The Counterrevolution

In "The Counterrevolution," Bernard E. Harcourt examines the rise of counterinsurgency tactics in the United States, highlighting their evolution from military strategy to a method of governing ordinary citizens. He discusses the implications of militarized police, extensive surveillance, and the role of social media in this radical new regime, which operates against the backdrop of perceived threats rather than actual upheaval. Harcourt argues that these developments represent a contemporary tyranny, urging listeners to recognize and resist this insidious shift in governance.