
Ideals may be self-evident. Political statements are not. When I hear about a self-evident political truth, I immediately doubt it.
The most self-evident political truth at this moment concerns Iran. Iran is our deadly enemy. Iran wants to destroy us. We must destroy its capabilities first.
Since this is self-evident, the anti-nuclear agreement signed between Iran and the five Security Council members (plus Germany) is terrible. Just terrible. We should have ordered the Americans long ago to bomb Iran to smithereens. In the unlikely event that they would have disobeyed us, we should have nuclear-bombed Iran ourselves, before their crazy fanatical leaders have the opportunity to annihilate us first.
All these are self-evident truths. To my mind, all of them are utter nonsense. There is nothing self-evident about them. Indeed, they have no logical basis at all. They lack any geopolitical, historical or factual foundation.












Comment: So we have two ideas here: that the Soros network has been activated to target specific political rivals around the world, thereby pressuring or blackmailing them to 'perform correctly', and we also have an apparent drive to redirect financial flows into the US. Whatever the precise goals of the deep staters behind this latest leak, it's clear now that we have a pattern of Soros orchestrating massive, global-scale blackmail.