The Deep State Mentality

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Not Jerome Powell @alifarhat79

1:53 PM · Jul 16, 2024

Over the top (from an Iranian source)? Consider this next, referring to the attempted gaslighting of Americans by their TLAs:

@K7al_L3afta

That's so desperate. Iran could have said the same about Raisi's incident but it's stupid.

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ADAM @AdameMedia

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US received intel of a new Iranian plot to assassinate President Donald Trump, CNN reports. They’re already blaming Iran…

2:38 PM · Jul 16, 2024

For those with short memories, the Raisi they’re referring to is Ebrahim Raisi. He was the president of Iran who was killed in a helicopter crash just back in May. The accident occurred right next to the Azerbaijan border—which is literally crawling with Mossad, CIA, and MI6. You might have thought that Iran would have rushed to blame some combination of the Great, Medium, and Little Satans for this event. You would have been wrong. Iran went almost out of its way to immediately place the blame on the weather and a possible mechanical malfunction.

What a contrast to the United States, and how much this tells us about the Ruling Class! The Deep State/Neocon/Zionist cabal thinks you’re really stupid. Thus they rushed to gaslight you about Iranian plots to assassinate Trump. The NYPD even suggested the assassination was tied to anti-genocide demonstrators—based on zero evidence. The whole thing was so outlandish that this gaslighting has received almost no publicity at all. It’s almost as if the MSM is too ashamed of their own role to get involved in that BS. The reality is that America has for decades been in the grips of a massive, coordinated disinformation campaign directed at its own citizens by its Ruling Class. Trump represents the citizenry attempting to break out of the gaslighting and to acquire a true picture of their own country and its place in the world.

Back in the 1960s when the Dems were concerned to deflect concerns of Americans about the direction Leftists wanted to take America, the idea of a “paranoid style in American politics” was a popular one:

The Paranoid Style in American Politics - Harper's Magazine

• Richard Hofstadter analyzes the historical and psychological roots of the paranoid style in American politics, a mode of expression that exaggerates, suspects, and fantasizes about conspiracies. He traces the paranoid style from the anti-Masonic movement to the contemporary right wing, with examples and quotations.

The Paranoid Style in American Politics - Wikipedia

• First book edition published by Alfred A. Knopf "The Paranoid Style in American Politics" is an essay by American historian Richard Hofstadter, first published in Harper's Magazine in November 1964. It was the title essay in a book by the author the following year. Published soon after Arizona senator Barry Goldwater won the Republican Party presidential nomination over the more moderate ...

Obviously Hofstadter was on to something that would prove useful to the Dems and all the wannabe smart people. Since 1964 we’ve had essentially nothing but conspiracy theories from the Left that demonize normal Americans. With the complicity of the MSM that paranoid style—that also normalizes calls for violence against the non-Left of America—has become the norm in politics. On the Left.

The reaction to the Trump assassination attempt so far suggests that the MSM, at least, is all a twitter that they’re chickens may finally be coming home to roost, that Americans will finally fall to reality of the gaslighting. This is thanks in no small measure to the effect of alt media—now including X. Yes, we owe Elon Musk. There’s a long way to go yet, but we’re better off than we were before Trump came down the golden escalator. It’s partly the rise of alt media, but it’s also the Trump effect.