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So here is the rub. If a controlled asset became President of the USA,
what actions would we expect that person to take?
1. Destabilize the economy with inflation and mass unemployment.
2. Undermine the military. Purge senior officers. Place loyalists in charge.
3. Undermine the law. Corrupt the high courts.
4. Confuse the general public with false information.
5. Undermine political and military alliances.
6. Support the enemy nation that has placed you in power.
7. Place other (unqualified) enemy agents in positions of authority.
8. Take control of the nation’s assets (gold?) and the banks.
9. Threaten and frighten all opponents.
10. Shut down the media!
Trump is working on each of those:
1. Destabilizing the economy with inflation and mass unemployment:
* Imposition of tariffs: In February 2025, President Trump signed executive
orders imposing a 25% tariff on goods from Mexico and Canada, and a 10% tariff
on imports from China. These tariffs have raised concerns about potential
inflation and job losses due to increased production costs and retaliatory
measures from trade partners. 
2. Undermining the military by purging senior officers and placing loyalists
in charge:
* Changes in military leadership: The administration has initiated policies
that have led to significant shifts in military leadership, including the
removal of senior officers and the appointment of individuals aligned with the
President’s views. 
3. Undermining the law and corrupting the high courts:
* Challenging judicial independence: The administration has implemented
actions aimed at expanding presidential power over independent agencies,
potentially undermining judicial independence and leading to legal challenges.

4. Confusing the general public with false information:
* Reversals of policy decisions: In the initial weeks of the second term, the
administration has reversed multiple high-profile decisions due to operational
issues and public backlash, leading to confusion and undermining public trust.

5. Undermining political and military alliances:
* Withdrawal from international agreements: The administration has withdrawn
the U.S. from international agreements, such as the Paris Climate Accord and
the UN Human Rights Council, actions that have strained relationships with
longstanding allies. 
6. Supporting enemy nations:
* Trade policies affecting alliances: The imposition of tariffs and threats of
further economic measures have created tensions not only with traditional
adversaries but also with allied nations, leading to questions about the
administration’s foreign policy priorities. 
7. Placing unqualified individuals in positions of authority:
* Appointments lacking relevant experience: The administration has appointed
individuals to significant positions who may lack traditional qualifications,
raising concerns about their ability to effectively manage their roles. 
8. Taking control of the nation’s assets and banks:
* Economic policies affecting financial institutions: While there have been
significant economic policy shifts, there is no clear evidence to suggest a
direct takeover of national assets or banks by the administration.
9. Threatening and frightening all opponents:
* Creation of a climate of fear: The administration has initiated actions that
have led to a climate of fear within the federal workforce, including mass
layoffs and restructuring efforts. 
10. Shutting down the media:
* No direct shutdowns, but adversarial stance: While the administration has
not shut down media outlets, it has maintained an adversarial relationship
with the press, often criticizing and undermining media credibility.
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