You've made a good point in one of your responses; there are too many factors.

Competing influences such as leftism, globalism, and islam (these are just some of the larger ideologies, not all of the competing influences AND there are competing influences within the spheres of these movements such as the shia-sunni schism ), and all hostile to liberty and free market ideology (anarchy and minarchy).

The competing influences can and will ally at convenience. Leftism and islam is a fairly powerful alliance that can be seen in one example in floding Europe with young male "refuggees". Globalism and islam can seen in Bush's ties with the House of Saud AND in the Corker deal with Iran. Globalism and leftism can been seen in such legislation as TPP.

And those are ideological factors. Corruption and racism are just two facets of human weakness that interplay with ideological factors. H. Clinton is probably more of a corruptocrat than a leftist or a globalist, even if her political heritage has been leftist. Laziness and cowardice infect each one of us to some level.

As humans, we want there to be one primary factor, we want there to be good vs. evil. We don't want to make complicated analyses, especially when outcomes could be limited and accurate data is hard to pull from the web of lies we receive. People also don't want to be responsible for the very tough personal actions they would have to take after reaching an analysis.

Thus you have some people that blame everything on the NWO, some on the Jews, some on islam, some on the illegals, etc etc. "IF we just get rid of this one set of bad guys, that will solve all our problems". Binary thinking is one of the dooms of critical thinking. In addition, we want someone else to take action, and then we can blame them when their actions on our behalf don't have any effective result, as in the Drug War.

The price of freedom is eternal vigilance. That means sniffing out and then snuffing out enemies on an individual level. The Muslim that builds bombs is an enemy, but not every Muslim in Detroit is one. The illegal who accepts welfare benefits and drives drunk is an enemy, but not the illegal that has built a home and values American ideals over his native land is not. It takes effort and judgement and sifting out good data from bad data to make these calls. It is not a sit back on the couch and hope for the best process.

Wow, you've given me enough thought material for a post! Thanks!