Trump: The Trojan Horse for Authoritarian Technocracy

Inside the billionaire broligarchs’ plan to erase democracy, surveil the population, and decide who lives—and who doesn’t.

Tech Boys, Egos & Toys

Of all the names on Trump’s VP shortlist, JD Vance stood out—not for his qualifications, but for his glaring lack of them. At just 39 years old with only 18 months in the Senate, Vance embodied the phrase “wet behind the ears.” But for anyone tracking Peter Thiel and his anti-democratic allies, his selection came as no surprise. We knew exactly why Vance was on that list—and why he’d “win” the slot over more seasoned and logical contenders.

This presidency was never about Donald Trump. He’s just the orange Trojan horse with the rabid fanbase they needed to smuggle Peter Thiel’s Build-a-Bear within one heartbeat of the Oval Office. And let’s be clear: the third-term legislation being floated by MAGA loyalists may flatter Trump’s ego, but it’s not about him. It’s about extending the broligarchy’s regime—giving them up to 12 years in power, plus however much time they can squeeze out of Trump’s current term before they decide it’s time to invoke the 25th Amendment.

What’s the Fix

First, we put the oxygen mask on democracy. Then we shift gears to paper ballots. Because there will always be some maladaptive male with a God complex—or a so-called tech “genius”—willing to subvert democracy in pursuit of a dystopian fiefdom. These aren’t innovators; they’re control freaks in hoodies, repackaging authoritarianism as “disruption.”

The broligarchs have a specific vision for the future: a nation divided into three castes—the ruling elite, the “productive” labor class, and the so-called “non-producers.” And that bottom fifth of society? They’re not just being ignored—they’re being targeted.

They joke about “humane genocide,” but let’s be clear: eliminating healthcare is the genocide. When you defund Medicaid, shutter public hospitals, cut disability services, and hand over Americans’ sensitive health and financial records to Peter Thiel’s surveillance firm, Palantir, you're not fixing a system—you’re weaponizing it.

“The state must act as a surgeon. Some tissues cannot be saved.”
— Curtis Yarvin, far-right blogger and influence on Thiel’s worldview

They know exactly who dies without access to care: the poor, the elderly, the chronically ill, the disabled, the neurodivergent. And they're fine with that. In fact, it’s the point.

What The Health

While their views on healthcare and who deserves it are alarming, RFK Jr.’s conspiratorial rhetoric about autism isn’t harmless either—it echoes historical eugenics campaigns dressed up as pseudoscience. He’s called autism an “epidemic” and a “catastrophe,” and repeatedly linked it to vaccines despite all evidence to the contrary. His new registry for autistic individuals—using Medicare, Medicaid, and wearable health data—is a chilling echo of past state-controlled systems.

“They’ll never pay taxes, they’ll never hold a job, they’ll never go on a date…”
— RFK Jr., heroin addict and serial adulterer—Kennedy in name only

Building an autism database isn’t about better care—it’s about control. As one advocate put it:

“You don’t build a registry unless you plan to use it.”

Using Surveillance To Control Us

And Palantir? They’re not just building databases—they’re being handed the keys to a system that decides who is “useful,” who gets “watchlisted,” and who can be quietly erased. Their expanding network of government contracts—from predictive policing, to accessing our personal health and financial records, to national disease surveillance—isn’t accidental; it’s foundational.

Trump’s executive orders, many of which mirror the goals outlined in Project 2025—especially those targeting DHS and immigration—triggered the deployment of Palantir-powered integration systems. And while Project 2025 may not mention Thiel’s networks by name, its structural reforms and executive mandates effectively clear the path for them. Palantir isn’t just part of the machinery.

They’re the infrastructure of control.

“Our goal is to fundamentally change how the government uses data.”
— Alex Karp, Palantir CEO

And they’ve already started—feeding real-time data to ICE, targeting Brown-skinned people for removal from the streets, grocery stores, even elementary school carpool lines. If we don’t confront this—name it for what it is right f**king now—it will calcify into our permanent reality. All because a handful of mediocre white men with unchecked power and deep-seated daddy issues refuse to pay their fair share in taxes.

We The People

Tired of this yet? Then remind your legislators: their first and most sacred duty is to protect the people. Every Democrat who voted for the Laken Riley Act deserves to be primaried. I said what I said. And enough with the rage-baiting theatrics online—leave the performative outrage to the fellas at MeidasTouch. If I see one more video of Senator Chris Murphy narrating the terrible, horrible, no good, very bad things Trump is doing, I’m going to scream. “Thanks, Bruh. We get it—we’re living it. Now get off social media, do your job, and FIGHT for us.”

How? Start pressuring state attorneys general to investigate the election data—and the DOGE boys’ role in it. Target the weakest links. Leverage the ones with something to lose. The only way out of this is collective action. Stand together. Speak loudly. And remind every legislator in office: They work for us.
We the People.

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