It is a simple plan...

... to an autocratic position of power...

See: How to Build an Autocracy - David Frum - January 30, 2017 - The Atlantic

The basic sales pitch of recruitment that DJT uses…

1. Solve a problem

Find the key problem, then tell them that you have the solutions, even though you don’t.

2. Create a funnel

The funnel often starts with a free product, service, or a piece of content to build trust, and leads further down. Call it something catchy like,“The Bridge to Freedom.”

Keep the member engaged by not scaring them away with a larger ask while you progressively build trust and get commitments from the member.

3. Get investment

Get members to make considerable investment of their time, money, and energy.

Once they’ve spent so much time and money on something, why would they quit?

4. Foster a community

Having a welcoming community of like-minded members makes joining the endeavor more fun to join and makes it less challenging to leave.

5. Recruit influencers

Recruit well known public figures who your members trust to advocate for the cause.

6. Appeal to emotion

People rarely think rationally. Present the cause as a mission, a lifestyle, of you're the victim. It gives people purpose to get across “The Bridge to Freedom.”

And ...

Where did the above original sales pitch come from?

I'm not surprised.

~OGD~