Things Are Never As They Seem

NOT only are people discussing a ‘relationship’ between Russia and America that, behind the scenes, has already been forged at the most fundamental level – i.e. that of international finance – nobody seems to be considering the possibility that it may be the Russian people themselves who are being carefully seduced by the corrosive trappings of Americanisation. This, presumably, is why there has been an over-hyped ‘election scandal’ taking place in the United States, one that connects the Trump administration to the Russian Government as a possible means of planting an increasingly triumphalist (and yet unwitting) seed into the collective Russian mindset.

Regardless of the mutual profiteering in Ukraine, even the country’s staging of the 2018 World Cup was no accident and was clearly the harmonising aperitif before the arrival of the main course and an essential first step towards a more overt form of universalism. People on both sides of the Bering Strait, therefore, are being gradually eased into the actualisation of a political and economic alliance that was already there, bubbling under the surface of their reality like a geopolitical cancer.

This is why the globalists need Trump as a mask for the American department of their exploitative franchise and we have seen the same tactic used in relation to Kim Jong-un. Symbolically, at least in a propagandistic sense, two erectile braggarts transformed into one enormous capitalist phallus. Trump, presented as the ‘unorthodox’ American strongman, is being seen to reel-in the more difficult fish as a way of moving the populations of Russia and North Korea into line with the project itself. What we are seeing, in other words, is the immanentisation of the hidden financial eschaton and, like all businessmen, the economic overlords behind the scenes cannot resist flaunting their pecuniary achievements before our very eyes like a badge of honour.

This arrogance, however, as characteristically unwise and opulent as that of the Ancient Romans before them, will be their undoing and when the lines on the map begin to disappear from the mass consciousness the myth that modern nation-states are separate entities will evaporate into the ether along with the tepid platitudes and token anthems that sustain them. The global system already exists, and yet most people will not believe it until each of the world’s continents is brought into line with a single imperialist colour-scheme.