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Is Trump a Useful Idiot?

Published on: March 12, 2025


Trump supports the Canadian Liberal Party, and from my perspective, it’s because both oppose Canadian sovereignty and are pushing the kind of centralized authority a one-world government would favour..

Is Trump Rotten?

The Useful Idiots of Global Centralization: From Johnny Rotten to President Trump

In the shadowy realms of political maneuvering, there exists a subtle yet pervasive strategy that has been employed across time: the use of seemingly rebellious figures to push forward agendas that may not be immediately apparent to the masses. While some might see these figures as agents of resistance, they often serve as pawns in a much larger game—a game played by those in the background who seek to manipulate public opinion and centralize global authority.

Johnny Rotten, frontman of the iconic punk band the Sex Pistols, offers an early example of such a phenomenon. His provocative anthem God Save the Queen was a direct jab at the British monarchy, positioning the Queen as a symbol of everything wrong with the establishment. The song, released at a time when the world was steeped in post-war anxieties and a rising countercultural movement, was seen by many as a call to action against the authority of the British Crown. But was Rotten truly a revolutionary, or was he, in fact, being manipulated by a force more evil and twice as ugly as the one he claimed to oppose?

The Frankfurt School, a collection of evil, pseudo-intellectuals who criticized Western capitalism, mass culture, and traditional authority structures, sought to destabilize the very institutions that held power in the West. Rotten’s public disdain for the monarchy, whether knowingly or unknowingly, aligned perfectly with the Frankfurt School’s desire to dismantle traditional power structures, weakening the authority of the Crown and pushing the UK further into a post-monarchical new world order. Was he a tool of this agenda, consciously or unconsciously fulfilling the role of a “useful idiot” who provided the cultural cover for ideological subversion?

This same dynamic—where prominent figures, whether they realize it or not, contribute to the weakening of traditional power—can be seen in a more contemporary setting with figures like Donald Trump. On the surface, Trump appears to be a disruptor, someone who pushes back against globalist agendas and stands for American sovereignty. He promotes policies that challenge the globalist framework, such as restricting immigration and seeking trade deals that favor the U.S. Yet, beneath the surface, Trump’s long-term ambitions may point toward a centralization of authority within North America—particularly the idea of annexing Canada as the 51st state.

The concept of North American unification plays directly into the globalist agenda of centralizing political power and eliminating national borders, paving the way for a single, unified governance system across the continent. In essence, Trump’s policies, despite appearing to resist the globalist framework in some areas, may serve as the ideal smokescreen, making it easier for the public to accept the gradual erosion of national sovereignty. While the public remains fixated on Trump’s anti-globalist rhetoric, they may fail to see the broader implications of his actions, which align with the centralizing objectives of the globalist scum.

The Echo of Control: Rotten and Trump as a Symbiotic Force

The use of “useful idiots” is a tactic that transcends generations. Just as Johnny Rotten helped destabilize the image of the British monarchy, Trump—whether intentionally or unintentionally—is aiding in the destabilization of national borders and the sovereignty of individual nations. Both figures, positioned at the cultural forefront, act as agents of change, but the changes they advocate may have less to do with true liberation and more to do with a shift in the balance of power toward a more centralized and unified global hegemony.

While it may seem paradoxical for a figure like Trump—who has built his brand on challenging the establishment—to be aligned with globalist agendas, his actions may be more about reframing the narrative. By presenting himself as an outsider to the political establishment, Trump can consolidate power and shift the political landscape in ways that will ultimately make the public more accepting of a new world order. The annexation of Canada, for example, would not just be about territorial expansion but about bringing North America under a more cohesive central authority, something that would undoubtedly align with the long-term goals of globalism. A European Union, a North American Bloc, a South American Union, an African Union, and an Asian Union, likely all answerable to an unelected globalist HQ in Switzerland, New York or Jerusalem.

Weakened Authority: The Macro Perspective

Both Rotten and Trump are potential symptoms of a larger, hidden agenda—an agenda that has worked tirelessly to weaken the traditional power structures of the West in favor of a more centralized global system. Whether through cultural subversion in the case of Johnny Rotten or political centralization in the case of Trump, these figures are unwittingly (or perhaps knowingly) contributing to the same overarching goal: the dismantling of sovereignty and the consolidation of power under a single global authority.

The challenges that both figures represent—the weakening of the British monarchy and the shifting dynamics of national borders—may seem disparate on the surface, but they are intricately connected through the forces that seek to control the trajectory of history. Whether through culture or politics, the power structures of the West are being eroded “from within”, and the ultimate aim may be the creation of a comprehensive hegemonic global system that is not dependent on national identities and is centered on a central, overarching control that does not answer to the people.


This article explores the parallels between Johnny Rotten’s role in undermining the British monarchy and Trump’s potential to centralize North American authority, suggesting that both may have served larger, often hidden agendas. Numerous books have been written about the unfolding of a globalist agenda, including the Club of Rome’s Limits to Growth, as well as various agendas promoted by the WEF, the Atlantic Council, the CFR, and similar organizations. However, one of the most censored and controversial texts remains the Protocols of the Elders of Zion, which I view as no different from Orwell’s 1984.

Notably, most discussions surrounding Protocols attempt to dissuade people from examining its content, instead focusing on its classification as fiction—a red herring, considering that 1984 is also fiction yet offers valuable warnings. Anyone concerned with preserving a free Western society should study Protocols not as an endorsement of its claims but as an analysis of the techniques it describes—just as one would with 1984 or Animal Farm.

To be clear, this is not an argument for stereotyping or hatred against Jews, nor does it imply that Zionism represents all Jews any more than ISIL represents all Muslims. There is no monolithic Christian, Jewish, or Muslim agenda. Rather, the focus should be on understanding the methods outlined in Protocols—regardless of whether it describes a fabricated “anti-Semitic” conspiracy, a Zionist plan, a communist strategy, a Russian or Chinese blueprint, an Islamofascist agenda, a 1% globalist scheme, or even some outlandish alien reptilian plot. The key question is whether the techniques it describes are valid or potentially valid, and as rational individuals, we must examine them as we would any other potential existential threat.

Techniques Listed
The main strategies include:

Political and Revolutionary Techniques The Protocols advocate for subverting Western political structures through revolution and manipulation, aiming to weaken national governments and establish control. The following table details these strategies:

  1. Fomenting internal revolutions: Promoting class hatred and slogans like “liberty, equality, fraternity” to weaken governments and create anarchy.
  2. Arranging simultaneous revolutions: Coordinating uprisings across countries to overthrow existing regimes.
  3. Inciting class hatred: Using propaganda to divide the proletariat and bourgeoisie, causing social unrest.
  4. Discrediting non-Jewish governments: Publishing articles to compare Jewish rule favorably against past mistakes, undermining trust.
  5. Control of secret societies: Organizing Masonic lodges to manipulate public-spirited individuals for revolutionary ends.
  6. Establishing a secret government: Manipulating the press, using terror, and sowing discord during transitions to control power.
  7. Hypocrisy and deception: Pretending to help workers while using lies and dictatorial methods.

Economic and Financial Control Techniques The Protocols aim to destroy Western economic stability through financial manipulation and crises, concentrating wealth to control states. The following table details these strategies:

  1. Shifting wars to economic basis: Ensuring wars focus on economic control, making Jewish wealth the deciding factor.
  2. Destroying economic structure: Causing industrial disruption through speculation, strikes, and financial crises.
  3. Financial control and crises: Creating economic crises to force loans, concentrate wealth, and bankrupt states.
  4. Creating a large proletariat and loyal forces: Ensuring a huge proletariat and loyal soldiers/police to demonstrate power through violence.

Media, Cultural, and Educational Control Techniques The Protocols seek to undermine Western culture and education, using media and diversion to confuse and demoralize. The following table details these strategies:

  1. Diversion and amusement: Distracting the public with games and cultural activities to prevent independent thought.
  2. Control of media and culture: Using press, theatre, and education to confuse opinion, demoralize youth, and promote materialism.
  3. Promoting atheism: Destroying other religions and using atheism as a step toward control.

Violent and Terror Techniques The Protocols advocate using violence and terror to suppress dissent and maintain control, paralleling Bolshevik methods:

  1. Using terror and violence: Suppressing dissent and killing opponents to maintain power.

The document outlines 15 key techniques to destroy the West!. The rhetoric surrounding the Protocols often misdirects readers by labeling these as mere “fictional strategies,” which is a red herring that undermines the credibility of those making such claims. A rational perspective would frame them as strategies to be studied as warnings, rather than dismissing them outright.

Labeling them as “fictional strategies” minimizes their significance and danger. A strategy, by definition, is a mental construct or blueprint for action—it is not “fictional” in the sense of being a made-up story for entertainment, like a novel. Instead, it represents a purposeful outline, grounded in intent, even if speculative or untested. While a strategy might not yet be implemented, it remains a plan with potential real-world consequences. Even in explicitly fictional works like 1984, the strategies presented serve as warnings, offering insights into how power can be abused.

Yet much of the discourse surrounding the Protocols fixates on their association with propaganda—particularly the link to Jewish identity—instead of addressing the real-world dangers of such strategies, regardless of who or what may be implementing them.

Most people don’t have the time or inclination to explore what globalist entities have been advocating for decades. Here’s a summary of potential agendas we should be looking for:

Political Control & Centralization

  1. Centralization of Power – Shifting authority away from local and national governments to supranational bodies (e.g., UN, WEF, WHO).
  2. Weakening National Sovereignty – Undermining national borders, constitutions, and independent policies in favor of global governance.
  3. Technocratic Rule – Replacing democratic systems with rule by unelected experts, corporations, and AI-driven decision-making.
  4. Surveillance & Social Control – Expanding digital tracking, facial recognition, and centralized data collection to monitor and influence behavior.
  5. Elimination of Dissent – Censoring or deplatforming those who challenge the narrative, branding opposition as extremists.

Economic Control & Wealth Redistribution

  1. Consolidation of Wealth – Ensuring that wealth remains concentrated among a small elite, reducing the middle class.
  2. Controlled Economic Collapses – Using economic crises to justify the need for centralized financial control (e.g., digital currency, universal basic income).
  3. Abolition of Private Property – Promoting rent-based economies where individuals own nothing and rely on corporate/government services.
  4. Universal Digital Currency – Implementing Central Bank Digital Currencies (CBDCs) with programmable spending restrictions.
  5. Environmental & ESG Manipulation – Using climate policies and ESG (Environmental, Social, Governance) regulations to control industries and limit economic freedom.

Cultural Manipulation & Social Engineering

  1. Promotion of Nihilism & Apathy – Encouraging cultural decay, moral relativism, and a sense of hopelessness to weaken resistance.
  2. Redefinition of Identity – Destabilizing traditional identities (national, religious, familial) to create fragmented, easier-to-control populations.
  3. Division Through Identity Politics – Fueling racial, gender, and ideological conflicts to prevent unified resistance.
  4. Inversion of Values – Demonizing traditional virtues (courage, honor, family, hard work) while glorifying degeneracy and submission.
  5. Censorship of History & Knowledge – Removing or rewriting historical records to shape perceptions of the past.

Population Control & Bioengineering

  1. Depopulation Strategies – Encouraging low birth rates through economic pressure, anti-natalist ideologies, and engineered health crises.
  2. Mass Migration as a Tool – Using migration waves to destabilize social cohesion and justify political overhauls.
  3. Mandatory Health Interventions – Implementing forced vaccinations, gene therapies, or other biomedical controls.
  4. AI & Transhumanism – Normalizing human augmentation, neural implants, and merging biological life with digital systems.
  5. Food & Water Control – Replacing natural food sources with lab-grown or insect-based substitutes, controlling access to essentials.

Psychological Manipulation & Mass Compliance

  1. Manufactured Crises – Using fear (pandemics, climate change, cyberattacks, alien threats) to justify emergency powers.
  2. Overload of Disinformation – Flooding the public with contradictory narratives to create confusion and apathy.
  3. Behavioral Modification – Using nudging techniques, social credit systems, and digital coercion to shape behavior.
  4. Religious Subversion – Replacing spiritual traditions with a technocratic or AI-driven pseudo-religion.
  5. Weaponized Entertainment – Using media, music, and pop culture to distract, pacify, and demoralize.

Whether Johnny Lydon or Donald Trump are unwitting useful idiots for an anti-Western globalist agenda is up for debate. But if even high-profile figures can be manipulated, imagine how many parents have been coerced into sterilizing their children under Orwellian “gender health” doublespeak, or how many women have been conditioned to reject motherhood—the very role they are biologically designed for. What are the long-term mental health consequences of that, beyond denial?

A video I received this morning—an old SCTV skit singing about hating the Queen—served as the catalyst for this article. Personally, I’m not a fan of monarchy or religion, but my worldview has evolved beyond materialism, and I also reject centralized, nihilistic hegemonies that seek to dismantle the core values of Western civilization.

The Western values of the Enlightenment were foundational principles that emerged during the 17th and 18th centuries, emphasizing reason, individual rights, and skepticism toward absolute authority. Here’s a structured list of the core Enlightenment values:

1. Reason & Rationalism

2. Individual Liberty & Rights

3. Limited Government & Constitutionalism

4. Popular Sovereignty & Democracy

5. Free Markets & Economic Liberalism

6. Scientific Progress & Technological Advancement

7. Secularism & Religious Tolerance

8. Humanism & Universalism

9. Skepticism & Critique of Authority

10. Education & Intellectual Freedom

These Enlightenment values shaped modern Western societies, leading to revolutions (American, French), constitutional democracies, and the global spread of liberal ideals. However, many of these principles are now being challenged, co-opted, or eroded in the face of modern political, economic, and ideological pressures.

Not all challenges to Western values are inherently harmful, especially given humanity’s tendency toward dogma. Take, for example, the rebellious atheist who escapes religious oppression only to become a zealot of materialism, as dogmatic as any religious fundamentalist.

Core Enlightenment principles can be twisted into their opposites:

Western values remain under siege—not always through direct opposition, but through their gradual and insidious corruption. And usually with the aid and muscle of the unwitting, useful-idiot.

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