Historically in United States politics, the radical right is a political preference that leans heavily toward extreme conservatism. The term was first used by social scientists in the 1950s regarding small groups such as the John Birch Society in the United States, and since has been used for similar groups worldwide.

The term “radical” was applied to the groups because they sought to make fundamental (“radical”) changes in institutions and remove from political life persons and institutions that threatened their values but mostly their economic interests. They were called “right-wing” primarily because of their opposition to both socialism and communism and their ultraconservative or reactionary tendencies which limited new access to power and status.

Just what we need! …More ‘my way or the highway’ war mongering pinheads who delight in meddling in other countries affairs in order to push their personal wealth agenda, which most of time only produces ‘Blowback’ as the rest of us have to deal with the consequences of American military adventurism.

As a former South Asia, S.E. Asia, and Africa based Field Clandestine Services Intelligence Officer reporting directly to the DDCI on covert and ‘black ops no paperwork projects’, I know of what I speak after watching and sometimes participating in over three decades of CIA & DIA shenanigans and hooliganism, including a broad daylight theft of a Soviet Mig25 fighter/interceptor from Al Dumar Soviet airbase in western Syria in 1986. The aircraft had been heavily modified to be a high altitude-long range radar, electronic and photoreconnaissance aircraft the US wanted to have a look at. …Been there, done that.

Anyway, back on the subject; it’s the local sheriff’s who will be left pissing into wind!