Apart from a vague sense of More is Good and Less is Bad, I'm not sure there's much of an evidence of a masterplan.
If anything, looking at the Right in the US it's clear that these people are deeply, almost pathologically confused, and detached from mainstream consensus reality.
For instance, some of these fools actually thought it possible to not only be welcomed as liberators in Irak, but that with enough proselytizing zeal, the conversions would be right on the heals of liberation; thus is this dominionism of roughly a quarter of Americans - those quarter who supply so many of the troops for America's overseas adventures - so well aligned with the empire-building aims of America's elite.
It might be added that this state of affairs is not unlike what most of the rest of the West looked like before the enlightenment, and gives a certain appreciation, for example, of St Bart's day.
Of course, the fight doesn't always have to be against external foes, ie Thorez' point. Fai de bèn a Bertrand, te lou rendra en cagant
