The Coup No One Can Stop: How Trump Is Overthrowing the Globalist State in Plain Sight

Recently, Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said, “2025 was setting the 
table; 2026 is the banquet.” Yesterday, to celebrate the first anniversary 
of his second term, President Trump popped up unannounced at the daily 
White House briefing, like a presidential Jack-in-the-Box, and spoke for 
an hour and a half. You couldn’t find a single story on corporate media 
platforms about it this morning. The Times ran a long front-page story 
about Crotch-Gate (more on that later), but nothing about Trump’s list of 
365 first-year wins, not even to quibble or fact-check them. So we shifted 
to Pennsylvania’s CBS-21, which ran the story below the headline, “‘365 
wins in 365 days’: Trump touts major accomplishments so far during second 
term.”

Yesterday, the White House published a major document and briefing titled 
“365 WINS IN 365 DAYS: President Trump’s Return Marks New Era of Success, 
Prosperity.” The White House’s press release correctly called it “the most 
accomplished first year of any presidential term in modern history,” with 
the President himself holding up the thick binder during yesterday’s 
nearly two-hour surprise briefing.

It’s not even a complete list. Comparisons are being made to FDR’s 
revolutionary first term, but FDR enjoyed a Democrat supermajority in 
Congress, and whether the effects of FDR’s progressive reforms were 
beneficial or just broke America and made everything awful remains up for 
debate.

Trump’s second-term launch fundamentally shifted the playbook for American 
governance, turning the presidency into something far more like a high-
speed, pre-planned military-style operation than the traditional slow-
motion policy rollout. He arrived at the Inauguration podium with a 
detailed plan that was launched like a blitzkrieg tank invasion. It’s a 
whole new era where incoming administrations must arrive with a fully 
loaded 180-day playbook (e.g., what Project 2025 provided), complete with 
pre-vetted personnel, ready-to-sign orders, and targeted agency overhauls.

Here are just ten from the list of 365. You might find others on the list 
that you like better.

Achieved negative net migration for the first time in 50 years— Reversed 
decades of border jumping, restoring U.S. control over immigration for the 
first time in a generation.
Removed over 2.6 million illegal immigrants— Through record deportations 
(622,000+) and voluntary self-departures (1.9M+), the largest mass removal 
effort in U.S. history.
Delivered the largest one-year homicide drop on record— Launched federal 
crackdowns, ended “non-enforcement,” and deployed resources to slash 
violent crime nationwide.
Brokered peace deals ending multiple wars— Including Gaza/Israel 
conflicts, Israel-Iran tensions, India-Pakistan war, Armenia-Azerbaijan, 
and other halted global conflicts. (And he even got a Nobel Peace Prize, 
sort of.)
Attracted over $10 trillion in reshored investments— Including $1 
trillion+ in AI and chipmaking, with major deals forcing companies back to 
the U.S.
Achieved record energy production and dominance— Boosted oil/gas output to 
historic highs, dropping gas prices below $3/gallon in most states and 
making America the world’s top energy exporter.
Signed the largest middle-class tax cut in history— Via the “One Big 
Beautiful Bill” and Working Families Tax Cut, eliminating taxes on 
tips/overtime/Social Security benefits and saving families thousands.
Dismantled the administrative state with massive bureaucracy cuts— Created 
DOGE, fired thousands of civil servants, rolled back regulations, saving 
$180 billion+ (with trillions more projected).
Halved fentanyl trafficking at the border— Designating cartels as 
terrorist organizations, slashing seizures by half, cracking down on 
precursors, and saving countless American lives.
Forced NATO allies to boost defense spending dramatically— Ending free-
riding with behind-the-scenes diplomacy and beating Europe like a 
reluctant mule to meet and exceed its existing commitments.
As you can see, even that impressive list omitted blockbusters like the 
construction of his tariff dashboard and its revenue, military culture 
changes, ending DEI at universities, transgender policy bans, merit-based 
hiring overhauls, cutting Bidenflation to the core, stock market surges, 
unplugging USAID’s wacky regime-change machine, bottoming out the price of 
eggs, Ford running plants in 24×7 shifts versus Volkswagon shuttering 
manufacturing centers, a myriad of MAHA moments, and on and on and on.

In a different timeline, corporate media would have published their own 
“one-year anniversary lists,” and the White House wouldn’t have to do it 
for them. If an Obama-like president were infesting the Oval Office, media 
would run infographics, charts and graphs, analyses, retrospectives, and 
panels of op-editors giving glowing opinions about the imminent golden 
age. But now? Meh.

Alice, we’re all the way down the rabbit hole.

Maybe corporate media will ignore the most historic first year in living 
memory, but we won’t. Kudos, President Trump, you’ve over-delivered.

?? With reports of presidential plane electrical problems escalating the 
drama, media anxiously awaited President Trump’s WEF address like an in-
trouble teenager waiting for daddy to get home. NPR and Politico called 
Trump’s WEF speech “highly anticipated.” Business Insider went further, 
calling it “hugely anticipated.” It will be live-streamed from inside the 
room. Yesterday, gallons of media ink were spilled speculating about 
Trump’s geopolitical intentions, the faint rumblings of pushback, and how 
often the President called European leaders flaccid (or words to that 
effect).

CNN, yesterday:


But Trump surprised everyone. His speech was blunt, especially about NATO 
and Greenland, but non-confrontational. They’ll probably say he “chickened 
out” because he explicitly dismissed any military option for Greenland, 
limiting his threats against Denmark to merely promising that “we’ll 
remember.” It’s early, but maybe the most remarkable thing he said was to 
expect prosecutions over the 2020 election. I’ll have a lot more about it 
tomorrow.

?? There was one thing glaringly missing from all the breathless 
“anticipation” over this year’s WEF: any green sweatshirts. Kyiv 
Independent, yesterday:


Yesterday, various warmup acts delivered their own speeches at the World 
Economic Forum.

Canada’s Prime Minister Mark “Big Top” Carney, fresh from his trip to make 
deals with authoritarian communists in China, perhaps unaware of the 
irony, delivered a rousing speech in which he repeatedly quoted iconic 
Cold War anticommunist Václav Havel. You can’t make it up. Carney fans 
called his speech, which earned a standing ovation from attendees, 
“Canada’s divorce from America.” Chinese dissidents were unimpressed:


If I understood the Prime Minister correctly, Carney was inviting other 
“middle-power” governments to join him in opposing the United States, 
after conceding that “Great Powers” run the show. “Middle powers must act 
together because, if we’re not at the table, we’re on the menu,” Carney 
soberly told them. His idea was that if they all work together, they can 
stand up to the Great Power (America)— like the plucky ants overthrowing 
the bullying grasshoppers in that Pixar movie. (I think it was A Bug’s 
Life.)

In that sense, Carney compared himself to an insect, which was probably 
the most accurate metaphor in his silly speech. He might consider that, 
outside of Pixar movies, ants get squashed or sprayed with Roundup. But 
the irony cut to even deeper levels. Carney seemed to be calling for some 
kind of populist uprising among middle-tier nations —even though he’s a 
classic bankster globalist— and his solution to opposing one Great Power 
is to cozy up to another, even more authoritarian one. In other words, as 
Spock would say, illogical.

To please my Trekkie readers, here’s what the Canadian PM was actually 
saying, in Trek terms: “The needs of the many middle powers outweigh the 
needs of the one great power— unless another great power has better trade 
deals, in which case the needs of the many middle powers are best served 
by subordinating themselves to the other great power instead.”

Whatever.

?? Our terrific Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick possibly framed the 
theme of the largest US visit to Davos in history: to announce the death 
of globalism.


“The Trump Administration and myself are here to make a very clear point, 
Lutnick told the WEF attendees. “Globalization has failed the West and the 
United States of America. It’s a failed policy. It’s what the WEF has 
stood for. We are here at Davos to make one thing crystal clear: With 
President Trump, capitalism has a new sheriff in town.”

The WEF clowns didn’t like hearing it very much. Lutnick got no standing 
ovation; rather, just the opposite. They gave him the bird. Financial 
Times, yesterday:


“The gathering on Tuesday night descended into an uproar after combative 
remarks from Lutnick,” the Financial Times reported, “with widespread 
jeering, some guests walking out, and appeals for calm from co-chair Larry 
Fink.” So.

?? They can jeer and walk out all they want. But possibly the funniest and 
most telling news about the WEF and its future came also from the 
Financial Times, and I reprint the full headline so that you can 
appreciate it in situ, so to speak, as much as I did:


Evacuating Davos! Hahahaha! No more swanking it up in a super-luxe Alpine 
village! Larry Fink, BlackRock CEO and current WEF co-chair (having 
replaced the German moron), has “privately discussed permanently moving 
the summit from Davos.” I’m starting to like Larry Fink. But it got 
better. According to the Financial Times, new location options under 
discussion include Dublin and Detroit. I did not make that up.

The little Swiss town and the WEF have been so synonymous over the years 
that people just call the event “Davos.” I mean, they even did it in the 
headline. But not for much longer.

In a blog post on Monday, Mr. Fink said the WEF should “start doing 
something new: showing up — and listening — in the places where the modern 
world is actually built.” He mused, “places like Detroit and Dublin — and 
cities like Jakarta and Buenos Aires.” Imagine that. Larry Fink aims to 
wipe the caviar-stained, élite smirks off the attendees’ faces and focus 
them on more productive things.

Back to business, boys! The days of skiing down five-diamond slopes with 
your escort, in between sessions plotting one-world government, are just 
about over. Enjoy it while you can.

The WEF can’t survive relocation. You think dainty Emmanuel Macron would 
attend a WEF Summit in Detroit? They would eat him for breakfast. Moving 
the group from its namesake locale will also be its death, at least as 
anything resembling its current form.

Exterminating the high-protein cockroach farm that is the World Economic 
Forum wasn’t on Trump’s list of 365 wins. But it should be.

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