The final phases, the "rhetoric stage" - introduced in mid secondary schooling - helps to develop the student is speaking with force and originality and shape his or her own arguments in "clear, forceful, elegant language".
That means he will have to cut the adopted negativist rhetoric of the early phases, like last week's "heartbreaking reminder of the millions of Americans without work" whose "mainstream values are scorned by a White House that puts privilege first".
"They are moving from rhetoric to action on the phase out, which is incredibly encouraging," said Whitney.
But again, the situation on the ground contradicts his rhetoric — the Portland Police Bureau is currently phasing out its gang database, and after Oct. 15, police in the city will no longer label individuals as gang members.
Later on, Red Command claimed credit for having guided the PCC leadership in its earliest phases and certainly the rhetoric of the São Paulo organisation mirrored Red Command's early strategy of projecting an image of social liberation for the favelas.
Already it seems to be rolling back some of its panicked initial rhetoric and saying that "beyond the emergency phase" it may go back to business as usual.
"They will go through a neocon and semi-isolationist phase in some of the campaign rhetoric," he said, "but they will end up in practice with something close to the realistic position".
Consequently, the crisis rhetoric was assumed in Portugal in the initial phases of welfare state development.
According to Spengler, this last grab for times of yore flames the ire to burn down the older civilization, as we hear in the US's rhetoric toward "socialist" Europe pushing society into its next phase.
And while he softened his position vis-a-vis white America in his post-NOI phase, he remained capable of vehement anti-white rhetoric and overwhelmingly concerned with black power.
