Donald Trump’s decisive win in South Carolina has launched
his meteoric vault toward the White House.
In his speech after he was declared the winner of the primary election he
took on the military industrial complex with a fervor not seen since President
Dwight Eisenhower.
The beneficiaries of Bush and Obama’s Evil American Empire
invading and destroying nations throughout the world have been Turkey and Saudi
Arabia. Along with their NATO allies,
America has spent trillions of dollars on the military industrial complex while
our roads and bridges fail and jobs have been shipped to third world countries.
The unparalleled destruction of Syria as well as all of the
Middle East, Eurasia and Africa will come to an end under President Donald
Trump and the world is taking note. From
The Atlantic:
Excerpt:
SPARTANBURG, S.C.—Donald Trump
pulled off a big win in South Carolina Saturday night, pulling in about a third
of the vote and far outpacing any of his rivals…
Trump ticked off the key elements
of his platform—the border wall, a stronger military, winning at trade, and
defeating ISIS…. And while he said he’d get the military the
equipment it needed, he also promised to
kill costly pork projects whose only constituency was in Congress. (While
he didn’t use the phrase, it was an unusually direct hit on the
military-industrial complex.)
It has been over 15 years since the 9-11 attacks that
destroyed the World Trade Center, which allowed the administration of George W.
Bush to enact the Project for a New American Century’s New World Order.
The 9-11 Commission identified Saudi Arabia as the funding
source for the attacks, but those 28 pages of the Commission’s report have been
sealed by both the Bush and Obama Administrations. From LaRouchepac:
Excerpt:
On June 2, 2015, at a press
conference in Washington, D.C., Sen. Rand Paul (R-KY), flanked by former Sen.
Bob Graham (D-FL), Reps. Walter Jones (R-NC), Stephen Lynch (D-MA), Thomas
Massie (R-KY), and representatives of the 9/11 families, announced that he had
introduced S.1471, a bill to declassify the 28 pages from the original Joint
Congressional Inquiry into 9/11. The Senate bill is co-sponsored by Sen. Ron
Wyden (D-Ore.) and Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand (D-NY). H.Res.14, a House bill
introduced in January by Jones, Lynch, and Massie, called for the release of
the 28 pages….
All of the speakers—the Senators, Congressmen, and family
representatives—singled out Saudi Arabia
as the well-spring of the 9/11 attacks and subsequent jihadist terrorism.
They all demanded that President Obama fulfill his promise, made on at least
two occasions to the 9/11 families, that he would make the full 28 pages
public….
Pressure is building in both Houses
of Congress. The Obama Administration's
current 'strategy' in the Middle East, and the terrorism deployed from that
region, has created a global tinderbox,
ready to ignite at any moment.
First in Libya, then in Syria, Obama's support for so-called
"moderate rebels," has effectively blown up in the United States'
face. Finally, in the summer of 2014, the terrorizing advance of ISIS
across Iraq and parts of Syria made it official: the "War on Terror," launched in the aftermath of the
September 11, 2001 attacks on the U.S., and our foreign policy since, has been a failure.
Indeed, the so called “War on Terror” has turned into an
American led “War of Terror” with America subservient to Saudi Arabia and
Turkey and the results have been disastrous.
From Mint Press:
Excerpt:
Turkey Demands Unconditional US Support In Fighting Syrian Kurds
Over the weekend, Turkish Prime
Minister Ahmet Davutoglu demanded that the US pledge “unconditional” military
support for Turkey in the fight against the Kurdish YPG, a Syrian faction which
has been the primary US ally in fighting ISIS.
“The only thing we expect from our
US ally is to support Turkey with no ifs or buts,” Davutoglu insisted,
reiterating the claim that the YPG was behind last week’s Ankara bombing,
despite a Turkish faction, the TAK, claiming it.
Can you imagine Turkey telling President Trump “The only
thing we expect from our US ally is to support Turkey with no ifs or buts?”
Turkey has repeatedly demanded the
US sever ties with the YPG, and the US has repeatedly rejected those demands.
Turkish officials appear to be hoping that the Ankara bombings, and the dubious
claims of YPG involvement, will force the US into shifting their policy.
With the US and Turkey both already condemning
the Syrian military for its gains against ISIS however, the
shift against the YPG would be tantamount to backing ISIS’ territorial claims
in northern Syria, and leave the US with literally no allies in the region.
Man, do you believe that crap? US neocons and Turkey are condemning Syria
for protecting their own country. God,
can this shit get any worse, I guess so.
From Sputnik News:
Excerpt:
'One Must Be Blind Not to Realize That Russia is Defending Europe in
Syria'
The threat to European interests in
the Middle East comes not from Russia, but from Turkey and Saudi Arabia, says
French Middle East expert Roland Lombardi. Ankara in particular has a great
deal to lose, and in its desperation might try to pull NATO into a reckless
military campaign against Russia, the analyst warns….
Lombardi bluntly asked. "One
must be either blind or a complete idiot not to notice that, when Russia
defends its interests in the Middle East, it is simultaneously defending the
interests of Europe, and particularly those of France," the analyst
bitingly added….
"Let's not deceive
ourselves," the analyst says. "Today, the only threats to the world
order are our 'allies' – the Turks and the Saudis; the same people whose double
game with some terrorist and jihadist groups has appeared out in the open; the
same people who still want to install the Salafists or the Muslim Brotherhood
in Damascus and in all the Arab capitals affected by the Arab Spring."
Turkish President Recep Tayyip
Erdogan's dream of becoming the neo-sultan of a neo-Ottoman empire has been
fading before his eyes, Lombardi warns. Facing growing international isolation,
Ankara is supported in its Syria policy only by Saudi Arabia. And here, more and more frustrated, the world is
in danger of a Turkey attempting to
involve NATO in a war against Russia.
Yep, that’s right.
The only allies the American government has in the war against Syria are
Saudi Arabia and Turkey, who have laid a trap for the stupid America in
Syria. America is taking down the entire
world along with it. From GlobalResearch:
Excerpt:
The Syrian Endgame, “A Lost War is Dangerous”. US-NATO, Saudi Arabia,
Turkey, “Losers on The Rampage”
How a war is lost is a serious and
dangerous business. After Henry Kissinger helped sabotage the 1968 Paris peace
talks, for domestic political reasons, the War in Vietnam raged for another
seven years. In the end Washington’s loss was more humiliating, and millions
more lives were destroyed.
The Geneva process over Syria is in
many respects different, because it is a charade. The NATO and Gulf monarchy sponsors pretend to support Syrian
‘opposition’ groups and pretend to fight the same extremist groups they
created.
Yet the dangers are very real
because the Saudis and Turkey might react unpredictably, faced with the failure
of their five year project to carve up Syria. Both countries have threatened to
invade Syria, to defend their ‘assets’ from inevitable defeat from the powerful
alliance Syria has forged with Russia, Iran, Iraq and the better party of
Lebanon.
It should be clear by now that every single anti-government armed group in
Syria has been created by Washington and its allies. Several senior US
officials have admitted the fact. Regime change has always been the goal.
Nevertheless, the charade of a ‘War on ISIS’ goes on, with a compliant western
media unwilling to point out that ‘the emperor has no clothes’….
Would Washington allow Erdogan and
the Saudis to initiate a major escalation, without US approval? I think not.
Obama resisted Saudi and Israeli provocations, when the Iran deal was imminent.
Even Bush could not be provoked into a confrontation with Russia, when invited
by Georgia’s Mikheil Saakashvili.
For its part, Russia is well
prepared for a provocation across the Turkish border. Logic suggests that the
losers must lose. But this is a dangerous time.
I think maybe the question isn’t would Washington allow
Erdogan and the Saudis to initiate a major escalation, but can Washington
control the Frankenstein’s monster they created in Syria. From Mint Press:
Excerpt:
US-Backed Rebels Fight One Another In Northern Syria
American armed and trained Syrian
rebels are losing ground to American armed and trained Kurdish militants in
northern Syria.
The recent Syrian military
offensive in Aleppo Province has the US
keen to throw even more aid at rebel factions, including some
Islamist-leaning groups….
This was done with an eye toward
them fighting the Syrian military,
and maybe ISIS, but instead they’re locked in a growing battle with the Kurdish
YPG, itself the recipient of massive
amounts of US weaponry, meaning once again two US-armed factions are in open
war in Syria….
US efforts to arm rebel factions
initially focused on the Free Syrian Army, but as the group became increasingly
irrelevant on the ground, the US began
courting other rebel factions they thought were more capable of fighting
ISIS, but as they added to the number of factions they were arming in this
increasingly complex war, it was
inevitable they’d be on both sides of some fights.
Are you wondering where the Pentagon is getting all this
money they’re throwing to terrorists to overthrow elected governments like
Assad’s in Syria? From U.S. News:
Excerpt:
Inside the Pentagon’s ‘Slush Fund’
Obama’s inability to eliminate the “OCO” budget leaves war planners
awash with unregulated money.
It’s been called war planners’
crack cocaine, a shifty accounting scheme or a habit-forming opiate imbibed
government-wide. Barack Obama pledged to eliminate it at the beginning of his
presidency, but its potency has only grown stronger since. Now, it accounts for the unregulated spending of
$60 billion or more in taxpayer dollars per year, with no end in sight….
Get used to the Overseas
Contingency Operations budget.
The OCO was known from 2001 to 2009 as “the supplemental”
and is now considered a de facto slush fund. It began as the war budget President George W. Bush needed for the
conflicts in Iraq and Afghanistan without
having to go back to Congress…
But another benefit for war
planners is that the Pentagon does not
have to release details publicly on
how specifically this money will be spent….
…this year the proposed budget actually grew by $200 million
despite thousands fewer combat troops in Afghanistan and, technically, none in
Iraq.
The appropriators put stuff in
there that serves their interests. And they move money around like Three-Card
Monty.
“Now everybody’s corrupt with regard to OCO.”
The Pentagon's Overseas Slush Fund
Is Getting Even Slushier
The president this year released an
OCO budget of $58.8 billion, in addition
to the $582.7 billion base budget, up from the contingency fund’s $58.6 billion
budget last year and a base budget of $580.3 billion.
With $8.5 trillion missing at the Pentagon these neocons
like self-proclaimed Zionist, Joe Biden and his cronies at the State Department
like Victoria Nuland are gearing up to end the world before we can elect a new
President. From Paul Craig Roberts:
Excerpt:
The Neoconservatives Are Brewing A
Wider War In Syria
The neoconservative Obama regime
set-up the Syrian government headed by Assad for overthrow. A long propaganda
campaign conducted in Washington’s behalf by the Western media portrayed the
democratically-elected Assad as a “brutal dictator who uses chemical weapons
against his own people….”
With the “red line” drawn, a false
flag chemical weapons attack was staged, or an accident occurred, that
Washington used to say that Assad, despite the US warning, had crossed the “red
line.”
Preparations for an invasion began,
but hit two roadblocks. David Cameron, Washington’s puppet prime minister of
Great Britain was unable to deliver British support for the invasion as the
Parliament voted it down. This left Washington uncovered and vulnerable to the
charge of naked aggression, a war crime.
Russian diplomacy threw up the
other road block by securing the removal of all chemical weapons from Syria.
Their invasion plan frustrated, the
neoconservatives sent the jihadists they had used to overthrow Gaddafi in Libya
to overthrow Assad….
In order to protect themselves,
Russia, Iran, and Hezbollah have come to the support of Syria. The Russians are there legally at the
invitation of the Syrian government. The US is there illegally.
Russian air power in support of the
Syrian Army has turned the tide against the Islamist State.
The invaders are being driven out.
The neoconservatives cannot accept this defeat.
Washington is preparing a Syrian
invasion by Turkey and Saudi Arabia, the purpose of which is to split Syria in
half with Washington controlling the eastern part with the oil fields…
So Trump’s victory in South Carolina, after dispelling the
myth that George W. Bush kept America safe after the 911 attacks, is a
harbinger of things to come in this election season. Trump, like Eisenhower before him understands
that America cannot be great again unless the military industrial complex is reigned
in. From Reason:
Excerpt:
Donald Trump Denounces Wasteful Pentagon Spending, Vows Great Defense
W/No Additional Spending
At an appearance in New Hampshire,
Trump went into full Tea Party Beast Mode, attacking virtually every aspect of
government spending, including what President Eisenhower famously vilified as
the "military-industrial complex":
On defense, in a race in which all
of his Republican rivals favor increasing military spending, Trump promised
instead to go after waste and profiteering in the defense industry. "I
hear stories, like they're ordering missiles they don't want because of
politics, because of special interests," Trump said. "Because the
company that makes the missiles is a contributor…"
Trump has at times espoused the
idea of letting Russia and other countries "fight ISIS in Syria,"
with the United States only coming in later once things have calmed down….
There are whole weapons and
aircraft systems that are needlessly expensive… consider the F-35 fighter jet, which
exemplifies everything that is wrong…
The jet, which will be obsolete by
the time it is actually up and running properly (which may never actually
happen), has a price tag of at least
$1.5 trillion and will likely need to use really old planes to support it
on missions. None of this has stopped the
Pentagon from going ahead and ordering
404 of the occasionally airborne boondoggles over the next few years….
Trump railed against pharmaceutical
companies. He railed against oil companies. And insurance companies. And
defense contractors. And he set himself against a political system that he said
allows big-money corporate "bloodsuckers" to control the government
with campaign contributions.
"Whether it's the insurance
companies, or the drug companies, or the oil companies, it's all the same
thing," Trump said. "We're never going to get our country back if we
keep doing this."...
So the beneficiaries of Bush and Obama’s Evil American Empire
are NATO, Turkey and Saudi Arabia and with every winner there are many losers. The biggest loser is America, our public
schools have been replaced with Charter Islamic Madrassas run with taxpayer money
by Turkish terrorist Fethullah Gülen.
Gülen has funded trips to Turkey for congressional members,
who then rewarded Gülen with H1B visas to bring teachers from Turkey to teach
in his charter schools in America.
Other losers are our members of the military who are sent to
fight in Turkey and Saudi Arabia’s wars in the Middle East. When our brave, selfless warriors return they
are discarded like garbage by our government and have their benefits slashed through
sequestration.
Our States and Puerto Rico have been bankrupted, our water
poisoned, our homes foreclosed on, our medical delivery system turned over to
Wall Street and our prisons privatized.
Banks no longer serve our communities and overtly provide money laundering
services for terrorists.
We have seen the return of debtors’ prisons and local police
departments are funded by innocent citizens’ property seizures. The
list goes on and on. But Donald J. Trump
doesn’t need the funding of the military industrial complex to become
President. The American people have
become servants to the politicians who claim to serve the American people.
President Donald J. Trump is NATO, Saudi Arabia and Turkey’s
worst nightmare. However Trump will
destroy the Masters of War in our government and thus America’s 16 year
nightmare will finally be over.
By Patricia Baeten
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