The Hypnotic Power of Propaganda: How Trump's False Promise Has Deceived a Nation

Donald Trump's reign as a political figure has been marked by a mass hypnosis of the weak-minded, stemming from the use of fundamentalist preachers' techniques to control belief systems. It's peculiar that such a figure, known for exploiting and misusing media and religious rhetoric, could craft a persona of divine authority. The manipulation of this image, reinforced through repeated affirmations, has created a monster out of the man who once relied on diaper-changing and played by dictator's handbook 101.

Trump: A False Messiah for a Hatred-Based Faith

Trump has been insistent that he was ordered to become a figure in American politics because of Bidens administration's perceived evil and efforts to reintroduce religion into the fabric of the United States. This narrative is a fabricated dream that parallels historical figures like Hitler and other dictators, who used radio and television propaganda to control masses.

His mirage of a godlike figure is derive from manipulations of media and religious rhetoric. The constant theme of "I, alone can fix the problems" resonates with those disillusioned with the status quo, creating a fallacious belief that one person can change the course of a nation. But history, and the Bible itself, tells us that no leader – and especially not one who breaks the Ten Commandments – can truly serve as a deity. This is a distortion of reality that serves only to maintain power and control over the masses.

The Cost of Deception: From Dictatorship to Divinity

The transformation of Trump from a man dealing with personal and public shortcomings to a god-like figure is a testament to the power of deception and propaganda. His rise to power was fueled by propaganda techniques that have been used throughout history, from right-wing radio to the POTUS propaganda channel. This manipulation has been misleading and infused with hatred towards political figures like Biden and a backwards church with deep pockets.

The consequences of such manipulative tactics are profound. Authoritarian governments benefit the elite at the expense of the common citizen. The rich support these regimes with their wealth, while ordinary citizens are manipulated through false promises and narratives that serve to maintain their control. This is not a new phenomenon. The Bible itself warns against such manipulations, emphasizing the impossibility of a wealthy man entering heaven.

In conclusion, Donald Trump's claim to god-like status is a myth perpetuated through propaganda and deception. His actions, from breaking the Ten Commandments to using religious rhetoric for political gain, expose the deep-rooted issues within the political and religious systems that perpetuate such false promises. The masses must seek the truth and be wary of those who seek to control their beliefs for their own gain.