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Daily Archives: May 24, 2018
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U. S., Middle East, & Asia Confrontations
Posted at 12:56 am , on May 24, 2018
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U. S., Middle East, & Asia Confrontations
Posted at 12:48 am , on May 24, 2018
Greetings Readers,
During past years of research I have recently reconfirmed my position by way of a friend’s question, and that is the land on which the new Jerusalem U. S. Embassy is located was confiscated by Israeli forces in 1948. It is among the many unresolved Palestinian territorial property issues; therefore, Netanyahu’s statement that a nation can choose where its capital will be located within it own borders is invalid, and is a convenient accommodating political lie. Sixty-one Gazans were killed, mostly by live gun fire, and well over three thousand were injured protesting the U. S. sponsored embassy move last week.
On the extremely important issue of the U. S. and Israel confrontation with Iran over the 2015 Obama nuclear deal, Trump and his Secretary of State Pompeo are becoming unhinged with threats of the worst sanctions ever imposed in history on a country, and with 12 demands which must be immediately complied with. This aggressive exercise is entirely for the benefit of Zionist Israel and our mutual long-term objective to ‘Rule the World’.
While on the other side of the globe North Korea is becoming tentative of peace negotiations which have not even begun yet. Dealing with the U. S. Dealer, Kim Jong Un knows the U. S. under Trump can not be trusted because the U. S. is as deceptive, deceitful, and cunning as he is or even more so. The truth is, however, Kim’s the leader of a crappy despotic country, and the U. S. is a great, dynamic, and powerful one with market allies, and can step on Kim’s face whenever it wants. Kim will be dealing from severe weakness.
Readers, economic and political issues can be complicated, but then again obviously very simple, i. e. The U. S. has every resource needed for industry, social progress, happiness, and peace in our own sphere of influence, North and South America and within the U. S itself, but no, no it is not enough, not sufficient, therefore we send thousands of troops throughout the world to meddle and control others for our expansionist goals to control global markets and their government. The U. S. alone can do it with its giant economy and a powerful military machine. In this technical age it is easier to accomplish than previously, because we do not need large standing armies. There will not be a thousands of body bags coming home if there should be war, but should the NeoCons be successful bags of resources and riches will eventually find their way home to make in their eyes America Great again. Never mind the destruction and blood of others.
At present there is considerable domestic political smoke in the air, but international affairs should be our bread and butter topic and the key to prosperity and survival. Still lets not neglect its critical importance.
As I see it the working and middle classes will be thrown a prize bone on occasion to keep them contented and distracted while the Trump group and Wall street continue to steal the cream with a rigged market and additional tax breaks and favors for the wealth. The lower classes will be as they are, currently occupied with TV specials, serials, movies etc., the smart phone games while submerged in sports events and breaking news, and innovations to distract while the Elite and the Swamp go their merry way.
Our only competitors are China and Russia and you may discount the Russians with their weak economy. China is the only one that counts, and they as yet are not ready to challenge America, but their day is coming sooner than we realize.
All the Best to you.
Ron Miller
Observation: The exclusive Nuclear Club does not desire new members; they hold the monopoly to ultimately destroy their enemies and protect their friends. In keeping with this over the years I have admired the WWII Free French Leader Charles De Gaulle, although personally he was an egotistical nationalistic type on the order President Trump. During his long military-political career he made several significant comments in the 1940-1950s that reflect on today’s world: “No country without an atomic bomb can properly consider itself truly free and independent”, and “Treaties are like roses and young girls. They last while they last”.
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