The recent U.S. midterm election results did not deliver the anticipated landslide victories for former President Donald Trump and his allies. JD Vance and many others blamed the Iran war and its negative economic impact for the regular American worker.
Others put the blame partly on the mishandling of the Epstein files case, noting that Trump seemed to protect what is believed to be a Mossad agent, his handlers and customers.
The midterms result nonetheless emphasize the critical role of public understanding concerning economic warfare and systemic transformation. Since the mainstream media is owned and operated by globalist internationalist forces intrinsically linked to the international banking cartels, it has been almost impossible for Donald Trump to voice is message and concerns there.
This means that information about the revolutionary shift away from the globalist system toward a revived American political-economic order based on manufacturing at home, has been pretty much lost to the public. The majority of lukewarm defenders of Trump have been completely unaware of the true nature of the conflict, and the abyss awaiting the United States as its middle class is steadily looted by Western globalist oligarchs – which Trump has tried to stop.
Since prices have gone up at the gas stations, and food prices soar, many Republicans voted Democrat, unaware of the peril ahead. And the market has responded with remarkable downturns, as the world was hoping the peace efforts of Trump and collaborations with Russia in the Arctic and other peace efforts now come to a halt.
Trump’s agenda as he emphasized protectionism and rebuilding the U.S. manufacturing base, revising the globalist foreign policy will likely still be intact despite Democratic control, argues Susan Kokinda at Promethtean Action.
The largest block of American voters seem to be unaware about the timespan needed to implement change since the American system has deteriorated over several decades. The turn does not happen within two years, but requires resilience in pursuing change over time, a continuous vote for Trump is needed.
As the public remains uninformed about the deeper economic battles and how long it takes to reverse the current destructivity, the public becomes easy prey for the “socialist revolution that will bring utopia”.
These lukewarm defenders completely lack understanding of the stakes and the revolutionary changes underway, and therefore end up being easy bait for cunning mainstream media strategies to win them over for the Democrats, hoping that the “coming socialist revolution” will solve the many problems in the American economy.
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Unlike the highly organized Democratic ecosphere, the Republican Party historically disengages soon after elections, undermining momentum and grassroots revitalization. This cyclical inactivity weakens their ability to connect and educate voters between election cycles, inhibiting the army necessary for substantive political change.
Midterm results reflect communication and organizational weaknesses on the right, not a rejection of Trump’s agenda. The key obstacle is inadequate communication and political organization on the Republican/conservative side, contrasted with the Democrats’ continuous and expansive ecosphere of activism even between elections.
Clearly, the lack of unity on the Republican front, with relentless criticism of Trump by podcasters like Megyn Kelly, Shawn Ryan, Tucker Carlson, has produced a globalist Democrat win that now will reverse the many industrial gains under Trump, And produce even more wealth transfer from the middle- and lower classes to the top 0.001 percent ultra-rich.
The British imperial globalist order exerts immense control through financial mechanisms centered in the City of London. The system underpins social and economic malaise across the globe, and Trump’s efforts to challenge this structure face fierce resistance. The latest was now clearly seen by the U.S. midterms election results.
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