Finally

What’s really interesting about Trump’s second term is how all of the chicanery we were decrying on the badlands of the internet after the great purges of 2017 is coming to be exposed by his administration and entering the mainstream discourse. That’s a very significant change. For example, I’d highly recommend listening to some interviews with Mike Benz.

The truth is coming forward, all of this chicanery is connected, and the voices are too numerous to silence with financial/tech company blacklists and personal persecution campaigns by the SPLC and ADL. Likewise with the boilerplate nonsense about dissenters being Putin’s stooges from the MSM. When everything is dishonest, it becomes too much to keep a lid on.

All lies run their ill course and a system founded on them must as well. Ours is fundamentally unsustainable. From the creation of the Federal Reserve System and the dragging of America into World War One more than a century ago, this has been a process of hobbling the entire Western world with an unbelievable set of lies resulting in hundreds of millions of deaths, incalculable human misery, and civilization itself struggling through its death throes. Lids aren’t suitable for such exigent problems.

The internet has made this task extremely difficult thus far, since it enables people to bypass the establishment apparatus with tools that are much more broad-reaching and connective than newsletters sent through the postal service. This is something George Orwell couldn’t have envisioned. However, this medium does have some limitations.

The explosive growth of what was termed the “Alt-Right” in the mid 2010’s had been fueled by Twitter, Facebook, Google, and the ability to conduct conventional financial transactions. It went largely unnoticed by decision makers until the results began to manifest themselves.

A suppression plan was formulated in the wake of Trump’s unexpected victory in 2016 and implemented after the ambush of the Charlottesville protest the following August, which had been chosen as a pretext. There’s a whole playbook, and the American people weren’t the only opponents.

I wrote many pieces on the infuriating mendacity of various operations such as the PropOrNot List, The Alliance for Securing Democracy, and Hamilton 68 for a few different outlets but it was all part of the taboo alternative news ecosystem that nobody could access unless they were really looking for it or a friend introduced them. It’s not like I was the only one producing this sort of content. There was plenty of revelatory material, and all of it blacklisted.

So, in Trump’s first term it was possible to sweep truth away from much of the public’s attention by labeling it as “Russian disinformation,” “hate speech,” and “domestic extremism.” Still, because public discontent had been so pervasive, and many of the lies began to obviate themselves in ways that were impossible to suppress, a new era has been dawning outside the badlands to which publications like Identity Dixie have been exiled.

Of course, Benz isn’t the only advocate out there these days. Still, he’s demonstrative of how anybody who isn’t even aware of just how censored the internet has become can listen to new content produced by mainstream figures drawing the very biggest audiences of their kind. This makes it easy to discern that there’s an international playbook used to expand and enforce the rules of the same system oppressing Americans which had been applied domestically to Trump:

1. Use the media/government apparatus to fabricate corruption and foreign influence scandals.
2. Foment public discontent into organized action, preferably spearheaded by antisocial elements, in order to overthrow an elected government. This is called a Color Revolution.
3. Follow it up by carrying out a process of Transitional Democracy in which this leader and his supporters are prosecuted to make sure they don’t return to office in the wake of outrage following their removal and the ensuing consequences.

With Trump, we can sum up this sequence corresponding to the steps above as:

1. Russiagate, Charlottesville, Impeachment
2. The BLM/Antifa Rampage, Mail-In Ballots
3. Election Denial, January 6th, Dozens of Criminal Charges Against Trump Across Multiple Jurisdictions

The brick wall hit by the playbook was that Americans were really upset about each play, generally disgruntled about everything in America, and while they were unable to read this playbook, were at least able to discern that some of the plays were screw jobs. To make matters worse, the Israeli genocide of Gaza commenced in late 2023 and the specter of the Jews consumed by a catastrophic war on multiple fronts in the Middle East became an alarming possibility.

So, sure there clearly was some sort of collective decision made behind the scenes to let Trump win and prevent any of the usual media operations from trying to delegitimize the election results this time around. Also, yeah this has considerably improved public complacency and ameliorated problems such as recruitment for the U.S. military.

The blowback is that they’re stuck with having to admit that a winning percentage of the American electorate didn’t believe the first eight years of lies about Trump and now they don’t have these lies to use against him now that the USAID scandal is unfolding. This seems to have hit the establishment out of nowhere.

What are they supposed to do to get rid of this scandal and the media storm that’s feeding off of it? Use the playbook to remove Trump from office and shut alternative voices down again now that they’re even bigger than the so-called “Alt-Right” had been? It’s the same conundrum with mass migration. Letting Trump win is an admission that most people don’t want it. They’ll never be able to dismiss opposition as a conspiracy theory again.

We have so many content producers in our alternative media ecosystem hardened into cynicism, often through harrowing personal experiences, that they dismiss everything about Trump these days as some sort of establishment PSYOP. They’re ignoring the fact that an evil system predicated totally on lies had to allow him back out of desperation. This has resulted in consequences for the system that further undermine its legitimacy.

The cat is out of the bag and there’s no putting it back. Sure, most Americans are stupid and ignorant perhaps beyond salvation. We’re still watching something vital happen, though. The USAID scandal is an incredibly positive development. Don’t overdose on black pills.