The Trump-Musk regime’s hereditary imitation of Yoon Seok-yeol’s far-right regime ‘fails’

The Trump-Musk regime’s hereditary imitation of Yoon Seok-yeol’s far-right regime ‘fails’

Regarding the ‘strategy to eliminate modern state institutions’ attempted by the Trump-Musk regime, experts Stephen E. Hanson and Jeffrey S. Kobstein wrote in a joint article for the New York Times that “the path to a political order always based on personal loyalty and connections to the ruler” and “a dogmatic rule based on hereditaryism in which oneself becomes the traditional ‘father’ of the country and the country is run as a family business by the ‘extended family’ of the ruler through relatives and friends.”

The co-contributors are the authors of <Attack on the State: How the Global Assault on Modern Government Endangers Our Future>.
In their joint article, Hanson and Kobstein wrote that “a number of self-aggrandizing leaders are exploiting increasing inequality, cultural conflict, and demographic changes to seize power,” and “as a result, the government’s ability to provide essential services such as health care, education, and safety has been drastically reduced, weakening the stabilizing mechanism.” The typical ‘arbitrary decision-making’ in hereditary power has also led to the collapse of the country itself, and the Yoon Seok-yeol regime, which has imitated Trump’s hard-line conservative far-right regime from the beginning and relied on it through the Heritage Foundation, is a typical example of this.
Regarding the reason for the emergence of the hereditary Trump regime in the United States, the joint contribution of ‘Hanson and Kobstein’ stated, “Americans love to hate their country,” and “About half of the American people now believe that there is actually a ‘deep state’ of shadowy power brokers pulling the strings of our government from behind,” revealing the background of political collectivization.
Regarding the ‘fake news attack’ and ‘declaration of destruction of the deep state’ that the Trump administration and his associates have been fond of using since the first term of the Trump administration and that the Yoon administration has introduced and imitated, the two co-authors stated, “When they attempt this, what they actually have in mind is the modern state, that is, the state that supports the foundation of public and private life,” and “when you look at this issue from this perspective, it becomes much easier to understand why Trump invited Elon Musk and Vivek Ramaswamy to drastically reduce the size of the US state,” explaining Musk’s intervention in supporting far-right parties by attacking the German government.
The Trump administration’s ‘fake news attack’ and ‘dismantling government agencies’ are not actually attempts to ‘reduce the size of the government.’
The two co-authors concluded that “the size of the government will not be reduced, but its purpose will change.” The ‘supply-advantage power economy’ attempted by the US hard-line conservative regime in the early 1980s with Reaganomics resulted in a financial crisis with twin deficits of massive fiscal deficits and trade deficits due to supply expansion through tax cuts and attempts at a small government, and Trump’s tariff reinforcement and tax cut strategy seems to be a repetition of this.
The co-authors stated that, “Like Israel’s Benjamin Netanyahu, Trump does not aim to rationalize the modern state bureaucracy, but rather to replace it with a much older form of governance based on personal loyalty to the ruler.”
The Yoon Seok-yeol regime, which had been constantly repeating strong far-right leaders by showing off ‘freedom diffusion’ on the international stage due to the aggressive expansion of the far-right under Trump and Netanyahu, was limited to the intelligence police and military intelligence agencies that were weakened as the main ruling base of the ‘personal loyalty’ system, and its expansion to the National Intelligence Service and the CIA was blocked, leading to the failure of the far-right ideological coup.

The far-right ideological coup of the Yoon regime attempted to destroy the ‘democratic republic’ of Article 1 of the Constitution by ‘protecting freedom’, and on the 31st, in response to the issuance of an arrest warrant, declared that “liberal democracy, where each and every citizen is the master, not the state or the party, will definitely win” and that the far-right ideological coup of ‘destroying political parties through individualism’ would continue with the ‘liberal democratic system’.
The Constitution rejects the ideology of ‘liberalism’ and explicitly states the “basic order of liberal democracy”, rejecting ‘violence through strengthening liberal democracy’, and denies ‘individual sovereignty’ by ‘popular sovereignty’, and Yoon Seok-yeol strengthened the destruction of the Constitution with the ‘individual liberal coup d’état’.
The Lee Jae-myung regime under the Democratic Party signboard excluded the 'ideology of freedom' from the grounds for impeachment in the 'liberal martial law coup d'état' of the Yoon regime's far-right ideology and took advantage of Trump's republicanism.

In the emergency statement on 'impeachment of the prime minister', Representative Lee reduced the 'restoration of liberal democratic order' in the Constitution to 'restoration of democratic republic' by saying, "Suppressing internal rebellion is national stability and restoration of democratic republic."

This representative hereditary system was concretized in the April general election by applying the 'pre-trial success conservative system' to individual trial lawyers such as Daejang-dong and appointing them as candidates from the National Intelligence Service, and under their leadership, they attempted to ride the Trump regime by excluding the seizure of the national exam from the martial law situation and turning it into a civil war.
During the trial, Representative Lee appointed his closest aide, Jeong Jin-sang, who was a party party member during the mayoralty, as the head of the party's secretary's office and created a system where Kim Yong-eun, the deputy director of the Democratic Research Institute, who was also arrested, was put in charge, thereby subordinating the party to individual trials under the hereditary system.

Former Minister of National Defense Kim Yong-hyun, who is currently under arrest under martial law, announced, “Please protect the president for the future of the free Republic of Korea,” confirming the ‘free Republic of Korea’s far-right ideological coup’ as hereditary.
The joint contribution is <Trump is dismantling the system that keeps us safe. It was published in the New York Times on the 31st under the title, “All Americans Will Suffer.”