Promethean Action is an interesting operation dedicated to exposing crushing control by imperial elites, usually backed by Great Britain and the remnants of the Empire – and the fight from the Trump Administration to defeat it.
This Monday Brief argues that Trump’s removal of certain media outlets from the White House is not censorship but a strike against a propaganda apparatus designed to make the public accept falsehoods as truth. Citing Bertrand Russell’s books The Impact of Science on Society (1953) and The Scientific Outlook (1931), the episode claims modern “scientific dictatorship” methods use mass psychology to generate convictions while hiding how they’re formed, enabling control without force.
It applies this framework to current policy disputes, saying high diesel prices reflect decades of green and free-trade “zero growth” policies that reduced surge capacity, not Trump’s actions.
It highlights comments from Sarah Huckabee Sanders, J.D. Vance, Chris Wright, and Dr. Oz, and lists claimed improvements under Trump-era policies, including falling overdose deaths, record low poverty, rising real median income, more full-time jobs, and early CDC data suggesting longevity gains.
Here’s a list of like 80 times you guys lied…
— Carl Higbie (@CarlHigbie) September 22, 2026
“I’m surprised it took this long to ban you… You guys are the worst." pic.twitter.com/pCBLouALlZ
They taught you snow is black.
— Promethean Action (@PrometheanActn) September 21, 2026
Trump didn’t ban the press for sport. He hit a propaganda machine Bertrand Russell wrote the manual for — mass psychology so you never ask where your convictions came from.
$6 diesel isn’t “Trump broke it.” It’s thirty years of zero-growth policy.… pic.twitter.com/GemeFyCH0t