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TRUMP CARD 2.6

De: W Lipton
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How to Read This Book

Historic events are generally presented as isolated sequences of events. The Trump Card series looks at them as part of a larger sequence of structures. In this book, we look at the governing socioeconomic sequence.

Every society is built on a framework that determines how power flows, how labor is organized, how moral language is used, and how stress is absorbed or displaced. The visible features of an era – its leaders, its technologies, its conflicts – are façades. Beneath them lies scaffolding: a reusable, load-bearing structure that appears whenever certain conditions are met.

History does not repeat, but it rhymes because the scaffolding is reused.

Each generation believes it is starting fresh. In reality, it inherits a lot that was surveyed, graded, and constrained by what came before. The names change; scale changes. The materials improve. The loads increase. The physics remain the same.

Throughout this book, periods are analyzed the way an engineer would analyze a building:

The lot refers to the conditions that make construction possible – population pressure, geography, technology, resources, and prior damage.
The scaffolding refers to invariant structures—power concentration, labor abstraction, moral permitting, enforcement mechanisms, and extraction pathways.
The façade refers to the language and symbols used to justify the structure in its time.
The load refers to demographic, economic, and psychological stress placed upon the system.
The failure point is where the structure can no longer carry that load.

Individuals operate within these structures in predictable roles. Some redesign the system for efficiency. Some manage it for stability. Some exploit it for gain. Most live within it without agency over its form. These roles recur not because people are the same, but because structures demand occupants.

This framework does not deny human choice. It explains its constraints. As with all structural design, there is a mathematical component that must be adhered to. When speaking in a human context, we are talking of generational transfer. This means we are, traditionally, dealing in cycles based on 19-year increments. The fact that members of a generation are born every year serves to add a small but significant variable to the record.

When a collapse occurs, it is rarely understood structurally. Society moralizes failure instead of measuring load. They blame corruption, decadence, or malice when the real cause is mechanical: the structure has lost its integrity.

What follows is not a claim that the future is predetermined. It is an argument that outcomes are bounded. A skyscraper and a cottage obey the same physics. Only the stresses differ.

Everything is the same. They just change the name – or the order of magnitude.

But now, we add disruptions. ICE murders people, Iranians revolt against the religious dictatorship, and Venezuela sees an unelected President arrested and brought to the United States for trial.

Members of the news media distort reality, use AI images to lie to their audience -- something we see in Megyn Kelly attacking Anderson Cooper and the home surveillance video that clocks the murder of Renee Macklin Good.
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