Domination isn’t about being liked. It’s not even about being feared. It’s about making sure they can’t function without you. That’s why everybody hates Trump—because they fear him. Not the supporters, mind you. His base doesn’t fear him; they swear by him. The real fear? It’s from the people who claim to despise him, the ones glued to his every move, ranting, protesting, obsessing. They fear his ability to bend the rules and still land on top. They fear that, no matter how much they scream, he stays center stage.

But here’s the real trick: Trump doesn’t chase controversy—he lets controversy chase him. He never steps in the mess; he makes the mess come to him, then uses it to keep control. He doesn’t just want power—he wants domination. That’s why his supporters never waver. He’s not begging for trust; he’s demanding it. If you want to turn his own people against him, don’t fight him—outplay him.

Look at Elon Musk. Different battlefield, same game. He doesn’t fight for dominance. He becomes so inevitable that they have no choice but to let him lead. Musk isn’t a politician, but he moves like one. He doesn’t ask permission. He doesn’t wait for validation. He makes himself indispensable, and by the time they realize it, he owns the space.

And that’s the masterstroke. They thrive in the confusion of controversy while everyone else gets lost in the fog. While the masses argue about their latest move, they’re already three steps ahead, doing exactly what they planned from the start. They don’t just play the game—they rewrite it. They let the world fixate on distractions while they restructure the entire playing field.

See, domination isn’t about being right. It’s about making sure nobody else can even sit at the table unless you allow it. Their opponents don’t get that. They think they’re resisting when they’re actually just keeping the machine running. Meanwhile, their supporters? They stay locked in because they believe their guy is the only one who truly understands the game.

The truth is simple: control belief, control perception, and never let them look away. Because the moment they stop reacting to you, you lose your grip. And in the art of domination, control isn’t an option—it’s the only way forward.