Like Mushtak Parker’s opinion pieces, the one by Mahmoud Baker (The Mercury, September 16) is afflicted by Trump Derangement Syndrome and globalism.
This affliction ensures an inability to be objective about the global revolution Trump promised and the re-establishment of the values upon which the US was founded. The adversary confronting Trump is the entrenched, un-American, globalist order known as the Deep State. This vast network of adherents controlled by an oligarchy has exercised influence and control over the US for more than a century.
By being exposed and uprooted, the Deep State cabal is losing control of the narrative it previously owned and ordered. Hence, articles like Baker’s prioritise disparagement while declining to provide context and contrast with the Orwellian globalist system they embrace.
There is much truth in the Washington Post’s masthead slogan – ‘democracy dies in darkness’. Equally true is the slogan ‘democracy dies in denial’. Characteristically, the globalist media is committed to denying objective reporting and opinion about Trump’s policies and the work of his administration, thereby promoting unenlightened thinking.
So, for Mahmoud Baker’s benefit, here are some truths regarding his claims. None of the members of Trump’s cabinet is an amateur. Without exception, they are all experts in the fields of their appointment. They have to be because Trump is intolerant of mediocrity. Like any boss, he is entitled to loyalty. But he is also respected for his habit of canvassing opinion widely and for transparency.
Unlike the Biden regime, which routinely violates several articles of the Constitution, Trump adheres to it. Each of the 18 injunctions brought against his administration by Democrat-appointed judges has been struck down by solid majorities from the bench of the Supreme Court.
Trump’s 53% approval far exceeds that of Biden or Obama. It is buoyed by the lower taxes he has applied, cheques in excess of $600 to 58 million households as a result of the inflow of tariff revenues ($58 billion since June), firm control of the border, removal of criminal and terrorist elements, and more employment opportunities.
The economy would be in even better shape if the Federal Reserve lowered the interest rate from 4.3% to 1.3% as Trump demands. But Jerome Powell, the globalist Fed boss, is reluctant, aware that Trump is steadily diminishing the Fed’s role through his tariff policies.
The marches against deployment of the National Guard in cities to remove crime are funded by Democrat organisations such as Bluesky, GLAAD and of course, the inveterate opponent of the US Constitution, George Soros. As such, they are not spontaneous protests.
Far from weakening America’s democratic foundation, as Baker claims, Trump is cleaning it up. The redistricting of congressional seats is reversing the gerrymandering the Democrats have practiced for years. Here are two examples of gerrymandered Democrat states. Although the GOP garnered 41% of the vote in Connecticut, all five congressional seats are Democrats. Despite the GOP winning 40% of the votes, only nine of California’s 53 congressional seats are held by GOP representatives.
In addition, for Baker to deprecate the termination of hundreds of billions in fraudulent and utterly wasteful USAID, the inflow of trillions in investment and the removal of control by the WHO of US health policy, is globalist sour grapes.
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