I don’t know how much of this I firmly believe, but I think it’s possible:
It seems to me like Trump was allowed to win, or some other power struggle assured his victory behind the scenes. After a year+ of “Literally Hitler” the Institutional Left just…gives up? After deploying a massive riot force to get him out of office in 2020, they just…don’t show up? After rigging 2020, turns out it was…”too big to rig?”
He is indisputably aligned with techfags who want to impose a global panopticon. Elon Musk wants to put chips in peoples’ brains and owns a massive global satellite network. One of the biggest donors is a faggot who owns a company named after Saruman’s evil future seeing orb that works with glowniggers to create full-spectrum profiles of every person in the world.
The RW discoursesphere on Twitter, here, and elsewhere went from a year ago where “the Republic is over, the system is corrupted, and we cannot trust our government” to saying no, actually, we’re fine. It’s particularly egregious for the Twitter RW talking heads who are all moving with this uncritical triumphalist view of the Administration.
Any kind of critique or break-pumping is dismissed with “well what about Democrats? Did you want them to win?” But it seems to be like the Democrats didnt even want to win in retrospect.
I don’t really know where all of these tangents lead to, but all of this is concerning to me and deserves at least some critical thought towards this Administration, lest we all get led by the Pied Piper.
We're witnessing a once-in-a-century transfer of power from one group of elites, to another. There is no left and right, Trump himself is a democrat.
What there is, is a need to change course and direction because the money-men were attempting to sink the USA and move on to another country, as they have done for centuries.
People's reaction to Trump is relief that the old system is dead, combined with a fear-of-the-unknown for what comes next, which is, unknown. The old systems of government and international politics are dying, very quickly. The old Red enemy is no longer seen as a lunatic chimpfarm with nuclear weapons, and more of a level-headed ally that can help bring sanity and stability to the world (rate me optimistic).
For 100 years and more, America's biggest business was war. That business failed miserably in Afghanistan and Ukraine, and the people whose money was lost have had enough. They want returns, in spades, and have realised the best business to be in now is business; manufacturing, agriculture and software services.
As for the future, I expect rampant consumerism to be cooled down in favour of quality over quantity. Cheap chinesium will go the way of the dodo in favour of Western/Japanese high-quality, long-life and high price.
On the front of international politics, China will be pushed to the back of the queue and will only be allowed back at the table with deep reforms. Russia and America will bring the EU to the new ways of governance through pen or through sword and mass civil unrest will rock the continent in a 'final-years-of-the-USSR' style change.
Real tinfoil hat shit
Russia, following the plans laid out in the book "The foundations of Geopolitics", will move on to their next bulletpoint on the list, having succesfully completed the previous points, which is to push India into China. A war between India and China would benefit Russia and America in the same way by removing a military on the doorstep and a financial adversary - and threat to aforementioned products, respectively.
Trump selling jets to India could be the start of this war. Bonus points, India may be hit with an asteroid, hates pakistan and is a nuclear armed country. It may not be an ICBM that fells the Three Gorges Damn, it may just be a river of Jeet shit, too stinky to process and too heavy to hold back.
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