Chronicles of Donald J. Trump An American Dilemma: Gothic in Politics: Religion, Theory and Practice

In Chronicles of Donald J. Trump's An American Dilemma: Gothic in Politics: Religion, Theory, and Practice, the focus becomes narrow. The setting for the timely discussion of the role of the Gothic begins in New York, New York. New York's economy during the late 1990s is about to collapse from the inside out. This is ground zero for real estate bought by international drug cartels causing the underground economy to expand beyond standard estimates. It is also experiencing a Wall Street opportunity for extremist conservative hedge fund executives. Liberal policy and practice in law and code enforcement become world-renowned during the influx of foreign emigres. What follows are new banks of questionable assets that profited from World War II.Unknown to most Americans, the 2000s brought extremist organizations that became sophisticated. Entering the short-term financial markets. International scandals emerged where the criminal elite and their foot soldiers created public personas of heroes and esteemed evangelists. National recognition of subway vigilante justice and its brutal memories appeared in all the papers. Some years pass, and the criminal element reaches its highest point in the organization by coalition building with political aspects of the fringe. Protection schemes brought in millions despite the brief campaign of mafia prosecutions. Still, the financial coalition pursued its goal of undermining the establishment structure.

Despite calls from citizens to protect their finances due to a corrupt system, politicians place no limitations on financial industries that fall under a repurchase agreement (repo), a form of short-term borrowing for dealers in government securities. Repos are typically used to raise short-term capital. They are also a standard tool of central bank open market operations. In the bigger picture of how this financial scheme works, it can be incredibly lucrative to clean dirty money by politicians. This also gives the extremist conservative organization a bundle of money to operate.

Characters that want to discuss moral virtue in individualism, conservatism, and traditional values in this criminal environment are unnecessary. They are not essential mechanisms to maintain the political corruption and seizure of personal money accrued by citizens. The theory behind this illegal system is to rearrange the way society's goals are imagined. No crime is unjustified, invading legal rights and crossing lines into protective areas such as war, community, the domestic state, and surveillance technology. Crime erases replacing the usual visual distinction between a civilian and combatants. Once enemies are identified, an underlying need to satisfy itself emerges. This imposes a criminal value system no different from pagan views learned by prison inmates rehabilitated who were initiated to hold public office.

This book aims to identify them by name, their places of origin, their theory, and chronicling their efforts to undermine democracy. It also encourages the public to become well versed with fringe tactics.