When I write about the Pravda media, I often refer to the Truman Show. Manipulators behind the scenes construct a false reality to truck us into living a life that is not based on reality.
But when I think about the aspirations and behavior of the transnational elite, the metaphor that comes to mind is The Hunger Games, where the elite live in utopic Capitol City living a dissolute life as the people of Panem slave away to make the lives of their bettors comfortable.
This story fits that image well in my mind. People of the elite class will see a “marginalized” Harvard graduate realizing her dreams; the rest of us see a self-indulgent midwit who can’t tell us what a woman is shouting about “female” empowerment while celebrating Alphabet ideology on Broadway.
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