Just have time for a quick thought: I will continue to maintain that Trump was blackmailed into attacking Iran by Israel, which has compromising evidence of Trump abusing adolescent girls at Jeffrey Epstein's properties.
All this talk about continuities of US policy towards Iran, and the maintenance of the petro-dollar, and etc., do not take away from the fact that Trump's belligerence is unprecedented. Other US presidents (for all the continuities of policy) did not go to war against Iran.
Furthermore, there is evidence that Trump was reluctant to go to war against Iran. NOT because he was the "America First" hero who truly wanted to end the neo-cons' "Forever Wars." (Trump recognized in 2015 --at least-- that those stupid wars in Iraq and Afghanistan were stupid. And he saw that opposition to them polled well with his voting demographic. That's it. That's all. He's not a man of principle. He genuinely believed that the neo-cons' wars were stupid, but if he needed to play along to get along, he would.)
No. Trump was opposed to war with Iran because he knew Iran would be a difficult job for the US military. It would lead to unforeseen consequences. As it was, as it has.
To say that Israel manipulated Trump into attacking Iran is not "antisemitic." To say that Israel has its own agenda is not the same thing as saying that "The Jews" run the world. All proxies have their own agendas. What they're allowed to get away with is based on their actual power in the world vis-a-vis their masters. Look at how the USA allowed Pakistan to get away with things when the USA needed Pakistan's help to fight the Taliban in Afghanistan.
Do we think Trump abused children in sight of Epstein's recording devices?
Do we agree that Netanyahu is fighting for his continued political existence?
Do we agree that Epstein worked for, or with, MOSSAD?
Trump is refusing to release around half of the files from the Epstein documents. We know why.
To deny this reality for no good reason seems bizarre.
No comments:
Post a Comment