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Introduction – May 29, 2024

Are the powers that be preparing to reinstall Donald Trump as president? Jo Biden was installed in the White House following what was very obviously a rigged election.

At the time, Trump’s eventual acquiescence to very questionable election results prompted this writer to wonder if something more wasn’t going on? Was he promised a second term on condition that he allowed the senile and incompetent Biden to win without too much fuss?

Since then, under Biden relations with Russia and China have deteriorated dramatically. This was none of Trump’s doing but it will allow him to campaign for the presidency and assuming he wins to enter the White House as a ‘peacemaker’

Of course, that could change once he’s inaugurated.

On the issue of Israel Trump would likely be even more supportive of the Zionist state than Biden. Indeed, he’s on record as telling potential donors that he would clampdown hard on pro-Palestinian protests on U.S. campuses and deport any foreign students involved.

So at least in terms of foreign policy a new Trump presidency would bring little in the way of change.

In terms of domestic policy Trump might well reverse Biden’s disastrous open border policy. Under Biden an estimated 7.2 million migrants have illegally entered the U.S. Although Trump would likely tighten up border controls, whether he would actually deport the millions of illegal migrants who’ve entered under Biden is an open question.

However as just about everywhere in the West, U.S. politics is a puppet show. Elections may bring new characters onto the political stage but with minor variations, they all pursue the same agenda. The wishes of the electorate don’t really come into it. What counts are the dictates of a few oligarch’s and their Zionist allies.

That’s why support for Israel is the one thing that unites Trump, Kennedy and Biden.

Despite growing public opposition to Israel’s actions in Gaza, political leaders on both sides of the Atlantic are either committed to actively supporting the Zionist state, or fail to denounce it for its crimes.

The point is, we are heading toward some sort of military confrontation with Russia, and probably China and Iran too. The buildup to this conflict occurred under the Biden administration but I suspect that Trump will succeed Biden, allowing him to campaign as a peacemaker but ultimately he will assume the role of a wartime president, as the confrontation erupts into full-blown war. Ed.

Trump tells donors at ritzy fundraising event that he ‘would have bombed’ China and Russia

Geoff Earle – Daily Mail May 29, 2024

Former President Donald Trump has been making hawkish comments inside closed door fundraising events – even saying he would have ‘bombed’ world powers, according to a new report.

Trump, who kept the foreign policy on edge with statements like vowing to bring ‘fire on fury’ on North Korea threatened the U.S., reportedly made the comment while appealing to donors to back his campaign, where he is leading President Joe Biden in the polls.

‘At one event, he suggested that he would have bombed Moscow and Beijing if Russia invaded Ukraine or China invaded Taiwan, surprising some of the donors,’ the Washington Post reported.

One of those events – Russia’s brutal invasion of Ukraine – began in February 2022, Russia’s war in the Donbas began in 2014.

The other event, a feared Chinese invasion of Taiwan, is one U.S. policymakers are vowing to prevent.

Both Russia and China are nuclear powers, which is one reason the Biden administration has insisted the U.S. will not put boots on the ground in Ukraine even while providing billions in lethal weaponry and other support.

Trump has long credited his own tough rhetoric and uncertainty about his moves as providing protection. He said Russia’s Ukraine invasion ‘would never have happened’ if he were president.

DailyMail.com has reached out to the Trump campaign for comment on the reported remarks.

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