Deep State vs. Freedom: Trump's Silent Battle for America's Future

An inside look at the Trump Administration's ongoing internal battle where the war between sovereignty and centralized control intensifies.

Jan 04, 2025

In a bold and contentious maneuver, the Trump Administration has launched a significant campaign aimed at dismantling the so-called 'Deep State'—an entrenched network believed to hold substantial influence over United States governance, independent of elected leadership.

Framed as a valorous fight for American freedom, this initiative aspires to wrest control back from institutional power-brokers long accused of hobbling progress and transparency in national politics.

The administration's success hinges on strategic appointments.

As President Trump fills key positions, the tug-of-war between decentralization advocates and control grid proponents will manifest across policies. This dynamic won't be resolved by elections alone but will be determined in the trenches of policy debates.

Proponents of this campaign hail it as a courageous bid to introduce unprecedented accountability within government structures, arguing existing power hierarchies have persistently served interests contrary to the Trump Administration’s agenda.

This movement is designed to confront and displace bureaucratic holdovers tied to systemic inertia, despite concerns from critics about potential overreach and the risk of destabilizing critical governmental functions.

Amidst rising tensions and fervent debate, the Trump Administration’s efforts have evoked both anxiety and optimism, suggesting the potential for major political upheaval as this monumental power struggle unfolds.

The essential question remains: can the new Administration's battle against the Deep State truly deliver on promised freedoms… or will it only deepen current political schisms?

Financial expert Catherine Austin Fitts (CAF) provides insight into this internal conflict, describing a division within Trump's support base between those advocating for freedom and those aligned with centralized 'control grid' ambitions. Fitts, a former Assistant Secretary of Housing, underscores the pivotal role of strategic appointments in this struggle, where decisions will manifest as policy debates rather than electoral outcomes.

Fitts also highlights systemic corruption, exemplified by a current scandal involving the National Institutes of Health (NIH) receiving $1.1 billion from Pfizer-BioNTech for COVID-19 vaccine royalties. She raises questions about financial ethics, as well as the public health impacts of increased disability rates since these vaccines were rolled out and, in many cases, mandated.

As 2025 looms, further challenges such as the potential for digital ID implementation and predictions of economic instability intensify the stakes.

Fitts warns of an ongoing battle to protect wealth and freedom from those pushing for increased control. This trench warfare, she predicts, will ultimately shape America's political and social fabric, determining whether the future leans toward liberty or further control. The stakes are high as the battle lines are drawn, marking a critical juncture in the nation's history.