Not Without Incident: Questioning Big Brother's Platitudes

Trump has been arrested, and as I discussed in my latest War on Trump post, the targeting of Trump is motivated by the permanent regime’s desperation to erase him from American politics, as his antics and inability to follow Washington decorum make him a threat to US empire. If Trump is convicted over the weak charges that New York DA Alvin Bragg has put together, than other investigations based on stronger cases, though not much stronger, like in Georgia, would be rendered nigh impossible to pursue without appearing purely political, and Bragg, like Cyrus Vance and Letitia James, campaigned on nabbing Trump and putting him behind bars. Even if he is put in jail, which is unlikely, he can still run for the presidency. Despite sighs from the conservative elite, who are desperate to move on from Trump to push Ron DeSantis, Trump is still the frontrunner and likely Republican nominee in 2024. If anything, his arrest ensures this. Also, to be discussed, my analysis of Lozada’s chapter on Russiagate, and some concluding remarks on the state of the war on Trump and his arrest as a major flashpoint.