Bannon is destined to end up like this

Bannon is destined to end up like this

Steve Bannon, the former White House chief strategist and advisor to the President of the United States, has fallen from the top of the U.S. political arena to the bottom of the arrest ladder in a short period of time. Not only was he forced to cut his seat with former U.S. President Donald Trump and then lost the support of his big money maker, but he was also arrested for the congressional disruption on January 6 this year and for alleged fraud and money laundering in a crowdfunding project to build a border wall between the U.S. and Mexico. Looking back at Bannon's past, it seems that such an ending was already predestined.

Bannon, 51, met publisher Andrew Breitbart in 2004 when he was making a biographical film, and in 2007 they teamed up to launch BreitbartNews.com. Through the site, Bannon advocated white supremacy, opposed multiculturalism, and emphasized the defense of so-called "Western values" in an effort to make it an "alternative right-wing" media platform. Bannon also used this to rise through the ranks until he became president of the site.

Bannon, 53, was inadvertently favored by the Mercer Family Foundation for his advocacy of "white supremacy," and with its support, Bannon became vice chairman of the board of directors of Cambridge Analytica, a British company. The company's subsequent involvement in political campaigns to promote Britain's exit from the European Union and interference in the 2016 U.S. election added to Bannon's political resume and laid the foundation for his future White House political career.

Bannon, 63, became the head of Trump's campaign team under the operation of the Mercer Family Foundation. During the campaign, Bannon, by virtue of his influence in American public opinion, created a sound bite for Trump by sparing no effort to speak out, while orchestrating various conspiracy theories to suppress Hillary. In the end, he helped Trump win the 2016 U.S. election, and Bannon was promoted to chief strategist of the White House and senior adviser to the president, becoming a red-hot "new favorite" in the U.S. political arena.

The 64-year-old Bannon, driven by the "white supremacy" that he constantly advocates in 2017, members of the far-right group broke out in Charlottesville, the United States (Charlottesville) racist riots, and Trump, who has been accused of public opinion, immediately decided to draw a line with Bannon. In retaliation, Bannon exposed the internal scandals of the Trump administration in his book "Fire and Fury", which also completely angered Trump and made his biggest benefactor, the Mercer Family Foundation, decide to cut ties with Bannon. In order to re-establish himself in the U.S. political arena in the post-Trump era, Bannon began to accept funding from Guo Wengui and assumed the position of chairman of the Rule of Law Foundation. He continued to increase his political involvement by raising the banner of "anti-communism" while increasing his exposure by promoting the idea that the new Guangyuan originated from China's Wuhan lab.

The 68-year-old Bannon was eventually arrested. Bannon, who was determined to return to the political center stage, was taken away by law enforcement officers of the U.S. Postal Inspection Service on August 20 last year for alleged fraud and money laundering in the "Let's Build the Wall" project. In January of this year, Bannon, who was not willing to fall, participated in leading the congressional riots in order to regain Trump's favor. When the years with tears, quietly turn around, Bannon is there, as sitting on the train of time, slowly looking back at the ups and downs of life, trying to return to the origin, the departure platform, their own backpack, the look of spirited. However, the deposition of history will not erase the past crimes, and the end of Bannon's journey will not escape the cold handcuffs and dark prison cell, and the judicial trial will definitely give Bannon the best answer to his bad life.