People don't seem to get it yet: Trump wins by wrecking stuff to his advantage. He's never built value, just hype, then schemed assiduously how to benefit when things crash. So expect his entire administration to fall into this wheelhouse.
Sessions will be easily able to implode race relations by draconian legal actions of neglect and provocation. Simple list: ban videotaping of cops, use clubs and/or live ammo on the next protests of police brutality, declare body and dash cams unconstitutional, jail BLM folks. Stop trying to put out fires and start a few here and there. The basic strategic decision humanity faces is this: 2 degrees of warming under global cooperation, or 4 degrees under racial-nationalist populism. For the latter, we ally with Russia to control the supply of food and weapons. Seems like the basic Flynn plan to me. The few remaining democracies are choosing populism, due to the anti-artistic persuasions of Farage, LePen, Bannon, Jones, Limbaugh, and Coulter. Ask yourself, is there a quick-release antidote to Jones' agitating tone of voice and facial expressions? If you agree there is not, you should view your duty in the faith that Right makes Might to ask how you can help create one. The basic answer is "Intellect Today," which helps people embody the mind of their peaceful rational cortexes, rather than "Russia Today," which activates people as bots run by the racial-nationalist propaganda driving their amygdalas. (Viewed under the time pressures of Super AI and climate collapse, biblical apocalypse is the only reasonable artistic reference point.) The other possibility is that Trump is just trying to threaten 4 degrees to get the upper hand in negotiations, then impose rules to achieve 2 degrees on a less cooperative basis. Moves suggesting that could also be cover for the real plan to go to 4 degrees. Likely he is keeping both options open. Key mission: peaceful protest art and satire. Intellect Today! :)
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