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The deprecation of Donald Trump Is globalist sour grapes
The Mercury
|September 18, 2025
LIKE Mushtak Parker’s opinion pieces, the one by Mahmoud Baker (The Mercury, September 16) is afflicted by Trump Derangement Syndrome and globalism.
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This affliction ensures an inability to be objective about the global revolution Trump promised and the reestablishment of the values upon which the US was founded. The adversary confronting Trump is the entrenched un-American, globalist order known as the Deep State.
This vast network of adherents controlled by an oligarchy has exercised influence and control over the US for more than a century.
By being exposed and uprooted, the Deep State cabal is losing control of the narrative it previously owned and ordered. Hence, articles like Baker's prioritise disparagement while declining to provide context and contrast with the Orwellian globalist system they embrace.
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