WHY THE DEEP STATE CHOSES LEADERS LIKE TRUMP

Donald Trump was marketed as a revolutionary, but his presidency preserved—and in some cases strengthened—the very structures he condemned. His unpredictability made him easy to sideline, his inexperience made him dependent, and his theatricality distracted the public while the Deep State operated unhindered.

This is the paradox of modern populism: when controlled and carefully managed, it becomes a tool of the establishment, not a threat. In this sense, the Deep State doesn't "choose morons" like Trump out of error. It tolerates or even encourages them because they offer the perfect illusion of change—without the risk of real transformation.