Trump’s victory is truly refreshing. His comeback story is remarkable, especially considering the odds he faced.
He endured a weaponized justice system that threatened him with 700 years of imprisonment, while a biased mainstream media fueled two actual attempts on his life.
Despite these challenges, the American people recognized his strength and believed that God spared his life to save the USA at a time when attacks on traditional American values reached an all-time high.
The rise of counterculture loomed so large that Kamala Harris’s brand of liberalism endorsed abortion as a means to achieve the presidency.
Many Americans, as well as advocates of democracy worldwide, felt uneasy about the prospect of a continuation of the Democrats’ war machine and their insidious globalist agenda in an increasingly chaotic world, with wars in Ukraine and Gaza.
Africa has also been negatively influenced by the resurgence of American imperialism under Biden, evident even in the politics of Nigeria.
In this context, Trump represents a breath of fresh air, as he is only concerned with America’s issues, allowing us in Africa to shape our own destiny.
The Trump’s story has rekindled my faith that one man with God is truly a majority. And it doesn’t matter who is against that man.
Imagine that despite all the attacks and accusations that he was a fascist, a Hitler, hater of democracy and white supremacist yet, African Americans, Hispanics, Muslims, working class, men, women and young people thronged to his rallies and today delivered him the presidency against the machinations of the deep state.
Only God must have helped him.
Frank Tietie in a human rights lawyer and activist.
