Well-written. Crafted. To the point. Informative. Soft landing. Solid journalism. It is focused on a complexity of power. We now have a government that is critically out of control, and we have no idea what to do about it. Cool and calm under pressure think piece. Weapons of mass destruction are aimed at us and have been aimed at us for a long time. If anyone knew what could be done, it would done. If The Deviant’s machinations with the moving pieces of a very predictable economic game play of completely no imagination whatsoever becomes Code for what sticks against the wall. The wall will need a power wash. There is only one solution: We need to start begging the United Kingdom to take us back. I am dead serious. We cannot manage our money. We remain on the brink of a tribalism known as civil war even if the cultured folks who read the New York Times cannot see it usually with economic blinders on in the hope that the adult lunatic in the room will be put to eat at the children’s table, and they will wash all the dishes. The Deviant never had real family. It’s how deviants deviate. It’s a stereotype. It’s not a sexual term. It just points out that someone is different from the rest of us. I’m autistic. What do I know. We surrendered. Kids in cages. We are a police state. Techno-Narco state. Terrorist state. A state of Thieves. Give it a little time, and all the enemies you do not yet know, you will. All your values have been disemboweled whether you acknowledge it or not.