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Why is Trump Creating All of This Chaos? Is It a Conspiracy?

Andrew Anglin

Firstly, this is apparently real:

I saw that posted on Twitter, and thought it was edited. I mean, that is a long, long boo. But at least according to the AP, it is real. Maybe the AP will start posting AI slop at some point. But I don’t think they have yet.

That is a Redskins game. I won’t call them their new name, ever, just as I will never call Twitter its new name. I don’t agree with changing things. I believe in Lindyism. So, the Redskins don’t play in Washington anymore, because their stadium was sacked by niggers. They play somewhere in Maryland. Regardless, most people in attendance would be government workers. Everyone in that entire region works for the federal government. And Trump was doing this shutdown thing.

Trump was looking completely Palpatinian during the boos.

He is definitely not nearly as good as Emperor Palpatine. I’ve been obsessively reading Star Wars Expanded Universe novels (which Disney retitled “Legends” when they nuked the canon). Do you know how it never really made sense that the Empire would build the Death Star just to intimidate guerrilla warfare fighters? Well, the novels explain that they actually built that to fight the Yuuzhan Vong, a threat from outside the galaxy. Thrawn had joined the Empire to fight against the Vong, and Palpatine built the Death Star (twice) to defend against the Vong.

Trump, by comparison, is building an empire for purely cartoonish evil purposes, as far as anyone can tell. It is all of course about Israel on its face, but then you see this whole Silicon Valley globalist transhumanist thing behind that, where these people want to create a post-human reality where they can live forever and conquer outer space. I have been talking about this since before I even launched the Daily Stormer. I was reading about this in the early 2000s.

I remember watching the documentary TechnoCalyps when it was released in 2006.

Everyone thought I was insane when I talked about it, and now it has just become a common discussion point.

The logic then behind the Trump Administration is to create as much chaos as is humanly possible in order to discredit the existing system. This actually lines up nicely with the Israeli-Jewish agenda to create mass death all over the world.

The “endless war everywhere forever” thing has been discussed a lot, and everyone at this point understands that this creates terrible chaos. It’s probably worth talking about some of the other chaos.

On top of the endless war, Trump is creating severe economic chaos.

Tariff Idiocy

People are saying “the tariffs didn’t work,” but it’s like dude, what does that mean? Do you think Trump thought that simply adding these lunatic taxes was going to make factories spontaneously spring up in America?

There are so many different problems with the “factories will spontaneously start popping up everywhere and give Americans really great jobs” theory.

To list just a few of those problems:

  • No one is going to build a factory in the US based on the promises of Donald Trump when he is switching everything back and forth constantly. Furthermore, even if they had faith in Trump sticking to what he says (which no one has), because of the way our system works, in 2028 a different administration could abolish the tariffs, making your factory in the US worthless.
  • The regulatory environment doesn’t exist in the US to make factories viable. One of the primary reasons it made sense to move everything to China was that China did not have all of these regulations. They also have lower taxes and so on. The only reason anyone would ever make a factory in the US is if literally every other country was effectively banned from exporting to the US. Otherwise, even if you had faith that the tariffs would last, you would wait to see whichever country didn’t have brutal tariffs, and build the factory there. That is: unless you permanently applied crippling tariffs to every country on earth, it would never make sense to build a factory in the US.
  • The US does not have a workforce educated on working in factories or a manager class capable of building them. The manufacturing was exported to China before the invention of the iPhone and most modern computer parts. It was the Chinese who figured out how to build and operate these factories to make electronics. And we must be talking about electronic factories. We can’t be talking about like, textile factories. There is no possible way making t-shirts and sneakers in the US would make sense economically.
  • The supply chains do not exist. This one thing in itself makes the whole concept impossible on its face. China has deals with countries all over the world to import everything necessary for making all the things they make. China also has the ability to redirect these resources to other locations. (When in Trump’s first term he tariffed/sanctioned China, China just moved factories to Southeast Asia, and it took just a matter of months. They control the flow of the supply chains, so it was nothing to redirect raw resources to Vietnam or Thailand or wherever. They also of course had the ability to build the factories and train the workers.)
  • If things were made in the US, they would cost a lot more. Even if you overhauled the entire regulatory framework, which Trump has never even talked about doing, the increased labor costs, the increased taxes, and so on would make things way more expensive. The claim is that people would be paid more and therefore capable of affording more expensive products, but think that through: you’re talking about a complete overhaul of the entire US economy, basically restructuring it from the ground up. This isn’t something that happens on its own. When all of a sudden consumer electronics are 2-3 times the price, people working in most jobs have not gotten the wage increases to pay for that premium. (In theory, you would combine the reshoring with removing the immigrants, but Trump is doing nothing on that front either, as we will touch on later.)
  • Automation makes “high-paying factory jobs” a spook. This is maybe the most important point. When the jobs were moved to China in the 1990s, it meant that money was not put into automating these factories, because China had cheap labor. As China has gotten rich, and labor has gotten more expensive, they have begun developing the technologies to automate factories.

Here are some videos of Chinese automated factories:

There aren’t really any “high-paying factory jobs” left at any kind of scale. There are some engineer jobs in electronic factories in China. These are skilled workers who would have to go through months or years of training after already having the educational framework, and so if you were going to move these factories to the US, it would be much, much cheaper to simply pay the Chinese to come work in the factories as engineers, and maybe have them run a program over a course of years to educate Americans in this field.

If you really wanted these factories in America, which I think serves no real purpose at this point, you would make a deal with China to help you move the factories. All you would have to do is surrender Taiwan. They will do anything to get Taiwan. So you trade that for them helping you build the factories in the US and then helping you train the engineers to run these largely automated factories.

You sometimes see clothing that says “made in Bangladesh” or whatever. These are not high-skilled workers, they are just working on sewing machines. But if you move those jobs to the US, you quadruple the cost of clothes, and still, the people working in them don’t get much more than they would make at an Amazon warehouse.

So the grand plan of reshoring manufacturing was not ever a serious plan. Trump seems to be suffering from age-related cognitive decline, but even so, none of this ever made any basic sense at all, and someone had to have told him this.

As far as using it as leverage to renegotiate trade deals, suggesting that he was lying to everyone about reshoring factories and it was really about better trade deals… well, that also never made any sense. Everyone knew China could cut off the US in hundreds of different ways, and everyone knew they would do that if the US tried to play hardball on trade. That’s what they did. They just had to hold rare earths and magnets, which among other things, are needed for the US war machine. Trump immediately folded, meeting with Xi late last month and offering an unconditional surrender.

Back to the question: did the tariffs “fail”? Well, if you believed Trump was going to bring back factories, or force China into a significantly different trade arrangement, then sure, they failed. But as explained, that could not possibly have been the goal, as any bright high schooler could have spent a week going over the data and reached the conclusion that neither of those things were even vaguely feasible. Therefore, it seems that the goal had to have been creating mass chaos, in which case, the tariff scheme was a grand success.

Every chaotic outcome was achieved. Everything is more expensive, the stock market is all messed up. Everyone had to pay these new taxes while they were in effect and no one is getting their money back. It cost every individual more than $1,000. That might not seem huge, but it is to a lot of Trump voters, who are poor. More importantly, it ravaged small businesses. By July, there was a 30% increase in small businesses declaring bankruptcy from the previous year, and the Biden economy surely was not great for small businesses, many or most of which were already put out of business by the coronavirus mania. Even though the tariff thing is probably going to be completely abandoned, many more businesses are likely to fail as a result of these strange actions.

Furthermore, it solidified the view of the world that the US is a totally unstable, erratic, rogue state which has no place being in charge of the world order.

Retarded Immigration Policy

Trump has abandoned virtually all of his core policy agendas he campaigned on, including:

  • Fixing the economy (see above)
  • Ending wars (see any news site any day)
  • Stopping trannies (he still has not even picked up Marjorie’s bill to ban child sexual mutilations or cancer-causing, brain-shrinking injections)
  • Bringing back freedom of speech (he has been even more aggressive than Joe Biden in using the government to shut down freedom of speech, and his people have threatened to start enforcing nonexistent “hate speech” laws)
  • Shrinking the government (DOGE failed to do anything but annoy some people and then was shut down, Trump did the largest military budget in history, the only thing he is doing is taking away people’s Medicaid, which literally no one wanted – protecting entitlements was actually another one of his promises, haha)

So the only thing left is his promise to do something about immigration.

But the immigration enforcement he is doing now is just a big show. You cannot remove tens of millions of people by grabbing them off the street one at a time. This is insanely expensive and it is cruel. Sorry, but I am not ashamed to admit this: I do not like seeing masked steroid guys with tattoos throwing screaming women into vans. Of course, if it was working and that was the only way, I would ignore my emotions, but it isn’t working, and most people will not ignore their emotions. Most people think this is grotesque, and it is going to be used by the Democrats as a reason to not do anything with immigration.

As I’ve said six trillion times: you could remove the overwhelming majority of immigrants by simply making it illegal to employ or rent to illegal immigrants. Give a few landlords ten-year prison sentences, and all of a sudden, no illegal immigrant has a place to live. Throw a couple guys in prison for hiring illegals to help them do roofing from outside Home Depot, and it is impossible to get jobs. They will all just leave. It’s very simple.

Of course, Trump would never do this because his donors use illegal labor. But it is what people should be calling for. No one is calling for it. I watch these shows and these people are just saying “we need even more ICE!” Why are these people saying this? It isn’t a complicated issue: banning renting/hiring would remove a minimum of 70% of illegals in a matter of months, without the government taking any other action.

Instead, Trump’s goal is to deport 600,000 illegals per year. He won’t make anywhere close to that number. But that would be 2.4 million during his term, which is 25% or less of the immigrants that entered under Joe Biden. Imagine that in 2016 he was saying we need to deport millions of people, then you add 10-15 million to that, and his goal is now to deport a small chunk of the new ones. This is a joke.

The government is building the biggest federal police force in history, bigger than every other federal law enforcement agency combined. It is very expensive. People say I’m going too far when I say that it is going to be used on Americans, but what else would it be used for? Just like the tariffs can’t be about reshoring manufacturing, ICE can’t be about immigration. They’re also building camps. What are the camps for?

Look, I am not saying they are going to start rounding people up tomorrow. But it sure as hell looks like they are preparing for some kind of very serious unrest in this country.

Palantir Techno Police State

Palantir was founded by Peter Thiel and is run by an extremist Zionist Jew. They are the number one company involved in the AI targeting of people in Gaza by Israel. They are currently working on putting together a unified federal database, which will include all information about you that the government possesses across all agencies. This will then be combined with data they buy from Facebook and Google about your personal activities. Then the whole thing will be made searchable with AI.

This will be a database with everything about you. With the Google Maps data, this will include everywhere you’ve ever traveled. (Remember how the J6 protesters were identified using Google Maps data?) Then of course it has all of your contacts, and presumably most of your communications as well.

That is a complete science fiction nightmare.

They are already using this type of AI-driven data analysis to target pro-Palestinian activists in the US.

The company is named after a magic device in The Lord of the Rings that allows for the surveillance of people by evil wizards.

If you wanted to create a technological dystopia, where a small minority of ultra-wealthy people with the technology to live forever rule over a large group of peasants, you would first totally collapse the existing order. Collapsing the existing order allows for the formation of a new order.

That is what you are witnessing right now. You are witnessing a purposeful collapse of the existing order, which will cause people to demand some kind of new order. And probably, in this new order, people will be materially better off than they are now.

Remember that Yuval Noah Harari, the Israel Jew who is one of the ideological drivers behind the World Economic Forum, has said that humans are obsolete and the goal is now to get them to die off by giving them drugs and video games so they just sit at home and rot.

You can find many more extreme statements from him. Because of his bad optics, the WEF has downplayed his role, but he has appeared on multiple panels with WEF head Klaus Schwab himself, and Schwab quotes him extensively in his “Great Reset” book.

Nothing Harari says is qualitatively different than anything any of these other WEF people say, it’s simply more outrageously worded. This is the basic idea the elite have for the future, and it is not a secret, and these sorts of changes could only be implemented through some kind of chaos and organized collapse.

Furthermore, one should understand: virtually all Western world leaders and captains of industry attend these WEF meetings. And no one comes out of them and says “these people are a bunch of freaks, talking about how they’re going to build a police state, depopulate the earth, live forever and conquer outer space.” People go to these meetings and then praise the forum. Barack Obama has personally praised Harari specifically.

The fact that none among the elite are speaking out against this, and that includes Elon Musk by the way, certainly indicates that they are not bothered by it. These extreme, weird ideas are taken for granted as normal by all of the Western global elite, and it is only ever the Russians or the Chinese who speak up about how bizarre and anti-human it all is.

A New and Even Shittier American Experience

In my view, the best way to view the chaos we are seeing in the government now, and the cartoonish way things are being run, is through the lens of a purposeful collapse.

The standard lens to view it has become as a government completely controlled by Israel. This is of course also correct. But again, the chaos that is created as a result of the relationship to Israel is part of a larger chaos that is being created. Behind that, you should look for the establishment of a police state, which will be used to deal with the people who take issue with this new system.

You can read however much you want about this new system. None of it is really a secret. I’ve written about it a lot here. Probably, the easiest way to make a connection between the Silicon Valley worldview and Donald Trump’s supporters is via Curtis Yarvin, a blogger who spent years calling for the establishment of oligarchical rule in America and became an ideological figurehead for the people in Silicon Valley who want to establish this kind of system. Yarvin does podcasts and tries to sell this to right-wing thinkers as something that is in line with their values.

It would be easy to get confused, if you didn’t know what was going on. Obviously, most right-wing people are pretty fed up with democracy, and on its face, replacing democracy with a more authoritarian system sounds like a fine enough idea. However, the kind of authoritarianism matters, and if you look to the World Economic Forum, you see the type of authoritarianism Silicon Valley people are pushing for. It is not a “fascist” or “communist” type system where state power is used to enforce some brand of populism. It is also not a theocratic type system. Given that those are the only types of authoritarian systems we are familiar with in history, we have to imagine a new form. Technology and the theory of emerging super-technology is fundamental to the worldview of these people who are positioning themselves to take over.

It is logical enough from their perspective. They have all the money. They are building technologies which they think will allow them to live forever and to conquer outer space. Whether that sort of thing ever happens is up in the air, but the fact that most people’s jobs will be replaced with AI or robots is simply a fact. So you will have an excess population. And it is logical enough that these people with the power would view that excess population as a drain on the limited resources they have on the earth, which they want to use for their various projects they are planning to do in their eternal lives.

Their documents and their meetings leave very little to the imagination in terms of what they are planning. And we know that these people all played a major role in funding Trump’s campaign. Again, Yarvin is playing the role as ideological intermediary between them and the Trump base. Bigger than Yarvin, of course, is James “JD Vance” Bowman, who worked for Peter Thiel and then had his entire political career funded by Thiel. Vance was “never Trump” until he ran for Senate in Ohio, when it was clear that his backers wanted him to be aligned with Trump. And then of course he was chosen as VP as part of some negotiation for funding from Silicon Valley. Musk was a bigger backer than even Miriam Adelson, and he’d lobbied for Vance.

It’s worth noting that Tucker Carlson also lobbied for Vance and appears to currently be working with Vance. Tucker also brought Thiel’s ideological figurehead into the mainstream of discourse, being the first “MAGA” individual to interview Yarvin.

I’ve gone back and forth on whether or not Tucker is malicious or simply stupid. It ultimately doesn’t matter. He is very much an operator for these Silicon Valley people and their agenda, despite the fact that this has no real connection whatsoever to the agenda he ostensibly represents.

It’s hard to believe that stupidity could explain a play to position the Silicon Valley Trojan Horse transhumanist guy to become president. But I have also mused that I suspect Tucker may stab Vance in the back and try to become president himself in 2028, in which case, his relationship with and advocacy for Vance would have been part of a long game.

What is clear regardless is that the agenda of Silicon Valley (which again, is itself very clear, you don’t have to rely on conspiracy theories or speculation to discover it) does not in any way align with what the MAGA base wanted from Donald Trump. Further, it is clear that during Trump’s second time in office, he’s shown virtually no interest in doing anything for the masses of people who supported him, and is only concerned with the donors. Weird things like the tariff war can be explained and make sense if viewed as part of an agenda to create chaos and unrest in America (and also likely cannot be explained any other way).

It is interesting to consider all of this. These talks about politics are not interesting at all, and increasingly, talk about Israel and antisemitism is becoming very boring. If nothing else, an evil science fiction scheme at least spices things up a bit.