TRUMP BEATS WAR DRUM

April 22, 2020April 22, 2020

apr 22 2020

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When all is said and done, this weapon of mass deception will cause so much damage, that the very survival of our civilization is at stake. It cannot be understated that the economic damage being done here in California is suicidal. I have a good friend who for years has bought wine from some of the nicest wineries in Northern California. When this all started, he called to see if they would give him a discount, knowing that they were under pressure. Being an incredibly successful business, of course they said no. A few weeks later, with inventories piling up, and restaurants closed all over the world, they gave him a shocking 40% off. The wine industry, the oil industry, the restaurant industry, the entertainment industry, and soon the public sector will all be destroyed. These are literally crimes against humanity, and with God’s help may these criminals be brought to justice.

April 22, 2020 Dave from L.A.
I just want to add one more thing tonight. I truly hope that my fellow Americans have begun to read the Constitution. One part of it stands out to me that could be and should be a way out of this: It is utterly unconstitutional for an elected representative to enrich themselves in office. Since the fact of the matter is that all of them can be proven in a court of law to enrich themselves since they entered office, shouldn’t citizens get together and sue them in court and demonstrate through public records that they have violated the supreme law of the land?

April 22, 2020 Dave from L.A.
I have always been curious.
Just wondering, what happens when FEAR turns to ANGER?
How soon before “they” start issuing RATION STAMPS again.
(One of my first memories was my mother counting ration stamps during WWII)
I don’t own or have access to a smart phone. Will the government shoot me when they mandate them or will they outsource that to a private firm?
Do you understand now why all those administrative type government agencies have been buying millions of rounds of ammunition?

April 23, 2020 onlyme
In line with Gerald’s comments on “they bring you to war”, there is nothing new historically, at least since the Great Depression of the 1930’s to our present plight. Most people don’t realize that the Great Depression lasted long as long as it did. It stretched on past 1938 in actuality. FDR had then been President over 6 years, and while the New Deal gave America hope, it wasn’t solving the problem. What to do? Simple, abandon our policy of neutrality and begin supplying Britain with naval destroyers and other military aid through the Lend-Lease Act, effectively aligning with the UK against the “aggressor state” Germany. August 14, 1941 the UK and US issued an “Atlantic Charter” setting goals for AFTER the Second World War, cementing alliance, and now waiting for a spark, destined to occur. Meanwhile FDR imposed an oil embargo on Japan to stifle their imperial ambitions, on which the Japanese side concluded war as an inevitability. July 26, 1941 the total oil embargo and freeze of Japanese assets in the US was effectuated. The Japanese government sought a compromise, appealing to Secretary of State Welles, who stated that there was to be no compromise. Thus, the policy to this day of the US becoming the “policeman of the world”, throwing away our historical policy of neutrality in foreign affairs. Now FDR and Churchill sat back and awaited the sparks to ignite their war. Pearl Harbor was to order. Japan and Germany felt that they had no choice but to go to war on the US and UK. All of this is described in Harry Elmer Barnes’ “Perpetual War for Perpetual Peace” (1953). Fast forward to Chalmers Johnson’s “Nemesis” (2006) where he states that the cause of America’s downfall began with the same militaristic thinking that got us into WWII (and Korea and Viet Nam, as well), and has now been announced that the US is on the verge of open warfare with Iran (Trump: “shoot down and destroy” order a few days ago). Recall the foolish revelation by General Wesley Clark in 2007 of the a secret policy “…to take out 7 countries in 5 years, starting with Iraq, and then Syria, Lebanon, Libya, Somalia, Sudan, and, finishing off, Iran” (see transcript from the Democracy Now Amy Goodman show). What have we seen? Chalmers Johnson also foresaw the end of constitutional government in the United States. We can see this on the non-stop attempts at the destruction of Donald Trump, who differed with the controlling globalist majority of both political parties, and with a gradual destruction of the rights of Americans enshrined in the Bill of Rights. Who but a greedy power-hungry psychopath would want to be a politician nowadays? Johnson goes onto describe the then necessary to the powers to be’s tactics of disinformation and lying, now seen in our cables news and major press organs, all under the influence of our intelligence services. All this leading to a Gatsby-esque society of those that ‘go along to get along’, and finally to our present financial and moral bankruptcy as a nation. How to resolve this? Direct democracy is the only way, Johnson stated – not the present oligarchy of divine psychopaths and our financialized criminal protection artistry in place now, but replacement by some kind of honest money and true democracy to replace the doomed messes we have now. Idea: make peace with Russia and China and employ their massive gold reserves in establishing a commodity-backed world currency. We would need to drop the “world policeman” role and allow sovereign nations to live in peace. The character of the American people in pursuing a national ‘American Dream’ policy coupled with peace with other nations, rather than economically strangling them, and cooperating, rather than viciously competing with and threatening them, eliminating war as a means of dominance. We can all see that clearly now, end especially later when the economic model we utilize now will show itself to an even greater failure. Cooperation – not bullying. And, a real democracy good people will then aspire to lead. Without true systemic change, we are as doomed as the lost super-powers of the past. “Kick the Can” will not work any longer, and even if it did only temporarily, we scourge future generations further.

April 23, 2020 Frontiersman
Dave from LA…Have always enjoyed reading your posts for their insight and for the gentleness with which your ideas are conveyed. Humantiy’s way out of the present dilemma is not going to be an easy one. Is the present crisis of greed and corruption as easily fixed as we think? Is it as simple for example, as people reading the constitution and then grouping together to sue those who are not acting in accordance? I don’t think it is. Even the best informed on the constitution are powerless to persuade those who are guilty of not abiding by it that they are breaking the law. The reason is not an inability to persuade and use reasoned argument, it’s the fact that those who are guilty don’t choose to listen regardless. Also, suppose that we had a large group of people who were able to voice out their frustration using reasoned argument at the criminality of those who violate the constitution, then again those who are guilty would simply censor and shut down and refuse to listen because such is their nature. And even suppose that with such a large group of men and women brave in the fight against the powers that be and the corruption they are guilty of, even this I believe would fail to bring them down and even if it did succeed, the success would likely be temporary only. Suppose an irrate tireless minority were able to set brushfires of freedom in the minds of men, and then suppose you have a corrupt system that refuses to budge, what would be the consequence of this? Would not rebel leaders arise and rebellions take place and much bloodshed result as in the American civil war until perhaps a new country and a new law could be established? Firstly, let’s hope that such rebel leaders do not turn out to be worse tyrants than the ones we have already because be assured that power, when it enters the hands of individuals, can corrupt them very easily, especially if they are not virtuous, but again suppose they do not turn out to be tyrants and it is a successful rebellion in the truest sense, the change that would result is likely only to be temporary. Why? Because like the American civil war, when it ended, a system was set up by the victors in such a way as to learn from the mistakes of the past and refine those mistakes thus creating a better system. However, the new system was still based on the past, perhaps not in the same way, but there was an Administrative, Executive and Legislative branch of government, there was a president, there was a constitution, a free market, etc, but these no matter how noble the intentions of those who instituted them and no matter how perfect, was still destined to fail. Even though such a system starts off as fair, it will always degenerate into some sort of chaos such as the one we have now due to the fact that the liberty that the founding fathers and others fought for in the American Civil war occurred in a manner that was unfavorable to the maintenance of liberty itself. The liberty that was won was won with guns, battles, through fighting and violence and consequently, the maintenance of such liberty can only be achieved through the same means otherwise it will be overtaken and lost. Such is the predicament that we all now find ourselves in and it is now impossible to achieve a victory for liberty through the same means for we are outdone, perhaps not in numbers but in fire power and degree of technology. Such a move is senseless. But perhaps this is the reason that Christ died for us on the cross. Perhaps he knew that this was the path he had to take, that any other path out of the dilemma he found himself in would lead to chaos and bloodshed. Who of us wants to die? No one. It goes against the very principle of our innate need for self preservation and attachment to ourselves. The choice Christ chose was a sensible and rational one for himself however, as the self preservation of his body was impossible without sacrificing those of others and that therefore the only thing at that point that he could preserve was his integrity and honor in the eyes of God after having been abandoned by all. Is this the very essence of liberty perhaps, that to be free is to choose to do what is noble regardless of our innate desire towards self preservation, whether it be the preservation of our honor in the eyes of men, or the preservation of our homes, or even of our bodies?

April 24, 2020 mnpund
You’ve really been right on the nail, Mr. Celente, will all your predictions and fact presentations. Your site is an oasis of sanity in a world gone mad.
One thing that stands out a mile for me is : How damned easy it is to fool, manipulate, and divert the general public’s attention. Common sense is also dead!
With the latest financial bail-out scams and irregularities on full display for all to see, it is clear as mud that pumping the corona-virus as the mother of all today’s woes, is a giant cover-up for collapsing deliberately the system.

April 24, 2020 atlantis

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