Thanks for the reply.

Dude he is pushing for war on every front just like or almost worse than Obama :

Yemen (continuation)
Syria (attack on syrian bases, not even Obama striked them directly + possibly setting up an attack for the next chemical attack false flag)
Saudi Arabia (huge arms deal ensuring future sponsorship of terrorism, speech in front of most muslim sunni nations basicly rallying the troops against Iran)
North Korea (escalating the tensions intensily, humiliating that nation like a 9 yr old bully)
China (starting a trade war)
Russia (while in public saying that he wants to improve relations, in actions he has done nothing to further this end. If you read rt news sometimes which is basicly the Kremlins news service you will see the quotes from putin and his administration, their take is basicly that the relationship has worsened significantly since the last administration. They called Trump a coward for signing the sanctions.)
Venezuela (making threats against that country also).
Israel-Palestine (supporting the zionist extremist position of moving the embassy to Jerusalem, inciting anger on the palestinian side)

So yeah, interventionism is strong with this one.

As for your argument concerning his supposed standing up to the CIA, his speech to them after his inauguration was as cordial as could be.

He has used the alternative media to get elected. He has thrown in a few key words that gets the alternative media going but nothing concrete and of course nothing that he has done in his actions
since coming into office. He is a very skillfull communicator, and knows very well what people want to hear.

What you vaguely call the ''deep state'' is comprised of many factions that go up way higher than any governments. You can read books like ''scarlett and the beast''(available as a free pdf with a google search) for more on that. But what you're doing is calling one of the factions anti-establishment when all of the factions basicly all agree about enslaving of the rest of us.

I just think that people who endorse Trump and call themselves libertarians will make alot of people who would have supported real libertarians like Ron Paul had they known of him at the time be disgusted with the idea alltogether, thinking that Trump has got anything to do with libertarianism.

I will soon make either an article or a series on Trump with documentation and more details, I am only scratching the surface of what in my opinion is wrong with him here...

Ron paul has been calling out Trump ever since his campaign started, he's actually one of the few who remained consistent during this campaign.