Why Nobody Understood President Trump and His Interruption of Israeli-American Politics

Submitted by M Tovey (United States), Mar 22, 2021 at 13:24

Does anyone miss law and order yet? Does anyone have any clue as to why American politics is no longer following the model as shown in the series of statistical models and polls Dr. Pipes has been tracking over the presidencies of the past 4 Administrations? Does anyone see the reason for the changes of world political dynamics and why America is now no longer considered able to make a significant difference? During President Trump's four years the political dynamic between Israel and America went through some of the most dramatic political changes seen in nearly seventy years, before being sucked up in a malaise of political turpitude the likes of which had been seen before, but never to this extreme. The demise of the political system the elitist left is bent on controlling is in view and what President Trump provided during the four year pause in the elitists' schemes is something very few yet understand. Fewer yet realize what was started is not over; and worse yet, fewer are in a position to do anything about it. It is a runaway train no one can stop, and its wreckage will be epic.
What Dr. Pipes' review of the polling demonstrates has, as strange as it may seem, provided implications of religious portent, especially as it relates to Israel being an anti-religious (read anti-Semitic) anomaly in a quasi-religious environment that so many want to eliminate from the human consciousness. Thus, President Trump's Administration upset the dynamic of how Israel was to be treated in the face of all the efforts to marginalize, then eliminate the Jewish State. Strange how the Almighty Sovereign works in the affairs of mere mortals. Who understands what is next under the current Administration's ill-fated attempt to reinvigorate the Paris accord instead of the Abrahamic Accords? Timing of the consequences are now seen, the view being one of dramatic portent and no one can put on the brakes anymore.

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