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The Congress is compromised.
If you're WAITING for Congress to take an active role and help Trump in this Silent War he is fighting, man, you are REALLY looking in the wrong direction.
Anywhere from 1/3rd to 1/2 of our US Congress is compromised by the CIA/MIC/ICS.
This is why Trump will have to invoke the Insurrection Act and move to martial law and military tribunals to save the country as The Hydra is fully lured out of it's underground den and has it's heads chopped off simultaneously.
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If you're WAITING for Congress to take an active role and help Trump in this Silent War he is fighting, man, you are REALLY looking in the wrong direction.
Anywhere from 1/3rd to 1/2 of our US Congress is compromised by the CIA/MIC/ICS.
This is why Trump will have to invoke the Insurrection Act and move to martial law and military tribunals to save the country as The Hydra is fully lured out of it's underground den and has it's heads chopped off simultaneously.
Mike
The statement in the above post is not just rhetoric, but state policy, and the rationale is the continuous and relentless pursuit of “Greater Israel.”
Let me explain:
Like his predecessors, Trump fails to grasp the complexities surrounding the Middle East conflicts: simply put, Netanyahu will always demand more. He envisions a “Greater Israel stretching from the Euphrates (River) to the Nile (River),” encompassing the entirety of historical Palestine, Jordan, Lebanon, most of Syria, half of Iraq, a third of Saudi Arabia, and the part of Egypt east of the Nile (River), including the Sinai Peninsula. To achieve this, he requires Jordan, Lebanon, Syria, Egypt, and Iraq to endure ongoing developmental and economic hardships, ideally in a catastrophic fashion if Netanyahu can achieve it.
Now, the Egyptians have shown remarkable patience, bordering on excessive patience, in my opinion, while Netanyahu seeks to deprive Egypt of Nile water and significant energy sources, such as the al-Dabaa Nuclear Power Plant, which has been under development by the Russians in Egypt since 2019.
This leads us to Iran’s nuclear energy program. Netanyahu opposes Iran’s civilian (and peaceful) nuclear energy and research efforts not because he fears nuclear weapons. No. On several occasions, the Iranians have publicly made it abundantly unambiguous that they have no need for nuclear weapons and have no intentions to build any nuclear weapons. Rather, Netanyahu aims to sabotage the Iranian nuclear energy and research program to prevent Iran from developing nuclear power plants in countries like Lebanon, Syria, Iraq, Yemen, or Egypt, hindering the progress and development of these nations.
The Iranian nuclear energy program should be a source of pride, empowerment, and progress for the entire Arab world. Countries like Lebanon, Syria, Iraq, Jordan, Saudi Arabia, Yemen, Oman, Egypt, Sudan, Libya, and Algeria could collaborate with Iran to build nuclear power plants, providing abundant electricity to foster development and improve the lives of their people. This would require time, diverse talents, expertise, funding, hard work, and likely sacrifices, but it’s the least required to uplift nations with such growing populations.
Again, and on a personal note, I would like to emphasize that I am a SIMPLE MODEST MAN who genuinely tries his very best to understand a situation by, first and foremost, rigorously scrutinizing any assumptions I may be making, eliminating any potential bias, and making a significant and genuine attempt to understand the situation, earnestly seeking to develop the best approximation of reality. That requires significant time and effort, making it a notable sacrifice I willingly make. Yet, I admit that, at times, I do feel the burden.
I do, however, analyze diverse information sources to reach conclusions that may seem like mind-reading. For instance, Netanyahu likely conveyed to Trump his obsessive opposition to the nuclear power plant (al-Daba'a NPP) the Russians are building in Egypt. Trump probably believes that Netanyahu would be satisfied with what Maryam Adelson and AIPAC lobbied his presidential campaign for (facilitating Israel’s annexation of the Gaza Strip and West Bank), but this underscores Trump’s failure to grasp the complexities surrounding the Middle East conflicts.
Most, if not all, regional nations rightfully recognize Israel’s colonial ambitions as a destructive force that must be countered to protect their people, land, and sovereignty.
While I agree with almost everything you state in your post, I disagree with your assessment that Trump is unaware of the true goals of Israel. He has two realities he's forced to deal with:
1. America is Israeli occupied territory. Has been since 1963. JFK tried to stop it but instead they stopped him.
2. Israel has the Samson Option. Another thing that JFK tried to stop. Whereas America and Russia were smart enough not to use the nuclear option during the Cold War, Israel is insane enough to use it if they deem this necessary.
This makes Israel a very dangerous animal which cannot be attacked from the front. This is why you'll see Trump going both with and against Israel. He cannot be seen as their enemy or they'll JFK him too. He's enough of a 'friend' so as not to arouse any suspicion.
Trump is known to be 'erratic' and unpredictable. It's an act which he now uses this as leeway to prevent war with Iran. Eventually he will take the whole diseased temple down, he's saving Israel for last.
Mike
Let me explain:
Like his predecessors, Trump fails to grasp the complexities surrounding the Middle East conflicts: simply put, Netanyahu will always demand more. He envisions a “Greater Israel stretching from the Euphrates (River) to the Nile (River),” encompassing the entirety of historical Palestine, Jordan, Lebanon, most of Syria, half of Iraq, a third of Saudi Arabia, and the part of Egypt east of the Nile (River), including the Sinai Peninsula. To achieve this, he requires Jordan, Lebanon, Syria, Egypt, and Iraq to endure ongoing developmental and economic hardships, ideally in a catastrophic fashion if Netanyahu can achieve it.
Now, the Egyptians have shown remarkable patience, bordering on excessive patience, in my opinion, while Netanyahu seeks to deprive Egypt of Nile water and significant energy sources, such as the al-Dabaa Nuclear Power Plant, which has been under development by the Russians in Egypt since 2019.
This leads us to Iran’s nuclear energy program. Netanyahu opposes Iran’s civilian (and peaceful) nuclear energy and research efforts not because he fears nuclear weapons. No. On several occasions, the Iranians have publicly made it abundantly unambiguous that they have no need for nuclear weapons and have no intentions to build any nuclear weapons. Rather, Netanyahu aims to sabotage the Iranian nuclear energy and research program to prevent Iran from developing nuclear power plants in countries like Lebanon, Syria, Iraq, Yemen, or Egypt, hindering the progress and development of these nations.
The Iranian nuclear energy program should be a source of pride, empowerment, and progress for the entire Arab world. Countries like Lebanon, Syria, Iraq, Jordan, Saudi Arabia, Yemen, Oman, Egypt, Sudan, Libya, and Algeria could collaborate with Iran to build nuclear power plants, providing abundant electricity to foster development and improve the lives of their people. This would require time, diverse talents, expertise, funding, hard work, and likely sacrifices, but it’s the least required to uplift nations with such growing populations.
Again, and on a personal note, I would like to emphasize that I am a SIMPLE MODEST MAN who genuinely tries his very best to understand a situation by, first and foremost, rigorously scrutinizing any assumptions I may be making, eliminating any potential bias, and making a significant and genuine attempt to understand the situation, earnestly seeking to develop the best approximation of reality. That requires significant time and effort, making it a notable sacrifice I willingly make. Yet, I admit that, at times, I do feel the burden.
I do, however, analyze diverse information sources to reach conclusions that may seem like mind-reading. For instance, Netanyahu likely conveyed to Trump his obsessive opposition to the nuclear power plant (al-Daba'a NPP) the Russians are building in Egypt. Trump probably believes that Netanyahu would be satisfied with what Maryam Adelson and AIPAC lobbied his presidential campaign for (facilitating Israel’s annexation of the Gaza Strip and West Bank), but this underscores Trump’s failure to grasp the complexities surrounding the Middle East conflicts.
Most, if not all, regional nations rightfully recognize Israel’s colonial ambitions as a destructive force that must be countered to protect their people, land, and sovereignty.
While I agree with almost everything you state in your post, I disagree with your assessment that Trump is unaware of the true goals of Israel. He has two realities he's forced to deal with:
1. America is Israeli occupied territory. Has been since 1963. JFK tried to stop it but instead they stopped him.
2. Israel has the Samson Option. Another thing that JFK tried to stop. Whereas America and Russia were smart enough not to use the nuclear option during the Cold War, Israel is insane enough to use it if they deem this necessary.
This makes Israel a very dangerous animal which cannot be attacked from the front. This is why you'll see Trump going both with and against Israel. He cannot be seen as their enemy or they'll JFK him too. He's enough of a 'friend' so as not to arouse any suspicion.
Trump is known to be 'erratic' and unpredictable. It's an act which he now uses this as leeway to prevent war with Iran. Eventually he will take the whole diseased temple down, he's saving Israel for last.
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