The trap, part I

Keeping it simple

One of the heads of the beast seemed to have had a fatal wound, but the fatal wound had been healed. The whole world was filled with wonder and followed the beast.

Revelation 13.3

Beyond this Bible quote, which is typically more accurate than any psychology study could ever hope to be, I'll make it simple for you: left jaw, Biden. Right jaw, Trump. The trap snaps shut.

I don't think there’s any need for a full forensic examination of the whole Butler shooting range op. Among hundreds of others, Miles Mathis has published a fairly well-made one - and as did I on my blog, in French, a day before he did, with a few different (and more accurate) conclusions. If you want English, you can read his, knowing that like most of the truth-warriors you will find on the Net, he’s just a gatekeeper, always coming inches away from the obvious conclusion then leaving it at that.¹

Anyway, the Butler op being only one of the trap's many springs, as interesting as its nitty-gritty details are, I'd rather focus on the overall outcome. In this particular case, it has turned - on a dime - a good portion of the supposedly "medical freedom" fighters crowd into a supporting team of harebrained cheerleaders for the miraculously saved "father of the vaccine". I'm not even talking about the swarm of low-grade spooks who have turned Substack into an Intelligence cesspool and who have now blown their very thin cover and shown their true colours - and who were probably planted here for that very purpose in the first place. I'm talking about the psyop'd "anti-vaxx" crowd² who now fervently worship Trump as their God-sent saviour and who are now making even more excuses for him than he himself could ever come up with - like in, he was ill-informed, he was badly staffed, he could not have fired Fauci and Birx without facing a backlash, and so on and so forth, you name it.

I'm not a big fan of my fellow Belgian Mattias Desmet, but if ever there was a textbook case for mass formation, this is the one. If memory serves, Trump was the President of the United States of America at the time. But somehow, I'm told, he had less leeway and worse information than anyone else, when there were already shrill warnings freely available on the Net - even before the vaccine roll-out - from scores of whistleblowers and doctors, the whole shebang. And all it took was a whole three minute search. I know, because I did. I started a blog, which now has over 500 posts. But I gather Trump could not be bothered.

Four years into Covid and now we're back to the election puppet theater, like nothing ever happened. The "year of accountability" came and went, every single cog, from top to bottom - as expected - got away scot-free. 17 million dead³ (and counting) memory-holed even as injectees keep keeling over all over the place, including on live TV.

This should make it crystal clear that accountability will never happen. I believe that was the main goal of the op, even more so than weighing in on an election that has now essentially become superfluous. The outcome was decided decades ago anyway and thanks to this latest incredibly timely incident, a God-anointed Trump is now essentially awaiting his coronation, even getting fan mail from such rabid warmongers as Boris Johnson and Volodymyr Zelensky (both with formal acting training, too, incidentally) as the one who will put an end to the whole Ukraine sorry affair. And that he will, now that half a million Ukrainians have been conveniently wiped off from the face of the Earth. Now that their country is up for grabs by the usual suspects. Timely, indeed.

So now that the born-again Leader of the Free World (who is now ironically "a changed man") is doubling up as the Bringer of Peace and whatnot, no one is supposed to badmouth his previous incarnation as the Operation Warp Speed captain. He obviously won't ever be sued - and I'm not talking about the bogus trials meant to fail from the start, which were essentially CIA-orchestrated publicity stunts. I mean, from now on, anyone involved in OWS can rest assured that the worst that can happen to them is to be demoted, à la Peter Daszak, and then probably find an even better paying job for it.

Since these people like to quote Star Trek (as do I)⁴, here is one line for them, fully relevant to this topic:

"Captain Kirk, are you aware that as the Captain of a starship you are required to be responsible for the actions of your men?"

Which means, as any person left with a functioning brain will tell you, that incompetence is no more an excuse than malevolence. In any case, Trump should not be fit for the White House - in the Star Trek universe, he might even face exile to the dilithium mines of Rura Penthe. But of course, nothing of the sort will happen in any universe, now the conditioning runs so deep that even his single handed collapse of the whole Butler operation with three short sentences (“And moved my right hand to my ear, brought it down. My hand was covered with blood. Just absolutely blood all over the place.”) which he even cared to elaborate further on does not seem to upset his electorate that much, despite an embarrassing lack of blood on his hand in the videos/pictures of that particular moment. Ouch. A "gaffe" that flat out beats all of Biden gaffes - even better than Rumsfeld's "missile" gaffe about 9/11, if you ask me. Although, probably not a gaffe per se. Either Trump went badly off script and ad-libbed for dramatic effect, which I very much doubt, or it was all part of the op. I believe the latter because it now befalls his critics to point out that "there was no blood on his hand(s)". See how that works? Subliminal double-entendre. This is no mere coincidence. They love to tell you, right to your face. They always do. They have that sense of humour.

Ever the naive one, I nevertheless tried, to no avail, to hammer all this home to a sample of Trump's fan base. Well, what it felt like was trying to knock some sense into a bunch of three-year-olds standing up for a toxic father figure. I guess causality died from (or with) Covid, along with logic and a few other basic notions - another outcome of the whole op. Everything is now - at best - correlation, but more often than not, downplayed or simply ignored. Mass formation and/or Stockholm syndrome, to the point where death is now immaterial to these people. You can kill off their elders, their family, their kids, themselves really - anyone but Trump.

I guess that's one of the reasons plausible deniability was woven into the script from the very beginning. Trump was indeed the father of the vaccine but he never mandated it - it was Biden's job to pressure people to take it and private companies to mandate it for their staff. Vaccine-wise, Trump is thus technically innocent. To be fair, some tell me they do find his actions a bit questionable but they are still going to vote for him because out of 333 million Americans, he's obviously the only person fit to save the country. This is an "election" where they have "no choice" - the most spectacular oxymoron ever. Hence, the whole election farce will keep going, as a handy way of keeping the sheeple in a state of subjugation. It does not even matter whether it is rigged or not. It's a psyop. It's a marketing strategy. It's a business model. It's Coca-Cola or Pepsi.

And it's nothing new under the sun, either. Like all his predecessors, he was just a cog in a DOD/MIC project - that comes with the job. He just works for its updated version, which now includes "biological threats". Like any good mobster will tell you, the whole con revolves around "safety" - like in, we cannot guarantee your safety unless you do this and that, we'll make you an offer you can't refuse, etc. That about sums up politics nowadays, doesn't it? As for Trump, he needs even less of an actual policy now that the Butler op has shifted the political discourse to a fully-fledged messianic narrative, one that his constituents have been prepped for the last four years under the purportedly "satanic" - or at least atheistic - Biden/Harris agenda. All part of the trap.

Trump is nothing special, politically no more Hitleresque than his predecessors, just (an actor pretending to be) your average centre-right politician. He'll probably fix whatever his constituents expect him to fix: roll back the most egregious Biden projects, shrink America's unnecessarily expensive military presence around the globe, make nice with Putin and focus instead on his boogeyman of choice, China, which will conveniently have to be contained with newly manufactured naval equipment - with major rewards for the aforementioned MIC and a few "jobs, jobs, jobs" for the shrinking number of work-capable plebs - his actual assignment being to watch out for the best interests of his big investor bosses. For this purpose he will of course continue to expand the surveillance grid, a preferred tool for a comprehensive governance and a healthy silicon valley-controlled economy, especially now that he has handy the right man for the task - his next CIA-BigTech-backed VP, who has all the right connections. That's mainly it, and all you can expect from any President. I'm sure he'll be a very good one, too, as far as the interests of the nation go, depending on how you define "nation" - either a bunch of good, honest working people or a collection of warmongering bullies. Not sure which one is right but the latter would explain why the most criminal elements in society systematically end up leading the herd, a recurring problem throughout world history.

Being something of a pragmatist, though, there are two things that Trump certainly won't do. First, as already demonstrated by his prior post-election leniency towards Mrs Clinton, he will never clamp down on his good Democrat friends and colleagues, who are to be kept in store for whatever next social Darwinism op may be needed in the future. Secondly, he will never question the Federal Reserve act, which in my (and Ron Paul's) book, makes him a de facto communist (yup, you read that right). One in cahoots with all sorts of shady individuals from criminal and private financial networks (as if there is any difference) [Edit: now if you really want to delve into the subject, my dear colleague Pete Lincoln has written a whole file about the guy] but a communist nonetheless, with a sprinkling of right-wing talking points to make him more palatable to Republican voters. So, smoke and mirrors, and nothing new here either, as the supposedly "far-right" leaders are and always have been recycled/crypto-communists. Same thing in France, where the supposedly nationalist political programme is coincidentally, wouldn't you know it, a facsimile of that of thee country's 70's Communist Party, tight immigration policy included. The same nationalists, who were all-in for the vaccines, now never peep a single word about vaccine harms. This feels like a throwback to the age-old communist State-sanctioned killings, with the ensuing cover-up and/or collateral damage excuses. Communism has always been the best and most expedient way to kill people. It is never accidental. Whatever statists do, the overarching principle is that the end result was the end goal.

So there is no reason to be afraid of Donald Trump any more than of any world leader. If Covid has shown anything, it’s that they all read from the same script. I would be a bit more concerned about his apologists, though. Many of them have that uneasy 1936 Germany feel about them. Same cult of the Providential Man who is to be forgiven everything and followed for the good of the nation - whatever the cost. The naming of JD Vance as VP tells me a great deal about the next phase of the project. One more Yale-ite from spook central posing as a man of the people, whisked to the highest echelon - anyone but a bona fide American citizen, who, God forbid, could do a better job on all governance fronts, as William Buckley once rightfully quipped. That cardboard cutout could be the perfect proxy for the eugenicists behind the curtain, blaming everything and anything exclusively on those who are a "burden on the system" - a system that essentially created them in the first place. I know where this is heading. We've been here before. I know how it works.

As I wrote at the beginning, these last four years have been nothing but a trap, with a left jaw called Biden and a right jaw called Trump. One to do the dirty work, one to pose as a saviour. Bad cop, good cop. Everything is now in place for the trap to snap shut, with, standing in the middle, a crowd of captive mind-programmed people from both sides of the aisle, cheering or lamenting accordingly, who have been bouncing off one psyop to the next for the better part of their life and a good portion of which - your guess is as good as mine - are irretrievably brain-damaged by you know what.

Of course, none of this happened out of the blue. It just piled on top of decades of gaslighting that laid the foundation for it to happen. Now the better part of the young generation, I’m told, doesn't want to learn or do anything, which is probably a part of the wanton controlled demolition of society. Still, the masses show a mind-boggling lack of resilience and how easily they can be pushed one way or the other . Covid, as you've heard it from the horse's mouth, was a "live exercise" in crowd management. We can assume that everything from there on will be built on its outcome. Little to zero backlash. No accountability. And now, thanks to a fairground-show-level op, Trump is back in business. That's the lens through which every piece of the information war should be viewed. The fifth generation war is all puppets and props.

One might say that all of human history tells that same story, but these guys have taken it to the next level - a combination of global psyops in perfect sequence with total surveillance - and it should be clear that they are placing all their bets on their new business model. As much as some level of surveillance or control of the masses is unavoidable - and even desirable - for a stable society, these people, given their track record, are probably not the best suited to implement it and their constituents, given their appalling stupidity, can’t realistically expect any different kind of leadership. Quite an unholy alliance, and an even bigger trap than the one they have now set. Ultimately, the trap becomes mankind itself, which, just like its leaders, is turning more and more into a crime syndicate by the minute .

1. For instance, his latest paper on Biden's forged signature just falls short of the fact that Joseph Biden died years ago. The guy you see is an actor in a mask - look it up, there are tons of photo forensics around. Also, despite being supposedly hard onto Intelligence ops, he will never tell you that their technology is decades ahead of what you're being told - as in, the "Mission Impossible" full masks were old news fifty years ago. I know, so he should know that as well. Also, he does a pretty good forensic analysis of the Kennedy family photos (can’t find the link now) and rightfully points out that all those showing a younger JFK are fakes but again falls short of the fact that there never was a "younger JFK". This plays into his outright dismissal of the whole crypto-trans/inverted couples dossier, which is very unfortunate since everything else hinges on that particular one. He’s just published something today alleging that Jennifer Aniston is “transitioning” when that person has been outed as MTF again and again - there are not many actual females or males in Hollywood - and what’s happening is that the male traits reasserting themselves, as they always do.

2. I have cancelled a lot of my subscriptions these past two weeks, so I have more time to write.

3. Denis Rancourt comes up with a number of 30.9 million but it includes the non-vaccine deaths.

4. Star Trek, as always, a great source of wisdom.