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Ben Garrisons Swamp- Still true in 2026

Ben was right-on then and still right-on Oct 2026

AI says this. This is a political cartoon by Ben Garrison that portrays a specific narrative regarding Donald Trump and his relationship with the U.S. government and various global entities. The image says the following about these groups and individuals: * **Donald Trump:** He is depicted as a reformer attempting to "drain the swamp." He is shown with a "Swamp Draining Service" truck, suggesting he is the only one capable of removing corruption from the government. * **"The Deep State":** This is portrayed as a massive, monstrous entity. The labels on the monster (CIA, NSA) suggest that intelligence agencies are the core of a secret, powerful government that operates independently of elected officials. * **Political Opponents:** Figures like Hillary Clinton and Joe Biden are depicted as creatures submerged in the "swamp," implying they are part of a corrupt system. * **Global and Financial Entities:** The mentions of "Rothschilds," "Soros," "Bilderberg," and the "UN," along with the image of an octopus, reference common conspiracy theories about a globalist elite controlling world events. * **Mainstream Media (MSM):** The media is represented by a boat filled with rats, suggesting that the press is untrustworthy and part of the corruption. * **Tech Companies:** "Google" is shown as part of the swamp, implying that Big Tech is aligned with the "Deep State." **Overall Message:** The cartoon argues that Donald Trump is fighting a massive, coordinated effort by the intelligence community, the media, political rivals, and global elites (the "Deep State") to maintain power and prevent him from reforming the government.

 

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