Left-Wing and Right-Wing Collusion against Trump’s Original Plan of Partnership with Russia against Islamic Terror
By Julio
Severo
Every time the subject Trump and Russia
emerges, U.S.
socialists, more known as “Democrats,” talk about Russian “collusion,” as
if a mere attempt of partnership with Russia were treason.
In fact, Russia has especially been
under attack since 2013, when Russian President Vladimir Putin passed a law banning
homosexual propaganda to children and adolescents. U.S. President Barack Obama
and the U.S. mainstream media mocked Russia, which has paid a very high cost
for protecting its children from homosexual predators. The
most important U.S. homosexual magazine labeled Putin and his conservative
stances as the main global threat to the homosexual agenda.
In
contrast, Rev. Franklin Graham, the son of the late evangelist Billy Graham,
praised Putin’s conservative stances in a 2014 cover story titled “Putin’s Olympic Controversy”
in Decision, the magazine published by the Billy Graham Evangelistic
Association.
Because of the past, where an
anti-Christian atheistic Soviet Union was as threatening as China and Saudi
Arabia, U.S.
neocons keep the bogeyman alive, because they need to justify their insatiable
expenditures in the massive U.S. military industrial complex. The Soviet
Union died, but for all intents and purposes, it is necessary to keep it alive
in the American mind.
So
left-wing Obama and right-wing Bush were opposed to Russia. Both used NATO to keep
Russia surrounded and suffocated. Obama imposed his socialist sanctions on
Russia and Trump has kept them.
If Trump tries to lift Obama’s sanctions,
the powerful left-wingers and right-wingers in America will charge him of
“cozying up to Putin,” “collusion with the Kremlin,” etc.
Right-wingers say that all the accusations
of “cozying up to Putin” are socialist-oriented.
So because of the condition of the
American mind, trained for decades to see Russia as the biggest bogeyman, both
sides use the bogeyman to scare the American public and scare U.S. presidents
from a healthy partnership with Russia.
If
the U.S. can have an economic partnership with China, the largest communist
nation in the world, why not with Russia? For all intents, China is today the
“Soviet Union” as far as communist threat is concerned. It is officially
atheistic. It is anti-Christian.
If the U.S. can have a
military and economic partnership with Saudi Arabia, the capital of Islam
and the main sponsor of Islamic terror around the world, including ISIS, why
not with Russia, the largest Christian Orthodox nation in the world?
Why does the U.S. establishment use a
bogeyman against Christian Russia, but not against Islamic Saudi Arabia and
communist China?
Any
attempt by Trump of a partnership with Russia has been faced, since 2016, with
numerous lies and accusations of “Russian collusion,” as if he wanted to
enslave America to a Soviet Union — while actually America is already enslaved
to Chinese communists and Saudi Muslims.
There is a real collusion. It is
neocon-oriented. It involves U.S. left-wingers and right-wingers. And their aim
is not China and Saudi Arabia. It is Russia.
In 2016, the Trevor Loudon website, known
for his anti-Russian stridency, said,
“If
Trump is elected, you will have the Russians… in the White House. Trump’s
advisers are very connected to Vladimir Putin and Russia. Trump himself has
many ties as well and is friends with Putin. This is why Putin will try to
sabotage Clinton with leaked emails, etc.”
With Loudon’s
occultist history, his presence in the White House would be more
threatening than many other threats.
If you thought that “Trump Cozying Up to
Putin” was an original left-wing accusation against Trump, nope. It came also from
Cliff Kincaid, a
Catholic who sees widespread Russian conspiracies in every crisis and problem
in this world and outside it. In 2016, he wrote a number of articles
against what he saw as a Trump-Putin “romance.”
In his article “Generals Warn of Russian
Aggression As Trump Cozies Up To Putin,” Kincaid said,
Trump
recently gave a foreign policy address that completely ignored Russian
aggression in Ukraine, leading to a warm reception in Moscow for the Republican
candidate.
The
curious omission by Trump is one of several actions or statements he has made
on Russian affairs that led Jonathan Chait to write an article for New York
magazine entitled, “Why
Is Donald Trump a Patsy for Vladimir Putin?” Attempting to explain Trump’s
statements of support for Russian President Putin, he cited evidence of
“Russia’s campaign to cultivate influence in the West by corrupting members of
the American media and political Establishment.”
Even
more significant is the verdict delivered by New York magazine’s Chait
regarding Trump himself. He says that while Trump’s style and bombastic
statements on foreign policy and other areas are considered controversial by
some, the much bigger scandal may be that “Trump is Vladimir Putin’s stooge.”
The story carried the implication that Trump is acting like an agent of
influence for Putin’s Russia.
Trump,
however, continues to preach cooperation with Russia.
Both Kincaid and Loudon, who consider
themselves right-wingers, saw some kind of “Russian collusion” in Trump in
2016.
For neocons, the biggest problem in the
universe is not Saudi Arabia and its supreme Islamic terror that slaughters
Christians around the world. It is not China, the current Soviet Union.
It is the Russian bogeyman!
No one wants to be near the bogeyman. And
neocons — including Loudon and Kincaid — are making sure that no American may
have the peace of mind to be near the bogeyman.
“Trump Cozying Up to Putin” is a charge
that shows that U.S. left-wingers and U.S. right-wingers are colluded in their
disposition to serve neocon ambitions.
What
if Trump took Putin to his ranch to extend a hand of friendship? Would
Democrats and Republicans accuse him of treason?
Ronald Reagan did just so. He took
Mikhail Gorbachev, the Soviet leader, to his ranch, to feel his family life and
his warm reception. If Reagan could do it for the
leader of an evil empire of atheism and communism, why cannot Trump do much
more for the leader of the largest Christian Orthodox nation in the world?
No
one accused Reagan of collusion with the Soviet Union. But now there are
widespread accusations, from neocons, of Trump’s collusion with Putin, and
Trump does not have even taken Putin to his ranch!
But
neocons see no collusion of America with Islamic Saudi Arabia and communist
China. And they do not let U.S. left-wingers and right-wingers see it too.
By consistently harassing and bullying
through baseless accusations of “Russian collusion,” the neocon-oriented
left-wing and right-wing collusion was able to scare Trump from a necessary
partnership of America, the largest Protestant nation in the world, with
Russia, the largest Christian Orthodox nation in the world, against Islamic
terror.
Essentially, Trump’s speech in 2016 was
against neocons and supportive of a partnership with Russia, a stance opposed
by both Bush and Obama. A stance opposed by all neocon-oriented left-wingers
and right-wingers.
Today,
for neocons’ joy, Trump has learnt how to behave like Bush and Obama on foreign
policy issues. The bogeyman has returned!
It
is impossible for Trump to fulfill his promise of draining the swamp and having
a necessary partnership between Christian America and Christian Russia against
the Islamic threat while the swamp’s neocon crocodiles call the shots.
Portuguese version of this article: Conluio
esquerdista e direitista contra o plano original de Trump de parceria com a
Rússia contra o terrorismo islâmico
Source:
Last Days Watchman
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