The U.S.

Presidential Election of 2016:

The Great Democratic Hope of Deception
By Humberto Gmez Sequeira-HuGS
Thursday, November 10, 2016
Like faith, hope is the illusion that the Robber Barons' Democrat and Republican
illusionists implant in the believers' mind to convert them into the saboteurs of the revolution that
they need to make to free themselves from the illusion and the illusionists and their masters.
Armed with the word Hope, the Brand Obama
modelwhich was produced by the Robber Barons'
political think tankintoxicated the believers with an
almost sexual, la Kennedy, desire. Enchanted by his
Hollywood celebrity style, the believers allowed him to
lead them like children to the Wall Street altar where the
Robber Barons gutted them as they sang "We shall
overcome."
Hope was the magic pipe that the Democratic Party
propaganda machine used to lead the believers through
a campaign of distraction from the human ruins created
by the Robber Baron's predatory wars against their
mortgage clients and the people of Iraq. These acts of
dehumanization and pillage were led by the Republican
Party with the support of their Democrat accomplices.
The Great Democratic Hope of Deception
represented by the deceiving Brand Obamawas a coup
d'tat against the people. It produced the auto industry
bailout, the police State, the for-profit drone wars, the
forced tribute to Big Pharma, the dispossession of the working class, the empowerment of the
Robber Barons' class, and the conversion of the State into their legislative and war machine.
Brand Obama was the window dressing of a violent campaign to eliminate the people as
the owner of the State and enthrone the Robber Barons as the American Louis XIV trusted by
God to be the State and the model of the people's aspirations.
As a stratagem created by the propaganda machine, Hope obscured the political
awareness of the working class and stimulated the conditions for the emergence of the Great
Republican Wall of Hope in its mind.
The Barack Obama "Hope" poster is an image of Barack Obama designed by artist Shepard Fairey, which was
widely described as iconic and came to represent his 2008 presidential campaign. Wikipedia