What Legacy Does Trump Leave?

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What Legacy: the elimination of all free thought as we relinquish this to a character that some have mistaken for a wise god ... just to prove how wrong self-induced information might be.

Should those uncertain look over the horizon while determines stay on the flat out position? Is this staged? Shakespeare may have had a point ... mores to read into as a Rubicon ... that's the redline in Latin ... Constantine crossing it like a thorn on one side! Dark and hummin ...

That distant buzz ... rule given world where all is cement ... and thus those Mafiosi shoes ... sense of a bridge to now where?

Back into the unknown depths ... learn a little bit and give it up for this place rejects wisdom ... they just won't have it and all the responsibility applied ...

It is said many politicians are resigning for some kind of fear ... the biggest kind of it? What's to fear if we were born with nothing in the first place?

Thus many give it all up for the return to initiation ... additional dippy ness? At night abstracts appear ... shadows of psyche ... complex!
 
The UN is far from infallible but this looks like it's just the basis for a US Empire (well, even more of one). Reforming the UN is the solution to its problems, which would include an end to the vetoes that render it impotent so often.
 
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Everything makes sense once you see Trump as an agent of chaos, used to fracture the dollar’s world-reserve status and accelerate a shift toward a multipolar order that benefits the financial–industrial complex.

If it hadn’t been Trump, it would have been someone else.

He just happened to be perfectly suited for the role.

And Carney is perfectly suited for his role.

Today's Good Cop/Bad Cop destabilizing headline:


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Trump is a bully and a grade A piece of (bleep). All he will be doing is making life more expensive for Americans. He either hasn't clued into that yet or doesn't give a flying (bleep).
 
jimkenney12 said:
It is more than money. It is about power and undermining democracies.
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From a January 24, 2026 (3 hour live stream that I have not yet finished watching):

"WEF 2026: Follow the Money, Not the Speeches"

Takeaways:

"To reach high office in Western systems (UK, US, EU, Canada etc.), figures must align with the Financial-Industrial Complex (FIC)—a network of banks, major corporations, sovereign wealth funds, and intertwined power centers. "

"This alignment frequently involves being "compromised" in ways that ensure loyalty. "

"To rise to the top in those circles you have to be Epsteined or the equivalent."

"Politicians become subordinates to corporate/financial interests, which themselves answer to deeper global alignments (e.g., US FIC + Gulf SWFs + emerging powers like China)."

"Western governments are subordinate to U.S. corporate interests, which themselves are subordinate to the Financial Industrial Complex."

"Leaders act with calculation—preserving power, deals, or personal/family security—while advancing outcomes that harm publics (debasement, surveillance, endless proxy conflicts, sovereignty erosion)."

"Davos is theater for a managed transition where compromised Western figures help orchestrate their own decline in influence, all while maintaining elite leverage."

"The Board of Peace and tariff theatrics are tools in this choreography."

Following the money reveals the manipulation far better than media narratives or left/right debates?
 
The NG deployment is framed by state officials as necessary for public safety and de-escalation.

  • Critics view it as state resistance to federal immigration authority.
  • Supporters see it as protecting citizens from perceived overreach.
 
Does pride, esteem, upstanding stiffs in the field (ET's?) ... and degrading the leader cause conflict in d' mos' awesome places ...

What's that word for a degrading, manipulating power that the powers use ... cursing the lord as profanity?

Does literature of the ages direct us to follow brute power? Thus we do and not always positively!

Therein the cat Chai portion ...

However one is discouraged from speaking of it ... if silent and muted none will hear! Thus the writs of parliament ... provides laws for brute force to act upon ...
 
Is that degrading, disseminating or just discerning and screwed up emotionally? Mitochondrial as mighty cons drilled in forte!

The emperor would say that's a downer ... and so it goes in history ... like, as, not it is tacky ... and often changes course ... irrational?

However we live in the land where people would rather not know ... primarily! Dull is dense and shed disserning bothers ... that is worries and thus the song:

Don't Worry!
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Is that mid line, or middling? getting right into to it O' Kaye ...
 
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