"The Globalist Deep State Is In Panic Mode" After Trump's Cash Cut-Off
This story raises questions about governance, accountability, and American values.
Mainstream coverage tends to wave away talk of a “deep state” as paranoia, then turns around and treats every new federal funding stream or international commitment as inherently virtuous. That framing misses why so many voters care less about grand intentions and more about who is writing the checks, who benefits, and who is accountable when it goes wrong. There is a sober point underneath the overheated language: **cash pipelines shape power**.
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"The Globalist Deep State Is In Panic Mode" After Trump's Cash Cut-Off Via Greg Hunter’s USAWatchdog.com,Journalist Alex Newman, author of the popular book “Deep State” (which is soon to be massively updated and re-released), thinks evil powers trying to overthrow America are distraught because their money and plans are drying up.
Newman says, “I think the globalist Deep State is in panic mode, and I think the Left is as well...""The operation against Maduro sent a massive shock wave through the global Left. I see the global Left as a tentacle of the global Deep State.
It runs right through Venezuela, and it runs right through Minneapolis. Let’s not forget what happened in 2020. . .. The so-called uprising was organized by Rockefeller front groups, and these are paid professional revolutio...
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Mainstream coverage tends to wave away talk of a “deep state” as paranoia, then turns around and treats every new federal funding stream or international commitment as inherently virtuous. That framing misses why so many voters care less about grand intentions and more about who is writing the checks, who benefits, and who is accountable when it goes wrong.
There is a sober point underneath the overheated language: cash pipelines shape power. Whether it is welfare fraud schemes, loose transfer rules, or unexamined foreign aid, Americans have a right to demand public trust and clean accounting before another dollar leaves the Treasury. Cutting funding is not vengeance; it is governance.
The same goes for sprawling UN arrangements. If an international body claims we have a “legal obligation” to keep paying, that is exactly why sovereignty matters. Commitments that bypass voters weaken institutional legitimacy at home.
And on election claims, conservatives are not asking for vibes, but rule-of-law verification. If systems are secure, prove it. If they are not, fix them. The principle is simple: a nation cannot stay stable when money and elections feel like black boxes.
Commentary written with AI assistance by the New Republican Times Editorial Board.