Does Israel Really Know What America May or May Not Do When the Next Hand is Dealt?

Submitted by M Tovey (United States), Jul 27, 2022 at 16:44

While this observer contemplated the various ramifications of the 46th American Administrative Chief Executive's foray into a deeper corrupted political environment by expanding the range of victimization from being an American economic disaster to a globally catastrophic financial pandemic by returning America to a dark ages mentality of socialistically confiscating the economic health of middle America and using it to battle the windmills of 'climate issues' of the entire world and attempting to 'con' other actors in the world stage into conforming to the former accords of 2015 and failing miserably because the model fails. In a continuation of the previous thoughts of the previous post, the contemplation moved from America's plight of being sucker-punched by holding the knife to the throat of America's energy reserves and stealing the strategic supplies for sale to America's enemies while at the same time, attempting to convince others to do the same thing by selling their supplies to America and being paid in inflationary dollars, much in the same way the Weimar Republic (potentially one model being copied) tried to distance itself from the disaster of World War One; for America, Afghanistan, since the Soviet lesson was not learned and in the Stalinist vein, payment for losing so badly is going to cost. Is that not a potential plan that can be seen here? 2024 is still far enough away that anything can happen. The clash between East and West has already started; America does not have the resolve to be the nation of the free and Israel needs to separate itself politically before being caught up in America's current duplicitous attitude of not supporting Israel when the River card is played.

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