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The Trump Regime’s new National Security Strategy is not a strategy — it’s a racist, authoritarian manifesto. It embraces white supremacy, mimics Kremlin ideology, attacks democratic allies, and lays the groundwork for repression at home. The NSS openly pushes the Great Replacement conspiracy theory, praises extremist European parties, and calls for the U.S. to “cultivate resistance” inside allied democracies — an explicit plan for regime change in Europe. It replaces America’s post-WWII alliance system with a doctrine of racial purity and “national identity.” The consequences are immediate: Russia celebrated the NSS, U.S. envoys are pressuring Ukraine to surrender territory, and allies are withholding intelligence because America can’t be trusted. Domestically, the NSS is inseparable from mass deportations, troop deployments in U.S. cities, and ICE’s rise as a national police force. Historians warn the pattern echoes 1938 — state-engineered instability exploited to entrench authoritarian power. This vision is not only immoral — it’s strategically disastrous. By attacking Europe, Trump weakens the only alliance capable of balancing China and hands victories to Moscow. He is choosing white supremacy over U.S. security. Congress must treat the NSS as the blueprint for authoritarianism that it is — and respond with investigations, hearings, funding limits, and clear repudiation. The warnings of 1938 are unmistakable. Act now.