La folie américaine

This is a dark manifestation of religious authoritarianism disguised as education. It’s a gospel of greed, vanity, and flagrant hypocrisy, a document designed to turn children into disciples of a man, not a higher moral order.

Here is a man who wrote a book — “Hillbilly Elegy” — that made him a star in the eyes of the elite, a ticket to the cocktail parties of liberalism. He feasted on the miseries of his people, turning their struggles into a bestseller while he sashayed off into the sunset, donning the robes of a right-wing darling.

When the leader of a major political faction suggests that there should be a reckoning, a purge, it blurs the line between rhetoric and incitement.

In Trump’s eyes, America is not a beacon of hope; it’s a means to an end, a cash cow to be milked until the last drop.

The goal is to solidify power in a way that flouts traditional democratic norms. The claim of a stolen election will continue to morph into a full-blown war cry, justifying whatever actions are deemed necessary to maintain control.

Trump, the grand maestro of chaos, has an uncanny ability to weaponize his discontent. With a flick of his wrist, he transforms complex societal issues into simple narratives, demonizing entire communities to bolster his own fragile ego.

The old adage that “truth is the first casualty of war” rings truer than ever in this theatre of the absurd, where every scandal is a means to an end and the end is the complete and utter degradation of the American ethos.

They’ve been ensnared by a grifter who knows how to push the buttons of their deepest insecurities, making them believe that their salvation lies in the hands of a man who would sell them out for a cheap buck and a fleeting headline.

The specter of genocide and chaos is not a distant nightmare but a present danger, lurking in the rhetoric of Donald Trump who has learned from the darkest corners of global tyranny.