The political choices we get are severely limited, bookended between globalist neoliberals and fascist neocons. That’s why every new election, at every level, is a protest vote against this poisonous status quo. For decades Americans have voted to turf out the incumbents and demand change. They get change from Republicans to Democrats and back again, but no real change in economic or foreign policies. If the Republican party loses elections, the Democrat party, which is merely another promoter of neocon and neoliberal ideologies, takes over.

That Barack Obama was named Advertising Age‘s Marketer of the Year in 2008, for his Hope and Change campaign well represents the con perpetrated on us. Obama bailed out the banks, and massively increased drone strikes, fulfilling George W. Bush’s Third and Forth terms, what with the “war on terror” and a turbo-charged oligarchy. Obama’s neocon administration continued the global war on terror in Afghanistan, Iraq, Syria, Libya, Yemen, Somalia, the Philippines, and elsewhere, especially across Africa. The US and NATO intervention in Libya, in 2011, resulted in widespread chaos and proliferation of weapons and violence, leaving Libya fractured with the return of slave markets.
Joe Biden doubled the number of billionaires on his watch and enthusiastically funded Israel’s Gaza genocide, while conducting a proxy war against Russia in Ukraine. Recently, one of Biden’s leading officials in Ukraine, Amanda Sloan, admitted that NATO provoked the proxy war in Ukraine, and that the Biden Administration could have prevented the war, destruction and massive loss of life.
And now Donald Trump has largely hewed to a pro-oligarch position and militarized foreign policy. Despite a populist campaign, he’s now claims that we have the best economy, while pardoning an endless slew of white collar criminals, assuming power over the media and pirating oil tankers. The reality is somewhat different with a struggling economy, inflation and growing unemployment as well as the ongoing wars.
Once again a political bait and switch.

Mirroring Obama, Trump’s 2016 adviser, Steve Bannon pulled off a Make America Great Again (MAGA) populist con on disgruntled American voters, burned by Hope and Change. Bannon depicted Trump’s populist campaign as a backlash against a “decadent, borderless elite” that supposedly preyed on children. Except newly released documents show Bannon’s so-called populist rebellion was reliant on Jefferey Epstein, America’s most decadent pedophile, and Israeli secret agent.
Israel seems to be a the center of much of US political depravity. Furthermore, it appears that Trump is owned lock-stock-and-barrel by Israeli billionaire Miriam Adelson. At a White House Hanukkah dinner he boasted that Adelson gave his campaign “directly and indirectly” $250 million, then jokes that it “is not what it used to be.” He then went on to admit to being the first Jewish president of the United States. All of this while Pro-Israel Forces Intensify Effort To Control American Discourse.

Don’t expect the Democrats to make an issue out of Israeli control over US government, since they’re similarly owned. Member how Joe Biden claimed to be a committed Zionist, as he armed Israel’s Gaza genocide?
Shamelessly, both political parties warn us that if the other one wins the country will be plunged into the worst sort of dystopia imaginable. Which is hilarious since both parties are hastening our slow motion disaster with their economic and foreign policies. There’s already talk of a Vance vs AOC showdown in 2028, as if that would change anything.
Unfortunately, the mental models our feral elite use to guide their actions have drifted disastrously out of synch with the real world, with the chance of catastrophic failure increasing by the day. The actions of our political parties simply represent a cognitive collapse. It’s not hard to understand why. Both political parties have become so divorced from the realities facing the average American that they might as well be Martians, which accounts for a good many of the indignities inflicted on us by our current corporate and government apparatchiks.

All of this is why I hate both parties with a passion. Ditto for the corporate media that produces the ongoing kayfabe, designed to keep Americans confused and divided.
Personally, I think that it’s cathartic to hate. Especially leaders and political parties that are actively harming us. We’re endlessly urged to hate Vladimir Putin or Xi Jinping or Kim Jong Un, when it’s our feral elite who are the truly dangerous enemy with their policies of austerity, endless war and casual disregard.
Update: They just released the latest batch of Epstein documents so I know what I shall be writing about next week.

































