The anatomy and workings of the Deep State are reflexive, rather than a matter of collusion and conspiracy. Simple psychology-human nature at its worst-sees government jobs and programs, war and welfare alike, protected in perpetuity and at all costs by the administrators of government jobs and programs. (Ilana Mercer)

The anatomy and workings of the Deep State are reflexive, rather than a matter of collusion and conspiracy. Simple psychology-human nature at its worst-sees government jobs and programs, war and welfare alike, protected in perpetuity and at all costs by the administrators of government jobs and programs.

Ilana Mercer

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