ATTENTION!
Subject: Early analysis of the Alaska Summit between Trump & Putin (a SITREP)
Fortuitous, Historic or just Lucky?
Ongoing and threatened sanctions and tariffs against partner nations of Russia by the United States, especially the BRICS consortium, may have backfired.
Instead of trapping himself in a corner, Trump held this important meeting. Was it lucky that Putin accepted (likely)…was it historic (absolutely).
Without this meeting, the likelihood of further escalation toward a NUCLEAR confrontation was inevitable. This is the lucky part for us all.
Can this luck now be turned into a lasting peace and not simply a ceasefire—they never last? This is the fortuitous part. Trump seeks lasting peace, something that benefits all players, especially the people being slaughtered on a daily basis.
Like many decisions at this level, the answer is;
“It depends.”
First, the warmongers among the WDC elite love the longstanding doctrine of American hegemony. And second, without a Russian bogeyman the Military-Industrial Complex, that President Eisenhower warned about, loses profitability (how about China, they are actually killing Americans—can you say fentanyl?).
Until Americans realize that these two interests are the real barriers to peace, there will be no peace.
I pray for Trump to be more lucky than good as he attempts to make progress toward a lasting peace because these are two formidable walls to scale.
Never mind dealing with Europe in a full scale identity crisis. Globalism has driven most European nations to the edge of disaster.
May God watch over and protect our President who is America’s champion and we’re lucky and blessed to have him at this seminal moment in world history.
Time now to stand up and scale these walls, otherwise the consequences we face are not good.
Hey President Trump are you aware of what Ed Martin is stating here. Maybe this what something else that Susie Wiles kept from you. How do we not have heads rolling over this?
Ed is right to say at least bring some visibility to what they did to hundreds of J6ers never mind trying to put you in jail.
Corruption without accountability begets more corruption. This is NOT draining the swamp. Lack of action only serves to encourage it.
They want assurance that their nation is governed with purpose and foresight.
President Trump would serve the country well by stepping away from the daily turbulence of Washington and gathering trusted advisors, along with independent voices of experience, at Camp David for an honest examination of recent events and the course ahead.
Abrupt personnel changes without a settled strategy risk compounding uncertainty. What is needed is a comprehensive review of our national priorities and strategic direction, including a clear and coherent policy toward Iran.
“War, What is it good for…absolutely nothing!” 🎶
Especially a stupid and unnecessary war.
To what end do we continue to prosecute this war in the Middle East?
The WH seeks a budget increase of over a trillion dollars while Americans struggle to pay for housing and gas. This war against Iran seems to be treated as the only priority that matters. It was clearly on the minds of millions of Americans who recently and resoundingly voted against it.
Continuing down this path is a huge strategic error. It matches the decision the Bush administration made to invade Iraq. That was the greatest strategic error of this century. An expanded war in Iran would be the next one.
From everything I’ve seen, we’ve achieved our objectives in Iran. Moving forward is not a reflection of strength. It is the same reckless foreign policy that has already cost this country trillions while ordinary Americans pay the price at home.
America First means protecting our people and our economy first. Endless ...
Breaking: United States-Israel Defense Technology Cooperation Initiative
Today, Congress is returning from a very long recess. As they get back in town, I have a word of caution for them to seriously consider taking.
In August, I warned about the United States-Israel Defense Technology Cooperation Initiative in Section 219 of the House NDAA.
My opposition stands. America must retain independent control over our military technology, weapons development, and defense priorities.
Congress should NOT use the lame duck session to advance the United States-Israel Defense Technology Cooperation Initiative in the NDAA provision because of its implications for American sovereignty and independent control of our national defense.
Particularly after this election, Washington should be listening to the American people.
America must retain independent control over our military technology, weapons development, and defense priorities. I would apply that same standard to ANY foreign nation. Our responsibility is ...
We need to STOP with the “We are still a majority Christian nation!”
If we were, the majority of Christians would get off their rear ends and do far more!
No one, and I mean no one, has spoken out more in the past five years about the lack of Christian involvement in the political discourse of our country than I have (and I rarely speak for myself).
But I am tired of hearing so-called “Christians” say things like, “We all know who wins in the end.”
God knows I have screwed up many times in my life, but for some reason, He keeps me focused and determined on the things He works through me to accomplish. Yes, He expects His “ekklesia” (how about that big word) to stand their ground, and we have failed!
God created archangels to be warriors and messengers. He created so many other positive things on earth and in the heavens. Yet, when it comes to our time here on earth, we Christians turn our backs on Him (not all, but damn near 50 percent when it comes to voting).
As a Catholic and a ...
Let me tell you something straight up—President Trump’s tariffs are a bold, decisive strike for America’s soul. This isn’t just about trade; it’s about taking back what’s ours—our jobs, industries, and our pride. For too long, we’ve let the globalists and the weak-kneed elites sell us out to foreign powers who don’t give a damn about the American worker.