© www.youtube.comPhilip Weiss
Maybe it will bring the liar in chief down some day and end this short national nightmare. I certainly hope so.
Comment: Mr. Weiss has to know this is an untenable and hysteric scenario, unsupported by the truth.
But there are two large exceptions to the Russian conspiracy. The first is that it is good policy for the United States to be talking to Russia. If Clinton were president today, there might be dogfights over Damascus. Her gang was all for regime change in Syria, and for confrontation over the Ukraine. That's bad policy. I'm glad they're not running the show - though they are certainly running this story. Before you get too upset about Russia winking at the sanctions, the scandal that brought down Michael Flynn, please recall that in 2012, President Obama sent secret signals to Iran to ignore congressional sanctions, we'll be talking to you once I'm reelected. Obama got reelected; and his deal with Iran is one of the greatest achievements of a very good presidency. Again, this is how the world works. Which brings up the second exception. Israel tried to interfere in that 2012 election, as Chris Matthews sensibly reminded his audience recently: Benjamin Netanyahu tried to help Mitt Romney beat Obama. Sheldon Adelson held a fundraiser in Jerusalem for Romney.
Comment: Weiss has identified a pattern but has not gone the distance to call it for what it is, nor does he suggest any long-overdo and appropriate remedy. It may not be in his indoctrinated and limited capacity to do so. Until the 'unspeakable' becomes discourse, and discourse becomes rectifiable action, the US will continue to be under the yoke for Israel's safety, wellbeing and psychological sanity at a cost of billions per year from the American constituency and global scorn of all who see the grand ploy. It is not 'how the world works,' it is 'how the world has been played.'