Maybe geopolitics aren't determined purely by who the current US president is. Maybe there are a lot of other factors involved.

There is a secret government.

>>507429621 (OP)
Such as the jews for example

>>507429621 (OP)
the US President determines what the US does. Our President had the opportunity to make a global peace deal and establish ourselves in a comfy role in a multipolar world. instead we got them shooting at Iran like retards. Now we get to enjoy the blowback, which we deserve for being a corrupt and immoral people.

World leaders, believe it or not, are human, and tend to know very little about how anything works -- let alone how everything works. They're in the dark. Blind.

https://youtu.be/FiUNDeuBbi8

>>507429766
The iron law of oligarchy, as proposed by Robert Michels, suggests that all organizations, regardless of their initial democratic ideals, will inevitably develop oligarchic tendencies, meaning rule by a small elite group. This occurs because the very structures and processes necessary for organization, such as specialization of tasks and the need for leadership, create an environment where power becomes concentrated in the hands of a few.

Key points about the iron law of oligarchy:

Organizational Inevitability: Michels argued that the "iron law" is not a matter of choice, but a fundamental characteristic of large, complex organizations.

Oligarchic Tendencies: Even organizations that start with democratic aspirations will, over time, develop into oligarchies where power is concentrated in the hands of a few.

Imperatives of Organization:Michels identified factors like the need for competent leadership, specialized staff, and the division of labor as key drivers of oligarchy.

Inequality of Knowledge: Leaders often possess more knowledge and expertise than the general membership, creating an imbalance of power.

Control of Communication: Those in power often control communication channels, further solidifying their position and limiting the ability of others to challenge them.

Not a Moral Judgment: The iron law is a descriptive theory, not a moral one. It doesn't suggest that oligarchy is inherently good or bad, but rather that it's a predictable outcome of organizational development.

>>507430184
The oligarchs are suspect the existence of the secret government, but can do nothing.

The oligarchs suspect the existence of the secret government, but can do nothing.