🔺 The New Holy Trinity: Evangelicals, Oligarchs, and Conservative Leaders

I. The Three Pillars of Power

1. Evangelicals – The Missionaries of Control

• Function: Proselytize and colonize.

• Evangelicals view secular pluralism as a threat. Their drive to convert is not just spiritual but political—seeking to establish Christian nationalist governance.

• They export these beliefs globally, often aligning with authoritarian regimes to pass brutal laws under the guise of morality (e.g., anti-LGBTQ+ laws).

• End Times Ideology: A belief that hastening ecological or geopolitical collapse fulfills prophecy, making climate destruction a feature, not a bug.

2. Oligarchs – The Hoarders of Wealth and Power

• Function: Hoard to manufacture scarcity.

• Oligarchs exploit deregulation, tax loopholes, and captured institutions to consolidate capital at the top.

• Fund disinformation and think tanks to mask inequality as meritocracy.

• Support collapse narratives (e.g., “overpopulation”) that justify brutal austerity and eugenic ideologies.

• Create a gilded lifeboat while the rest drown.

3. Conservative Leaders – The Gatekeepers of Isolation

• Function: Isolate through law and fear.

• Champion border walls, book bans, and dog whistles that become foghorns.

• Isolate marginalized groups from rights, votes, and representation.

• Undermine institutions (courts, schools, media) to prevent meaningful resistance.

• Align with evangelicals and oligarchs to consolidate long-term political control.

II. Shared Tactics, Divergent Goals

While their ultimate visions diverge—spiritual rapture, libertarian dystopia, and cultural stasis—they collaborate to:

• Suppress dissent by reframing protest as terrorism or “wokeness.”

• Disempower the middle and working class via union busting, austerity, and voter suppression.

• Capture the judiciary and legislature to cement minority rule.

• Elevate fear as a tool: fear of others, of change, of judgment, of scarcity.

This is a quid pro quo:

• Evangelicals get culture wars and religious power.

• Conservatives get votes and populist cover.

• Oligarchs get tax breaks and deregulation.

Each feeds the others.

III. Symptom: Apocalyptic Governance

This trinity thrives in—and contributes to—a worldview that expects the end of the world:

• Evangelicals welcome collapse (rapture theology).

• Oligarchs exploit it (disaster capitalism).

• Conservatives accelerate it (institutional decay).

Thus:

• Environmental protections are stripped because “the end is near.”

• Education is defunded because critical thinking is dangerous.

• Health systems are undermined because suffering is politically useful.

IV. The Fear Doctrine

Evangelicals

• Fear: Secularism, equality, persecution

• Behavior: Moral panic, control over women and minorities

Oligarchs

• Fear: Redistribution, uprising

• Behavior: Asset hoarding, political bribery, propaganda

Conservatives

• Fear: Change, diversity, globalism

• Behavior: Isolationism, censorship, allegiance to strongmen

Their fears are stoked, then weaponized into policy.

V. The Faustian Bargain

What binds them is not love, but utility. It’s a Faustian pact where each sells part of its soul:

• Evangelicals sacrifice compassion for control.

• Conservatives abandon democracy for power.

• Oligarchs sell the planet for profit.

But the cost is our future.

VI. Conclusion: The Cost of Silence

The rise of this trinity—spiritual absolutism, wealth hoarding, and reactionary governance—represents a clear and present danger to democratic pluralism, sustainable economies, and global solidarity.

To counter it requires:

• Courageous speech (naming the system as it is).

• Solidarity across difference (coalitions of faith, labor, youth, marginalized groups).

• Policy built on care and justice, not fear and scarcity.