noemon wrote:The way I see it Trump is just a cog who is here to steal the protest vote and be the one he knows how to be, a small sized venture capitalist obedient to the bigger fish in the pond.
I'd like to agree with that, but Trump's candidacy seems rather convenient for the 'powers that be.' Perhaps he is an intelligence gathering co-operation, whereas to say, Donald Trump is a born 'reality TV personality' ripe for consumption by the TV/internet generation(s) and his progress through the 'protest' vote allows him to place 'markers' or 'indicators' upon certain demographics. To shape 'public relations,' one must 'design' appealing images, these images transmit over media (correct?) thus you 'target' particular demographics, right? These particular demographics simultaneously become 'screenings' for intelligence gathering. Simply put: The 'protest' vote coaxes the 'crazies' to come outta the 'woodwork.' They who normally decide not to participate in the federal election.
I go on to strike this conclusion; the next phase of the
global war on terror must be differentiated domestically, meaning that the 'protest' vote shall be equated with 'radical extremism.' Donald Trump is the face for radical nationalism according to the existing political entity. Of course, Hillary Clinton becomes the 'left's antithesis. What better stagecraft and intelligence gathering could you ask for? With social media, everything tends to be analyzed & archived in realtime, so running phony campaigns to serve the populace up a fresh plate of fabricated reality becomes quick, efficient, and direct with the internet. You gotta understand, at the highest levels of
power or authority, rules do not exist/apply, only
control & therefore guidance.
The compartmentalized hierarchy, with its 'trickle down information,' asks for the public's hand in perceptional marriage, recreating the myth every four years, democracy's psychodrama hums right along on time (with favorable ratings). The masses goosestep to their new star spangled banner (along with every facet of entertainment). Programmable behavior via electronic screens, shaping political personalities that 'focus groups' may relate to. With a team of image consultants, big ol bank full of federal reserve funds, the world became Francis Bacon's Shakespearean 'stage.' One scientific political poem, performance art wirelessly transmitted through the air... infiltrating public conscience. To manufacture consent, to conduct a real time Milgram experiment, shape public opinion,
artificially guide biological & social evolution one must deconstruct man's nature and then exploit it.
The bigger fish in America's pond are using Donald Trump to provoke desirable reactions. Donald Trump, Hillary Clinton, undesirables vs desirables or desirables vs undesirables, according to the voter's point of view. Nonetheless, Donald Trump, Hillary Clinton, and any 'groomed' politician, can manipulate or probe the public's general perception of reality. If you wanted to create a provocateur politician, just 'groom' a politician to represent your enemy's outlook on life.
Note: Why is Donald Trump the only 'protest' vote candidate to get maximum media coverage and debate time? Yes, the mainstream news channels love high ratings, yes Trump wishes to build his 'brand,' but really give it a thought. You can't 'play' the media like that without mutual benefit... and I don't think you can 'play' America's voting process without getting support from it. After-all, we're talking about the face or place holder for the military-corporate edifice's largest empire.