09/26/2026
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How do you fight a system in which you’re completely entangled? It’s like drowning in a swamp while simultaneously destroying the lifeline that “good” people offer you. Don’t worry, I’m not going to justify the crimes Trump has committed just to support the idea of fighting the Deep State. Today, I’d like to explain to you how I view the Trump phenomenon.
When I sided with Trump in the elections six and two years ago—in which I didn’t participate, since I don’t live in the U.S.—I knew he wasn’t a noble hero like the ones we know from Westerns such as “Rio Bravo” or “High Noon.” In January 2020, he demonstrated his “righteousness” to the world by announcing the death sentence against Iranian General Qasem Soleimani.
So why did I support Trump, and why do I continue to support him? Not out of a longing for a righteous knight, but because we have no better allies in our—not Trump’s—fight against globalism. You’ll say that Trump still supports digital enslavement and is allied with the pharmaceutical industry to decimate humanity. And here I agree with the means, but not the end. Trump’s goal is U.S. hegemony over the western half of the world, as already agreed upon with Russia and China. After more than 80 years, Europe will free itself from this hegemony. Who will take over? That remains to be seen. For now, the globalists clearly rule here.
After all, we’re currently negotiating with the U.S. about the deployment of 15,000 American soldiers in Poland! Source. True, but Trump agreed long ago with Putin and Xi on the withdrawal of all American military bases from the Persian Gulf region and from Europe. What do you think will be more important to him? Besides, we’ve seen just how effective American security guarantees have been in Saudi Arabia and neighboring countries.
Let’s think about it: What positive impact has Trump’s presidency had in the fight against globalism? Those who oppose Trump—and that’s the majority—will say: none. And yet:
- Withdrawal from the WHO;
- A rejection of climate hysteria;
- An end to genderism—an idiotic, anti-family policy;
- Curbing the influx of migrants;
- Stopping the globalists’ march toward world domination.
There is no doubt that all of these issues would have taken a 180-degree turn if Kamala Harris—the globalists’ puppet—had won the U.S. election.
There are other arguments that support the theory that the war against Iran was intended to promote Israel’s self-destruction. Many people reject this theory, but it is not entirely far-fetched, especially when one considers the blackmail of Trump through the Epstein files. For the first time in U.S. postwar history, U.S. policy toward Israel is the focus of public criticism.
The hopes of MAGA supporters were quickly dashed by corrupt lobbying—which was to be expected, since it couldn’t have turned out any other way. Since the president must take into account the interests of the arms, pharmaceutical, and technology cartels, he cannot simultaneously wage an open battle against them. He must take them into account because they legally bribe (through lobbying) senators and members of Congress whose votes are also important to Trump. The same applies to the Israeli lobby—AIPAC.
What could be easier for a U.S. president who wants peace in Ukraine than to cut off the American intelligence community’s logistical support for Ukraine? European drones sent from Ukraine toward Russia would no longer receive target coordinates. This would result in an immediate defeat for Ukraine, and at the same time, voices would be raised claiming that this defeat was Trump’s fault, and the “Russiagate” campaign would be reignited.
So what happens next? J.D. Vance (pronounced “Thiel”) and Rubio (pronounced “Netanyahu”)?
Rumors are circulating about Trump’s mental illness. I would agree with that, provided one were to consider all—and that is the majority—of narcissists in politics to be crazy. Unpredictability, confabulation, delusions of grandeur—these aren’t symptoms for a psychiatrist, but rather a strategy, and a pretty good one at that in world politics. And please don’t confuse positive thinking with Trump’s propaganda about eternal “success.” Compared to the European narcissists—who are, in reality, globalists whom Trump has cornered with the threat of a diesel shortage—this demonstrates the common sense of this president, whom the media label as mentally disturbed.
Author of the article: Marek Wojcik
Email: worldscam3@gmail.com
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