Finally, the conclusion reaffirms the utility of the analysis of multiple sites of production in discerning the process by which our political realities are constructed. The manner in which these sites of production revolve around and draw from one another’s representations in a discursive helix is highlighted. This structure entails that for the construction of any given event each site of production is both bound to the other and the broader culturally relevant representations within a population’s lexicon through both resonance and intertextuality. As such it is this structure from which the conditions of possibility are created, sustained, and challenged.