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Theory of Devolution: The Shadow Presidency of Donald Trump
Theory of Devolution is the blueprint for Donald Trump’s shadow presidency.
In the “post-truth” age, information battlefields have become the front-lines in a new irregular war. The media would have you believe that Joe Biden won the 2020 election with more votes than any president in history in the “most secure election in American history”. In reality, Biden’s election was rampant with voter fraud and his presidency constituted a clear and present danger to the National Security of the United States.
Theory of Devolution examines the extraordinary events leading up to Biden’s inauguration and concludes that Continuity of Government operations were activated by Trump in the final days of his presidency. Many states of emergency and potential acts of war against the US existed prior to Biden’s inauguration, leading Trump to deploy 26,000 National Guard troops in Washington DC and declare a FEMA emergency.
Were these events linked to the January 6th “insurrection” and the threat of protests or was the real emergency the storm brewing over the disputed 2020 election? Theory of Devolution will show how Trump had the ability and motivation to devolve his presidential authority away from the incoming Biden administration. The advantages of Continuity of Government for Trump are playing out while he plans his return to the White House as the rightful winner of the 2020 election.
In the “post-truth” age, information battlefields have become the front-lines in a new irregular war. The media would have you believe that Joe Biden won the 2020 election with more votes than any president in history in the “most secure election in American history”. In reality, Biden’s election was rampant with voter fraud and his presidency constituted a clear and present danger to the National Security of the United States.
Theory of Devolution examines the extraordinary events leading up to Biden’s inauguration and concludes that Continuity of Government operations were activated by Trump in the final days of his presidency. Many states of emergency and potential acts of war against the US existed prior to Biden’s inauguration, leading Trump to deploy 26,000 National Guard troops in Washington DC and declare a FEMA emergency.
Were these events linked to the January 6th “insurrection” and the threat of protests or was the real emergency the storm brewing over the disputed 2020 election? Theory of Devolution will show how Trump had the ability and motivation to devolve his presidential authority away from the incoming Biden administration. The advantages of Continuity of Government for Trump are playing out while he plans his return to the White House as the rightful winner of the 2020 election.
81 pages, Kindle Edition
Published July 4, 2022
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