The Deep State, comprising entrenched interests like bureaucrats, lobbyists, and politicians, has successfully resisted attempts to reform the US federal government from a free market, small government perspective since 1980.
Jacksonians in the mid-1800s effectively dismantled the “American System” through a strong executive, achieving lasting institutional reforms including destroying the central bank, enacting free trade tariffs, and paying down federal debt.
Executive orders can be used to dismantle regulatory agencies, as the president has constitutional authority to ensure laws are faithfully executed, controlling how money is spent and determining constitutionality.
The veto power can be wielded against cronyism and excessive spending, as demonstrated by Andrew Jackson’s famous veto of the Second Bank of the US recharter.
Rotation in office, while criticized as the spoils system, can reduce entrenched bureaucracy by cycling in new people, potentially perpetuating liberty.
Appointing allies to key positions, like Russ Vought as OMB Director and Linda McMahon as Education Secretary, can achieve meaningful change by dismantling bureaucracies and challenging cronyism.
Executive orders like “ensuring accountability for all agencies” and “unleashing prosperity through deregulation” can rein in independent regulatory agencies by requiring presidential approval for major regulations.
Deregulating independent agencies like OSHA, FDIC, EPA, and NLRB through executive orders and appointments can stop cronyism, special privileges, and regulatory overreach.
Signing statements and impoundment can be used constitutionally to weaken spending and cut government, with the president deciding how appropriated funds are used.
Recess appointments allow presidents to bypass Senate confirmation and appoint allies when Congress is out of session, enabling dismantling of entrenched interests.
Publicizing cronyism and waste through social media can shine a light on government inefficiency and corruption, even if formal oversight mechanisms have limited power.
The Trump presidency demonstrated a Jacksonian spirit with a focus on eliminating waste, fraud, and abuse, signing more executive orders than most predecessors combined.
Panama’s strategic importance stems from the Panama Canal, a major naval choke point and historical base for military expeditions in South and Central America.
Opening a road through the Darien Gap jungle could enable military invasion and weaponized migration into Panama and Central America, threatening regional security.
The Kuna Indians are being manipulated to leave their land, worth billions in real estate and gold, under the guise of climate change by the UN and other forces.
The Darien Gap road would facilitate resource extraction in both directions, potentially destroying the jungle and creating an invasion route into the United States.
Famine conditions developing over the past five years may lead to mass migration and human osmotic pressure when roads open, similar to effects of war and pandemics.
Weaponized migration is being used for soft genocide in Ireland, eroding the indigenous population through demographic changes and economic factors.
US special forces have been present in Panama for years, with potential for large-scale military operations, as indicated by recent events like the power plant explosion.
Building a border wall is crucial for long-term immigration control, as it would be difficult for future administrations to dismantle, unlike policies enforced by executive orders.
The United Nations plays a significant role in facilitating illegal immigration by setting up offices in various countries and providing resources for migrants to bypass traditional routes.
The Darien Gap remains a critical route for illegal immigration, with 25,000+ Chinese migrants passing through in 2023 alone, highlighting the need for increased border security.
BlackRock, a major investment firm, seeks to maintain migration flow into the US, as their interests lie in controlling the ports on either side of the strategically important Panama Canal.
Gold has outperformed the S&P 500 since 2000, reaching an all-time high of over $3,000 per ounce, despite long periods of stagnation.
Mining stocks are experiencing increased profit margins due to stable operational costs and rising metal prices, potentially attracting momentum investors.
Copper is now recognized as essential for the energy transition and AI infrastructure, hitting all-time highs alongside gold.
The US government is running record deficits, with massive government spending worldwide creating unprecedented liquidity.
Concerns arise about potential severe corrections in overvalued tech stocks, similar to historical market cycles.
The federal government is described as a money-laundering operation benefiting politicians and NGOs, with a proposed “Museum of Corruption” in Washington D.C.
Release of Kennedy assassination files suggests CIA involvement, highlighting historical government corruption.
A hypothetical U.S. strategic crypto reserve is discussed as a tool to address national debt, potentially holding 1 million Bitcoin worth $20 billion.
Plans to audit the U.S. gold reserve at Fort Knox suggest recent gold movements may be preparations to ensure audit legitimacy.
The mining sector is expected to experience a significant acquisition binge, with big companies buying out smaller players to top up their reserves.
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