An American Post Mortem - What Really Died with the Loss to Democratic Socialism

Submitted by M Tovey (United States), Jan 11, 2021 at 17:09

Annuit Coeptis:

Even at that time, Donald J Trump ever winning the election was in many respects, a postponement of the nightmare that America was heading into: the real question being, how far and how deep did the swamp flood into American politics that it could never recover from the contemptible circumstances the 44th Administration imposed in the calumny no one saw coming?
If anything, the 45th Administration temporarily bought a reprieve that would give America a second chance to redeem itself if the institutionalist learned the lesson of truth; but they did not.
Even our esteemed post host relented somewhat in modifying some of the reluctance to support President Trump for the obvious actions that cannot be overlooked; but for some they were minimized.

America's standing in the world has been compromised, with the erroneous thinking of the conspirators that falling inline with the trending fawning of socialistic propensities might, might, lead to better dealing with the Middle East. Now they will find out that what President Trump's brief escapade with Israel is really all about; the very thing this observer noted some time later is now upon the world; and nothing will stop it; nothing. A resurgent trending of the merchants of Tarshish are sailing into the head winds of their destruction; who will be able to survive? Even while America was helping Israel during President Trump's efforts (who knew he was the Cyrus of our age?), it was written to be short lived. There's only one winner left; they were destined for this moment; and that time is now commenced. Et tu, novus ordo seclorum?

As the song says; and the Savior did also: do not weep for me.....

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