Is the Deep State really scared?

"It is the city of mirrors, the city of mirages, at once solid and liquid, at once air and stone." —Erica Jong

There's a lot of news about Trump vs. the Deep State. Last week, the following articles posted: There Really Is a Deep State (the Atlantic), Trump’s ‘Deep State’ Revenge (the Atlantic), The 'deep state' is 'scared,' says Gianno Caldwell (Fox News), Let’s Make a Deep State Peace Deal (The Wallstreet Journal), Trump Takes On the Pillars of the ‘Deep State’ (The New York Times), Power play: Can Donald Trump dismantle US ‘deep state’? (Times of India), and many more. If you read my post last week, you might conclude the "Deep State" is a new trigger phrase in the media. But as soon as Trump was elected, Tesla and Bitcoin and other meme stocks took off like rockets. This got me wondering, if Trump is about defeating the Deep State, then why is their agenda being supercharged?

Perhaps my understanding of the Deep State is different from the mainstream. According to Merriam-Webster, the Deep State is "an alleged secret network of especially nonelected government officials and sometimes private entities (as in the financial services and defense industries) operating extralegally to influence and enact government policy." Other words associated with "Deep State" include: shadow government, illuminati, black budget, the blob, cryptocracy, secret government, invisible government, and hidden government. They conjure up something opaque, mysterious, counterintuitive, and dark, fueled by power and money. It's like Alexander Joseph "Lex" Luthor has been identified as the destroyer of everything good. He was the supervillain that only Superman could defeat. Trump is the new Superman, if you believe it.

I suspect that political parties are not the Deep State, but rather, puppets to a greater power. If the Deep State were afraid of Trump, why didn't they slip something in his hamburger and fries? They had eight years to do something that would knock him off, and it wouldn't have been difficult. The Deep State is not messy like the mafia...they are more discrete and they don’t mess around with lawsuits and judges. They just eliminate, press DELETE, when someone gets in their way. We’ve seen this over and over again, so why would Trump be any different? He’s not. He’s part of their dual narrative spun by the media to covertly move their plan along. A dual narrative is a form of narrative that tells a single story in two different perspectives, from two different people or positions. It appears that each side is inverse to the other. Each side thinks they're right while the other is wrong.

I see the Deep State of today's world as a power apparatus. It grew out of John Law's economic theories, which he developed from the Bank of England's fractional reserve model. From 1716 to 1720, Law restructured France's finances by converting public debt into government equity and replacing gold with fiat. You've probably heard the story, John Law and The Mississippi Bubble. While he thought it brilliant to deceive people, his scheme led to a speculative mania that ruined the French economy. Not surprisingly, Law's life didn't end well either...he died in poverty from pneumonia. What's more, the same failed system is running its course through the U.S. today. Is this the work of the Deep State? Are they fleecing the nation? Or is it a controlled demolition? Or Mother Nature?

It seems there's another scheme being concocted in the background, too, but we will have to put together the puzzle. Here are the pieces…tell me what you think. Trump made it loud and clear, "I'm laying out my plan to ensure that the United States will be the crypto capital of the planet and Bitcoin the superpower of the world, and we'll get it done." Coincidentally, at the 2024 Bitcoin conference, Howard Lutnick said, "Tether had a liquidity issue we solved with U.S. Treasuries. USDT or Tether will allow U.S. Treasury funding to be directly traded via USDT by individuals all across the world using Tether as a payment system." Ludwick is now a top contender for Trump's Treasury Secretary. And the bulk of Bitcoin is traded in Tether, in case you didn't know.

This comes at a time when BRICS nations are selling U.S. Treasuries and auctions haven't been going well. As we know, cryptos are a huge waste of precious energy, and they aren't sustainable in a world of scarcity (BKA the future), but they can be gunned and pumped. Will people sell gold to chase Bitcoin? Is Bitcoin going to be the Deep State's bag holder for U.S. Treasuries when they finish their fleece or demolition? It'll be tricky, and probably volatile, before the Great Reset that involves gold. If Trump is the destroyer of the Deep State, I ask again, why is he helping them succeed? Bitcoin, cryptos, the mania in stocks are all just sponges for fiat, to soak up the incredible pile of debt that the U.S. is growing exponentially. And as long as people think they're getting richer, they'll keep playing the casino. Happy hunger games! It's going to be survival of the wisest.