SAS could one day travel through space to get to war zones in an hour, says US Air Force head
Daily Mail | Special Forces troops could travel through space to get to war zones in future, the head of the American air force suggested yesterday.
McConnellCare: the Bad and the Ugly
Cause there’s not much good…
Yesterday Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell unveiled his latest ObamaCare “replacement” plan. The bill, like prior versions, maintains key features of ObamaCare. However, this bill is demonstrably worst. For […]
Congressman: ‘Suicide’ of GOP Operative Who Tried to Obtain Hillary Emails is “Awfully Suspicious”
Peter Smith concluded there was no Russian interference in the election.
Congressman: ‘Suicide’ of GOP Operative Who Tried to Obtain Hillary Emails is “Awfully Suspicious”
Paul Joseph Watson | Peter Smith concluded there was no Russian interference in the election.
US May Return Russian Diplomatic Property Confiscated by Obama Admin to Improve Relations
Obama ejected 35 diplomats amidst Russian election hysteria
Focus on the Strategic Truth, Not the Chatter
A signed editorial yesterday in “Global Times,” an English-language newspaper owned by China’s “People’s Daily,” said, “Trump’s team, despite a constant stream of negative news, is gradually consolidating its grip on power. Constant stories about his Russia connections are beginning to sound like background noise.”
In fact, the arrogance, the brashness and the loudness of these British-steered Russia-gate stories are in inverse proportion—not only to their truthfulness, but to their plunging credibility among the American people.
Americans recognize the truth of what Russia expert Stephen Cohen told Tucker Carlson of Fox News on July 7, the day of the Trump-Putin summit. Carlson asked Cohen, “Professor, the first thing you notice is just how much the press is rooting for this meeting between our President and the Russian President to fail. Why would they want it to fail?”
Cohen answered, “It’s a kind of pornography. Just as there is no love in pornography, there is no national interest in this bashing of Trump and Putin.” He said that his caption for the summit would be, “Potentially New Historic Detente Anti-Cold War Partnership Begun by Trump and Putin, but Meanwhile Attempts to Sabotage it Escalate.”
In an article in “The Nation” yesterday, Cohen wrote that the summit’s four main achievements were: 1) formalizing and symbolizing the new detente partnership between the American and Russian Presidents; 2) agreement to cooperate in Syria against terrorist forces there, not only in the limited ways announced, but in more expansive ways, which meant agreeing with Moscow that Syrian President Assad must remain at least until ISIS is fully defeated; 3) creating a bilateral US-Russian channel for negotiating a settlement of the Ukrainian civil and proxy war, thereby bypassing, or reducing, the role played thus far by Germany and France, which has largely failed; and 4) agreeing to discuss ways to limit the dangers of cyber technology in international affairs.
Cohen has not always been right, but he’s right about this. This was indeed “potentially historic.”
Now will Americans submit to these Russia-gate scandals which aim to reverse what the summit achieved, and go back towards confrontation and war with Russia? Of course not. The point is emphasized by a university study reported today in “The Nation” by James Carden: “Communities Most Affected by War Turned to Trump in 2016.” Recall that the U.S. has been continually at war for fifteen years, but “the vast majority of citizens have no direct connection to those soldiers fighting, dying and returning wounded from combat,” in the Forever Wars in the Middle East. The study finds that “there is a significant and meaningful relationship between a community’s rate of military sacrifice,” like deaths and maimings, “and its support for Trump.” Of course there is.
The British-sponsored journalists and “talking heads” are making the same fatal mistake they made in the November election. They’re talking up a storm between themselves—and they all agree, so it must be true. They get louder and louder, and more and more extreme—and then they went to bed on Nov. 8, and when they woke up the next morning, they had all been completely wrong.
In discussing this today, Mike Steger of the LaRouchePAC Policy Committee wrote, “In our discussion here yesterday, we assessed that our language is far too limited and restricted by confining ourselves to the tactical events, and not focused towards capturing the epoch-level developments which are at issue for mankind.”
Sign our Petition: Congress, Suck it up & Move On—It’s time to Rebuild the Country
Focus on the Strategic Truth, Not the Chatter
A signed editorial yesterday in “Global Times,” an English-language newspaper owned by China’s “People’s Daily,” said, “Trump’s team, despite a constant stream of negative news, is gradually consolidating its grip on power. Constant stories about his Russia connections are beginning to sound like background noise.”
In fact, the arrogance, the brashness and the loudness of these British-steered Russia-gate stories are in inverse proportion—not only to their truthfulness, but to their plunging credibility among the American people.
Americans recognize the truth of what Russia expert Stephen Cohen told Tucker Carlson of Fox News on July 7, the day of the Trump-Putin summit. Carlson asked Cohen, “Professor, the first thing you notice is just how much the press is rooting for this meeting between our President and the Russian President to fail. Why would they want it to fail?”
Cohen answered, “It’s a kind of pornography. Just as there is no love in pornography, there is no national interest in this bashing of Trump and Putin.” He said that his caption for the summit would be, “Potentially New Historic Detente Anti-Cold War Partnership Begun by Trump and Putin, but Meanwhile Attempts to Sabotage it Escalate.”
In an article in “The Nation” yesterday, Cohen wrote that the summit’s four main achievements were: 1) formalizing and symbolizing the new detente partnership between the American and Russian Presidents; 2) agreement to cooperate in Syria against terrorist forces there, not only in the limited ways announced, but in more expansive ways, which meant agreeing with Moscow that Syrian President Assad must remain at least until ISIS is fully defeated; 3) creating a bilateral US-Russian channel for negotiating a settlement of the Ukrainian civil and proxy war, thereby bypassing, or reducing, the role played thus far by Germany and France, which has largely failed; and 4) agreeing to discuss ways to limit the dangers of cyber technology in international affairs.
Cohen has not always been right, but he’s right about this. This was indeed “potentially historic.”
Now will Americans submit to these Russia-gate scandals which aim to reverse what the summit achieved, and go back towards confrontation and war with Russia? Of course not. The point is emphasized by a university study reported today in “The Nation” by James Carden: “Communities Most Affected by War Turned to Trump in 2016.” Recall that the U.S. has been continually at war for fifteen years, but “the vast majority of citizens have no direct connection to those soldiers fighting, dying and returning wounded from combat,” in the Forever Wars in the Middle East. The study finds that “there is a significant and meaningful relationship between a community’s rate of military sacrifice,” like deaths and maimings, “and its support for Trump.” Of course there is.
The British-sponsored journalists and “talking heads” are making the same fatal mistake they made in the November election. They’re talking up a storm between themselves—and they all agree, so it must be true. They get louder and louder, and more and more extreme—and then they went to bed on Nov. 8, and when they woke up the next morning, they had all been completely wrong.
In discussing this today, Mike Steger of the LaRouchePAC Policy Committee wrote, “In our discussion here yesterday, we assessed that our language is far too limited and restricted by confining ourselves to the tactical events, and not focused towards capturing the epoch-level developments which are at issue for mankind.”
Sign our Petition: Congress, Suck it up & Move On—It’s time to Rebuild the Country
LONDONISTAN: Motorcycle Thieves Carry Out Five Acid Attacks In 90 Minutes
Victims suffer life-changing injuries in latest jihad-like attacks
High-Speed Hyperloop Transport Project Set For Key Test In Nevada
Revolutionary system could change transportation in near future
Government Subsidizes $1.46 of Every Amazon Box Shipped, Study Finds
In my neighborhood, I frequently walk past “shop local” signs in the windows of struggling stores. Yet I don’t feel guilty ordering most of my family’s household goods on Amazon. In a world of fair competition, there will be winners and losers. But when a mail truck pulls up filled to the top with Amazon […]
VIDEO: Bill Clinton chews tongue, hand quivers during appearance
Bill Clinton gave a bizarre performance today during a joint appearance with George W. Bush.
Hawaii Judge Orders Loosening of Trump Travel Ban
Ruling applies nationwide and means grandparents, grandchildren, aunts, uncles and cousins are no longer subject to the ban.
“Financial Crisis” Coming By End Of 2018 – Prepare Urgently
“Financial Crisis Of Historic Proportions” Is “Bearing Down On Us” John Mauldin of Mauldin Economics latest research note, Prepare for Turbulence, is excellent and a must read warning about the coming financial crisis. Mind refreshed from what sounds like a wonderful honeymoon and having…
Congressman Steve King: UK Courts Shouldn’t Subject Charlie Gard to a Death Sentence
“It will be a horrific affront to every parent’s innate right to care for their children.”
Former UK Ambassador: Saudis Funding Extremist Mosques in Europe
Breitbart | Saudi Arabia is funding mosques across Europe that have become hotbeds of Islamic extremism, the former British ambassador to Riyadh has said.