Trump and the System's Hyper Normalisation

If we recall the interesting documentary Hyper-Normalisation, this is a BBC documentary narrated by the famed Adam Curtis that explores how governments, corporations, and financiers have shaped a fake, simplified version of reality to maintain power. 

[*Remember that JFK was coup d'état's in 1963. Highly relevant in my estimation.]

It was interesting when It came out originally in 2016 but 9 years later, it really seems to provide an important missing link to help us, thought leaders, better explorer the question as to whether Trump is a fraud or not.  

Either way, he's been a deeply embedded player long enough to have been inserted as a popular mythical character in the Simpsons; surely that was no fluke. 

[the documentary mentions that when Trump struggled with bankruptcy, he resorted to selling his name. Say what? Yes, the big banks wanted to plaster his name everywhere on buildings and God-knows where-else... Should we ask "why would the banks care to do that? 🧐🤔]

First; what if I ask: Is it necessary for a president to partner with a corporation like BlackRock and people like Larry Fink?

Was Trump or any president put in a situation where they know the deal and have no real choice in the matter, but to partner with at least one but more likely all of the tentacles... at least indirectly. The slime-mold, remember?

If I summarize the themes of the documentary, we have;

■ The Decline of Political Power & Rise of Financial Power

   -1970s New York City bankruptcy led to bankers taking control of the city’s finances.

   - Donald Trump and other real estate developers benefited from deregulation.

■ Manufactured Reality & Perception Management

   -Governments, corporations, and media construct simplified narratives to maintain control.

   -Politicians avoid confronting real complexities, leading to a “fake world.” Virtual Reality is not new kiddos.

■ The Role of Financialization

   -Larry Fink (BlackRock) and the rise of complex financial instruments.

   -The economy driven by financial speculation rather than production.

■ Western Political Manipulations in the Middle East

   -Bashar al-Assad allowing radical groups in Lebanon to attack U.S. forces.

   -U.S. and allies funding extremist groups to serve their own interests.

   -Chaos used as a tool for control.

■ Cybernetics & Systems Analysis (*LaRouche knew all about it... and didn't waste time speaking out against it)

   -A shift from ideological leadership to systems management.

   -Algorithm-driven decision-making replacing traditional governance.