In the 2006 film “Children of Men,” the future collapses not in fire or flood but in bureaucratic decay, militarized cruelty, and national despair.

The year is 2027. The last child was born 18 years ago. Fertility has vanished, and so has the will to fix anything. Britain survives behind electrified fences, armored buses, and concentration camps for refugees.

Hope is a crime. Optimism is sedition. In this world, survival isn’t life, it’s managed decline.

This story isn’t limited to a British science fiction movie anymore. It’s MAGA policy for America.

Donald Trump’s America has become a test case in how fear can be engineered into the foundation of governance. Not just used, but institutionalized.

Under his second regime, hopelessness is a strategy.

The same politics of despair that

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