But what is the fermenting reaction in cyclical nature of history? You've inadvertently channeled the spectre of Karl Marx with this post, and interestingly so. At the turn of the 20th century and up until the cold war, the fermentation was yielding environments of communist revolution or fascist revolution, sometimes both leading to conflict. IT was all over Europe and eventually made it's way to South America and Asia over the next fifty years. What are we seeing now? Liberalism slowly choking on it's last breath while being supplanted by fascism in North America and Europe, there is a very weak leftist response to this as a one hundred years of propagandising leftist thought has led to it's near universal pariah perception by western people, while fascism was never treated with such harsh criticism. Fascism was let to rest, recover, and be used as a tool to defend capital and liberalism, the propping of military juntas at the sake of socialist democracy in Chile, the student of Hitler set as an opposite to the communists of North Korea, the explicit undermining of socialist Black Americans taking direct action in their communities. Now that Liberalism, is on it's way out, what it is has cultivated is a disturbing beast indeed, Christian Fascists, Neo-Nazism in East-Germany and Ukraine, students of Mussolini being elected to Italian parliament. The world got lucky with the French election and the big brained 5D chess play Macron gambled on that no one saw coming, but how long will we be lucky?