Hidden Intrigue of Dark Politics Resurfacing - Spotlighting the Israeli Dilemma

Submitted by M Tovey (United States), Mar 25, 2021 at 11:59

Thanks Dr. Pipes;
For this reminder of how deep state politics has been underlaying and corrupting American civics by trying to strip the Constitutional protections and replacing them with European style Continental parliamentarian forms of faux democracy instead of the republican representation of 'we the people.' Again, it is the prelude to the global paradigm of totalitarian control and the people pay the price.
Almost all the political elitists named in the article were considered by this observer as potentially suspect in the process of surreptitiously subjugating the greatest economical engine of wealth accumulated and then appropriated by the unconstitutional tax system; to be wielded against 'we the people' for such as time as this. The elitist leftist/Marxist humanist mentality of this could not stand the idea that their stealthy laid plans could be thwarted and 'trumped' by the 45th American Administration in creating the best economy; they required the exaction of penalties against the people for voting in President Trump.
Here's the tell; of all of the 'talent' being recruited, is in not strange that these bedfellows, including Rice, were not able to support Israel in all these decades of supposed diplomacy (again, the recent vote to put down Israel again), while the single greatest event in the twenty-first century of recognizing Jerusalem as Israel's eternal capitol occurred in spite of all that talent. The elitists are thinking the American people should pay for that; what they do not realize is they are setting themselves up for the fall; Ms. Rice included. So sad; they have no clue as to what is approaching after this latest Israeli election, do they.

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