Government by Chaos?

Government by Chaos?

(ThyBlackMan.com) The current regime in Washington will go down as the most insensitive, corrupt, inhumane and vindictive in the history of the nation. Some would also add most chaotic also to that list. Understandable, but wrong.

What many have viewed as chaos may in fact be a well-orchestrated strategy to confuse, frustrate, deceive and exhaust the American people and the media into submission. There may be an element of method to the chaos and the madness.

Immediately upon taking office the regime declared war on the federal bureaucracy and the American people. In a blitzkrieg widespread assault, the regime bombarded the public and the media in what appeared to be nonstop actions. It attacked broad sectors of the American government and nongovernmental institutions.

The attack included countless executive orders, firings, dismantling of programs, abandonment of long-standing policies and an avalanche of lawsuits against nongovernmental institutions.

There appeared to be no rhyme or reason behind the actions beyond revenge and retaliation. The regime did not attempt to hide those efforts. It was bold and unapologetic with its revenge and retaliation. However, there was more to its purpose than just revenge and retaliation.

As for its lawsuits against various longstanding nongovernmental institutions, the regime attempted to convey outrage and concern that those nongovernmental institutions were engaged in injustices that demanded federal governmental intervention. It was just a smokescreen.

The regime wanted to intimidate and silence institutions. Institutions believed if left alone might challenge the unlawful actions of the regime.

It seemed to be omnipresent, nonstop in pursuit of liberty, justice and the American way. It impressed many, it frightened others and fooled even more.

The approach being used was a much larger scale version of the DOGE’s firing and dismantling of the federal bureaucracy. A buckshot approach. It was using a sledgehammer when a laser scalpel of a surgeon was needed.

There were many that saw the issuing of countless executive orders and the reports of the disbanding of programs and repeal of various policies and the adoptions of new policies that the regime was firmly in charge. Finally, they surmised, the government is being led by a person, an extremely successful businessperson, who knows exactly what he is doing.

It was the most effective and efficient federal administration in their memory. They were proud to convey to others how the regime in just a matter of days had done more for the American people than all the recent administrations had done combined over the years.

Just as quickly as the executive orders were promulgated judges throughout the US were forced to render rulings overturning the executive orders. However, it did not stop the regime from issuing additional executive orders and/or plowing ahead with its previous issued executive orders in contempt and defiance of the court rulings.

The court challenges to the executive orders and the regime’s lawsuits that were dismissed led many, especially opponents of the regime, to proclaim not only that the regime was incompetent and evil but also drowning in chaos. With chaos and confusion everywhere, they viewed the head  of the regime as totally unsuited and ill-tempered to being in the Oval Office.

The regime’s greatest success in promoting its government by chaos has been in its handling of the media. The regime flooded the zone with its numerous executive orders and pronouncements. Far more it seems than the media could keep up with.

Unable to track and report on all the actions of the regime, the media basically cherry-picked a small number that seemed most fascinating and intriguing.

Exhibit One: Epstein. The media used a lot of ink and spent a lot of time reporting on an issue which a year later no one is talking about. It was replaced by the US and Israeli War on Iran.

Then there is the White House Ballroom, DC Arch, Canada as the 51st state, Greenland as a territory of the US, John F. Kennedy Center Performing Arts Center renovations, and the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool. None of those issues addressed the affordability concerns that the average American citizen has with the increasing prices of food and other essentials.

If anything, it has only made things worse for the average American family as highlighted by the rising cost of oil resulting from the regime’s unpopular war on Iran. However, it has not stopped the media from focusing considerable attention on distracting issues.

Unfortunately for Americans while the media has followed and reported on glitzy pieces, the regime and its allies have gone into overdrive buying and selling America. The regime has basically engaged in full scale looting and robbery in broad daylight. A robbery and looting at the expense of the nation and its people.

In the end all the regime’s activity, its executive orders, lawsuits, policy changes and pronouncements have done is to confuse, frustrate, distract and exhaust the public into tuning out and turning off.

In the meantime, the regime and its allies are using the government to make money hand over fist. It has been clever in using what some view as a government in chaos while it plows ahead in its unholy campaign of robbing the public coffers bare.

The phrase “government of the people, by the people, for the people” has been substituted by “government of the regime, by the regime, for the regime” with its clever use of perceived chaos.

Staff Writer; Al Alatunji

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