History Repeats If We Don’t Learn

On this Pearl Harbor Day, Steve Bannon challenges his audience to connect the dots between past and present on Saturday’s WarRoom. He warns that today’s conflicts, fueled by globalist warmongers, mirror the dangerous cycles that led to World War II. Understanding history is critical to breaking free from endless wars and rebuilding America for working-class citizens.

Pearl Harbor: More Than Just a Day of Infamy

Bannon begins with a stark reminder: the attack on Pearl Harbor on December 7, 1941, wasn’t the start of World War II. It was the tipping point after years of escalating conflict across the globe. From Japan’s invasion of Manchuria to Germany’s assault on Russia, the signs of war were clear. Yet, the world looked away—until it was too late.

Parallels to Today’s Global Chaos

Fast-forward to 2024. Ukraine and Syria are the new frontlines, with casualties mounting and devastation spreading. Bannon draws eerie comparisons between these crises and the prelude to World War II. Globalist elites profit from these conflicts while ordinary people bear the cost. He warns that today’s conflicts are metastasizing into a broader, more dangerous war across the Eurasian landmass.

The America First Solution

Bannon emphasizes the need to break this cycle. President Trump’s America First agenda prioritizes ending wars and rebuilding the nation. It’s a vision rooted in serving working-class Americans, not globalist interests. Trump, joined by allies like Hungary’s Viktor Orbán, stands as a defender of the Judeo-Christian West. Their focus is on sovereignty, economic strength, and ending the unchecked immigration policies eroding national identities.

Why Pearl Harbor Day Matters Now

Pearl Harbor Day isn’t just about remembering history. It’s about learning from it. Bannon argues that the cyclical nature of conflict demands vigilance. Recognizing these patterns can prevent future disasters and restore national strength. He highlights how unchecked power, compounded by globalist ideologies, leads to decay, war, and societal fragmentation.

Globalists vs. Patriots

Bannon labels globalists as “warmongers,” accusing them of prioritizing profits over peace. He champions leaders who reject globalism and fight for policies that place national interest and the working class first. With economic and cultural turmoil on the rise, Bannon insists it’s imperative to disrupt the entrenched system before it’s too late.

A Call to Action

History teaches us that unchecked power and greed lead to destruction. On this day of remembrance, Bannon calls for a renewed commitment to America First principles. It’s time to end endless wars and focus on rebuilding our nation for the people who call it home.

A Closing Reminder

Bannon sees the historical cycles of war as warnings. America must prioritize its people, sovereignty, and prosperity over the interests of a global elite. Pearl Harbor Day is a reminder of what’s at stake—a call to action to ensure history doesn’t repeat. It’s about remembering the past and shaping a future free of globalist control.

Bannon’s message is to learn from Pearl Harbor, reject globalist warmongering, and fight for a future where America’s working class comes first.

For more from Bannon about Pearl Harbor’s lessons, watch this Saturday WarRoom segment:

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