The forces of light will triumph, but for now, the fog of war persists, with a million seemingly chaotic events; however, all strategic points under contention are known.
Trump, Musk, and Co. are aggressively advancing, while the Deep State is mounting a fierce defense, occasionally launching counterattacks.
Meanwhile, weapon caches and hideouts are being uncovered, with betrayals, desertions, and mass flight occurring.
Once enemy air defenses are suppressed, a strategic bombardment will commence with nuclear information bombs, having a blast radius from 10 years to a lifetime, and in some cases, even the death penalty.
Following the bombing, infantry will advance for cleanup, internment, and the like. Simultaneously, there will be a massive restoration of critical infrastructure in people's minds, which was almost completely destroyed during the reign of reptilians, deviants, and pedophiles.
The stakes in the current U.S. situation are not just maximal, but LETHAL for the main actors. This means it's no longer just about losing one's job; it's about the total destruction of life, wealth, and almost certain physical extermination. And that's a fact.
Radicalizing strategies does not always lead to victory or success. The more radical the strategy, the higher the risk of uncontrollable consequences.
Let's remember: radicalization in politics can lead to "system overheating," where neither side wins, and the system collapses. Examples include Yugoslavia in the 90s or the Weimar Republic before Hitler's rise.
If both sides feel they have no choice but to destroy the opponent, it leads not to a stable victory but to chaos or long-term conflict.
Many of those in opposition or in power today are bound by common economic interests, family ties, corporate affiliations, or other dependencies. This limits the possibility of total annihilation of one side. For instance, U.S. elites are far more interconnected than it seems. Even if one party dominates, it cannot ignore major corporations, media, or the judicial system.
Something will inevitably go wrong, but this is the unavoidable cost when the system transitions from one state to another through the pattern of "destruction of the old - chaos - creation of the new."
Political systems, especially democratic ones, often have the capacity to absorb and redistribute risks.
In the U.S., despite strong polarization, there are numerous mechanisms that can prevent the total destruction of one side.
ELITES WILL ALWAYS negotiate their priorities. However, a certain portion of lower-tier figures will be destroyed to convince the public that justice has been restored.
Revolutions always devour their own children. During the phase of intense struggle, everyone will be forced to take sides. This is always the case when a new power must impose political dictatorship. In crisis situations, strict hierarchy and chain of command are the only forms of survival.
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