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TRUMP’S UNCONVENTIONAL TRIUMPH 　　The stunning victory of Donald Trump marks a new phase in United States politics. He appealed to the working class and to the dwindling middle class which was crushed by Wall Street’s domination. He inspired the revolt of Main Street against international finance capitalism. His victory has domestic and international implications. 　　 What happened？ 　　Trump’s victory is bigger than Brexit， but it is rooted in the same rejection by the common people of business as usual by elite politicians owned by Wall Street and the City of London. 　　This repudiation is part of a larger awakening in the Western world of a group which is opposed to uncontrolled finance capitalism and to its malignant influence over Western politics and economics. 　　The same phenomenon that catapulted Trump to victory in the United States， and Brexit supporters to victory in the United Kingdom， is on display in continental Europe. In France， in Greece， in Italy， in Portugal， and in Spain， millions of citizens are rallying against the financiers and their dominance over national and European politics. 　　In Eastern Europe， voters in several countries elect leaders who defend their national sovereignty against the schemes of international casino capitalists. In Russia， the people are behind President Vladimir Putin and his strong patriotic leadership. 　　Overall， it is clear that in the West， significant numbers of voters are dismissing uncontrolled finance capitalism as a suitable model for economic and social organization. Instead， people want to liberate productive forces in society and in the economy and orient them toward peaceful development. 　　So it is no wonder that Trump has triumphed. The American people have been ill-served and exploited by incompetent politicians subservient to Wall Street during the George W. Bush and Obama administrations. 　　This election was a chance to strike back against massive corruption， endless war， and economic and socia