" class, as he terms it, has the same virtuous high from open borders as George Soros does. To the end, they join with leftists in viewing as America's ultimate goal a borderless world of equal people. All is not lost, though, for there are ways Americans can fight back—and the left, of course, has mapped how to do that, for it used these same techniques to drag America left after WWII. I was hoping that the video would record as a side-by-side chat, but Google Meet refused to cooperate. The next time I do a video, I'll have that bug worked out.