After the election victory of Donald Trump a new day has dawned. Things are about to change. Also, I am moving to another state. Movers are at the door. No time to write just now. But I did have time for a podcast with Johnny, Jimmy and Trevor.
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176 responses to “Johnny Anderson Podcast with Jimmy and Trevor Loudon”
ALL the agencies of the government are subject to communist infiltration, long-term KGB/GRU operation and most successful to date.
The point is that there is the disconnect with the reality, which means that the compromise is brewing how to properly expose and punish the communists inside the government.
Trump has allegedly named the woman from SD Kristi Noem as the Homeland Security Secretary, at least it was reported by Hoft, and that of itself shows the lack of proper understanding on part of Trump how to get rid of the communists that that Castro’s asset in there now had installed in that agency…so Trump should understand that much more radical procedure is required, which means he should fully terminate that agency and consider terminating the FBI as well, and set up new people in the DOJ and new FBI and new CIA.
He should probably name Rudy Giuliani as the Attorney General and get him to start arresting the democrats who were responsible for the 2020 fraud and onward, and the border crisis and Biden and all the rest of them, and charge them with treason. Fire all the DOJ and FBI and CIA, terminate them and prosecute them.
Then the communist judges – abuse of authority, violation of the oath of office, constitution, sedition, injustice committed, abuse of judicial power – and make sure that it says “all of this in the name of the communist subversion of the country and government” – charge them with high treason, capital punishment for all.
Will Trump do it – probably not.
The analysis about him stands, the KGB does not allow people whom the communists don’t control, into such prominent contacts, not with the Kremlin and not with people back then, in 1980s, as Trump was allowed and accepted.
The status quo will remain until the 1st nuclear ICBM explodes in the US and until millions are dead, and then it will be too late to fix it.
They may even try full scale communist revolution, for which nothing is ready, and the military is infiltrated by communists too, so there the cleaning up will be also very difficult.
It is a sad and very evil time.
Trump is meeting with the KGB resident now in the WH, he smiled at him and is there, which should not have been done, Trump should have rejected Biden’s offer and put him on notice that justice is coming. Being friendly with enemies like Biden is not good and morally corrupt, and true justice is injured (or at least mocked).
One additional thing Trump will most likely NOT do – he will not terminate the Dept. of “Education” and terminate their influence, he will not name them subversive communist element.
The communist subversion is so vast in the US, one would not believe it is even possible that so many young people are so perverted by this evil atheistic diabolical ideology.
And Trump will most likely not name communist groups as Antifa and so on, as communist terrorist organizations…
Trump is one of them, he is most likely the controlled opposition, they are very happy with his half-way approach and compromises. And he will continue to advertise the false proposition that the both sides should come together and become more friendly…even though his surrogates as Bannon are saying it more strongly that there will be none of it, no compromise, which is again questionable as to the results because they had when he was still in the WH – he didn’t do anything about it and he kept the obvious saboteurs as Sessions and then Barr at the helm of that evident sabotage of justice.
In terms of national security, without truly radical and transparent attack on the American communist structures, eliminating their influences and positions within the government, without it there is no chance that any substantial change will occur, only marginal and temporary changes, but not the necessary fundamental true justice against these communist criminals.
“Trump is one of them, he is most likely the controlled opposition” talk about being detached from reality. Go sit at the kids table, the adults are talking
Well, long years of experience with communist methods and more than a fair share of communist provocateurs is the driving force of the statement about Trump and his previous history with various KGB contacts and Kremlin visits, his wife Ivana being listed as Czechoslovak espionage asset etc.
Keep it up with such attacks, one day the KGB will substantiate them for you where you don’t want to be, and you will see the ugly truth of your opinion, how mislead you were.
In fact, at this point one would prefer the kids table because they are more receptive to the truth than the adults, especially those with no experience regarding communist criminal operations, or for that matter communist provocateurs using the usual ridicule scheme, which scheme obviously is very well detectable.
Be patient, one day it will come to light – the truth that is. FULLY !
Trump supports LGBT and has no grasp on communist subversion. Brace yourselves my American friends for the greatest false dawn in living memory.
I will say seeing who is named as Trump’s new Chief of Staff. A big, big red flag.
Former Big Pharma lobbyist?
It seems Trump has started right where he left off the last time in office. Surrounding himself with these kind of people, advisors who are NOT for the American people.
This was brought to light in May 2024. And this site just brought it to attention recently.
https://healthimpactnews.com/2024/trump-announces-former-big-pharma-lobbyist-to-run-white-house-staff/?utm_source=substack&utm_medium=email
Not good.
Wiles reportedly does not like RFK, Jr, though, so if she can keep him out, it might be worth it. Although I do appreciate his views on vaccines.
I’m very disappointed Wiles wasn’t able to steer Trump away from Tulsi Gabbard for DNI.
I’m pretty sure most of people who comment on this board have a better grasp on itellegence and national security than Tulsi Gabbard. And I know Jimmy, Loudon and Nyquist do.
The person from NYC has lot of good points and understanding.
But to understand this fully, the communist subversion has started very early, perhaps even before the 1917 Russian Bolshevik revolution, and the establishment of Russian controlled Communist Party worldwide afterwards, with its own intelligence network and vast network of spies and informants, including those in the government, media, schools, any other place of public influence, to assume a TOTAL control of the society and country, then they have their own controlled opposition and Trump fits the profile of being a member substantially, as he is not a stupid ignorant person, but lacks proper strength to deal with this immense threat of communist tyranny, and then he compromises on issues that true leader can never compromise on, including accepting such communist states as Russia, China etc. as equal and allowing them to be in business with the US, influencing the aspects of daily life, in economy and public sphere, and unless Trump quits this dangerous approach and tells the truth that militarily and in strategy and evil intent the Russian and Chinese communist criminals are evil and must be isolated in full, he is on list of suspects and fellow travelers.
MOREOVER, he had 4 years in the WH and had allowed known KGB asset to gain access to the stolen presidency, Trump has failed to recognize the communist danger, and in many cases has even protected the truth from coming out – in regards for example of the insufficient US nuclear deterrent against the Russian and Chinese communist aggressors.
So no matter what these people as Bannon and Navarro etc. are now saying, that is the official line they follow, and that is the only line accepted no matter whether that is the truth or not, and it is most certainly NOT the WHOLE truth.
Reagan made a huge mistake in signing the disarmament pact with Gorbachov, and Trump just follows the line now, he will not terminate any Russian and Chinese positions nor favors to them, he will just maintain the wrong course, as has been the case of the US leadership for decades (ever since that Stalin’s friend Roosevelt and his administration recognized the Russian Bolshevik terrorist state as legitimate).
That’s why I said that the last anti-communist, independent President was Eisenhower. People criticize me for saying Reagan was a Soviet idiot who led to the de-industrialization and disarmament of the West. His neoliberalism is the antithesis of capitalism as it’s a Soviet economic voodoo to destroy capitalism
Strongly agree with your sentiments re: Reagan and neoliberalism, although libertarianism (notably von Mises) is a good starting point for understanding how a free economy works. The extreme financialization and the deindustrialization of the US was a huge economic and national security error. We simply lack the political will and ability to reverse it. With that stated, the records of Reagan and Eisenhower are mixed and complex. On the one hand, Reagan freed Grenada (in a coalition with other Caribbean nations) from a Soviet/Cuban controlled communist dictatorship, backed the Christian Democratic and ARENA governments in El Salvador against the communist FMLN, armed other anti-communist allies, embargoed certain critical technologies to the US (in his first term), etc. On the other hand, the Gipper lifted the grain embargo on the USSR, further opened the floodgates of military technologies and critical capital goods to Communist China, continued the importation of oil from MPLA Angola, continued favorable trade with Romania/Yugoslavia, increased trade with pro-Soviet Ba’thist Iraq, etc. Mixed record for many different reasons (competing interests within the economy and the Republican Party coalition). Eisenhower was far more liberal than Reagan on a whole swathe of issues. He was clearly anti-communist and committed to a softened New Deal style of capitalism (see the Republican Party’s 1956 platform). It further deflated the appeal of the CPUSA, which then had to infiltrate itself into other causes (notably “peace” and “civil rights) per the 1959 convention of the Party as documented by Eugene Methvin in his book The Riot Makers. After all, a growing number of American workers and professionals were experiencing Shared but Earned Prosperity. Ike was also committed to the NATO alliance, backed our allies in Taiwan, South Korea, Iran, South Vietnam, etc. However, with that stated, Eisenhower’s Administration cut off assistance to the Fulgencio Batista, which paved the way for Fidel Castro to take over Cuba on January 1, 1959; refused to back the Hungarian Revolution in 1956 (not sure if American support would have led to war with the USSR or not); further deepened ties (including exports of arms) to Yugoslavia; exported a steel mill to Poland; and allowed for the slow export of American industry and mining to other countries (as documented by Nevada Republican Senator George Malone in his book Mainline). After studying Cold War history, I always find that American policy did not operate under the strictures of a consistent anti-communism. Nor did many of our NATO allies and countries in the free world.
Eisenhower was the last leader having the correct ideas to defeat communism: Prosperity. If you shower people with prosperity, then they won’t be radical extremists that are bloodthirsty for revolution. This is the weakness of Communism as Lenin stated many times before October Revolution which he complained Russians wouldn’t accept communism under prosperity. All leaders after him failed to realize this and kept committing mistakes to make people alienating capitalism further.
This is misleading. Are you implying that we should just invest in/trade with/extend credits to the Communist nations? We’ve done that often and of late, to our detriment and the building up of our Communist enemies.
Also, to Nevin, the Kitchen Table debate between Nixon and Khruschev was nothing but foolishness on the American side.
The Communist leaders had not allowed true prosperity of their people for some 42 years leading up to that point, and they weren’t about to start. I believe all it did was foster the false idea among Americans that we could just bring the Communists around to a more peaceful way of thinking and acting by simply having a better standard of living, instead of maintaining the perhaps uncomfortable having a militaristic mindset against them.
We’ve had over 60 years of “living better than them” though, and it hasn’t accomplished anything.
Strongly agree with that point. The Kitchen Debate of Nixon-Khrushchev confirmed that. How the average steel worker could afford a comfortable home. However, as you know, Shared but Earned Prosperity is only but one tool to defeat communism. The Commies looked to other fractures in American society to exploit. That’s why I’m such a stout advocate of continuous improvement of our country and being proactive in solving real national problems. Outflanking our adversaries. Thanks for your posts.
@Greyknight: Thanks for the engagement. I totally disagree with the provisioning of credits, aid, and trade with communist dictatorships. It’s suicide from a national security viewpoint and immoral in the extreme from a human rights perspective.
I’ll have to partially disagree with your view regarding the Kitchen Debate and the need to extend Shared But Earned prosperity to the vast majority of Americans. At the same time, the US should have heeded the advice put forth in the 1957 Gaither Report. On that, we probably agree. As I mentioned in a previous comment, Shared But Earned Prosperity is but one of many tools used to fight domestic communist and socialist parties. Commies are always probing our societal weaknesses.
I think I misunderstood you. I thought you were saying that the West pursuing a quality standard of living would hopefully cause the Communists in Russia and the bloc to desire the same for their society, and cool their aspirations for conquest.
My question as to whether someone was implying we should “do business” with the bloc was to Xeno Man.
I do think Nixon was foolish to engage in the Kitchen debate for several reasons.
As for the Gaither Report, that is something I would need to read, as I’ve never heard of it.
@Greyknight: Many thanks. I learned that from Jeff, who posted a great essay on the topic of the Gaither Report years ago. It is officially titled Deterrence & Survival in the Nuclear Age. I cannot locate Jeff’s old essay discussing it. However, the actual report can be found here: https://nsarchive2.gwu.edu/NSAEBB/NSAEBB139/nitze02.pdf
Feel free to elaborate your reasons to oppose the Kitchen Debate. I do agree with you that the communists are not interested in generating Shared But Earned Prosperity for their own people. They were a rapacious plutocracy masquerading as advocates for social justice. No Kitchen Cabinet debates could or would ever change that. So I guess we are on the same page on that as well.
I’m a rather simple man, and it’s been a grueling week, but here are what immediately comes to my mind:
1.) It was foolish to acknowledge or treat Khruschev as a legitimate leader on equal standing as the American president.
I am not for any recognition of or contact with Communist leaders. It’s the equivalent of, “we do not negotiate with terrorists.” We don’t give them legitimacy. We don’t countenance them. We don’t respectfully treat them as peers.
2.) You definitely don’t go on the enemy’s turf. You don’t play a man in the game he excels at. A good general chooses and prepares the battleground.
3.) You don’t “debate” with veteran, professional liars.
4.) Kennedy looked like a wimp getting browbeaten and bullied by Khruschev’s boisterous offensive. Wouldn’t have happened if he didn’t go on the enemy’s turf.
5.) It’s a real hollow philosophy that says “we’ll defeat our entrenched, implacable, mortal enemy who is always working against us on all levels by simply maintaining a higher standard of living, and producing more consumer goods, etc.”
I meant *Nixon*, not Kennedy.
And Nixon was foolishly deceives in thinking the average Soviet man on the street and, I think he mentioned a cab driver, were allowed to see this exhibit. If I remember correctly, he said he had seen some Russian farmers selling some their produce or some such thing, and different people had shown interest in the American exhibit.
He had no clue these people were most likely intelligence agents.
Of course, Golitsyn’s revelations were yet years down the road, but our side was very undiscerning, and to me, watching the old footage and listening to Nixon, he looked silly, and thus made America look silly to the Communists.
Exactly right! It was a mistake of Eisenhower to imagine we could defeat communism by market hedonism.
@GreyKnight: I wholeheartedly agree with your points. Good thought. Definitely not a simple man. Maybe more of a principled man based on your thoughts.
I used to be a Nixon admirer back when I was a conservative and loyal Republican. After I dug deep into his record as President, my views shifted quite a bit.
Shared But Earned Prosperity in the US was good for stabilizing the home front and winning hearts and minds in the noncommunist and perhaps parts of the “Non-Aligned” world. Convincing Soviet leaders? Forget it!
Looking forward to listening to the podcast. Best wishes in your move Mr. Nyquist.
Thank you, inspector.
Minute 48 of the podcast – Mr. Loudon makes an interesting point of how to deal with the communist agents, and that Trump should set up a new intel agency to deal with the threat, and to offer the lower position communist agents an amnesty to recruit them to report on their commanding officers and their KGB etc. plans – HOW TO ANSWER THIS POINT ?
It will NOT work with the communists because of the KGB etc. security and strict communist discipline, and most importantly because of their fanaticism, because all of them are committed to the communist cause and they will not betray it for nothing and they are perfectly willing to go to jail under long years of sentence because they are told that their comrades will one day get them out when the communist revolution is victorious.
They also know that if they became traitors that their whole families and them also will be exterminated and in a most brutal way, so they know that there is no other way but to resist such advances of people who are the hated capitalist enemies.
And if they find one or two who would, there is no assurance that they are not communist double-agents and spies, and their is no assurance that they are telling the truth and nothing but the whole truth, and also, the KGB and related services are separated by departments and each department knows only the data of that portion of the particular sphere of operation the department is involved in and the rest is not disclosed by the KGB leadership, for security reasons.
That’s why to obtain a defector as Gen. Sejna, member of the Czechoslovak Defense Council, is the only way to know the whole picture and strategy…provided there is the willingness to understand that there was never genuine collapse of communism nor of the USSR and that the KGB Kremlin and the CCP Beijing can never be trusted and must be always isolated and its influence destroyed.
Trump will fix the economy, but he is not the right choice nor is there any other right choice, of true anti-communist leader, which is precisely the KGB Moscow objective – i.e. to keep the enemy blind and deaf to the truth and to have their own KGB controlled opposition in the strategic crucial places of the government.
Your opening paragraph was an encouraging expression of optimism. Really.
Also, I had noticed the two empty bookshelves in your last video and assumed you had finally decided to move to another state as you had mentioned as being a possibility in an earlier video.
Yes, it’s terrible to have my library packed up.
Hope the move goes well! We moved over 100 very heavy boxes of books in our most recent move & vowed never to move again! We accidentally warped the four U-boxes we rented from the weight of the books lol.
Hope you found a good state to move to. Michigan is beautiful but Gov. Whitmer seems even worse than Newsom. If I lived there, I’d move just to get away from her!
Yes, Whitmer is nuts.
Thanks for doing your part to turn your swing state red before pulling up stakes. Best of luck with the move.
I was so happy to see Michigan turn purple. lol.
So the kids table reporting here again :
The situation is getting better by the minute:
“Former” Democrat Tulsi Gabbard reportedly named as DNI (Director of National Intelligence)…Hoft just reported. This is a huge mistake, if it is a mistake and only mistake indeed.
And Rubio as the Secretary of State, Matt Gaetz Attorney General.
Gaetz is not a bad choice but in terms of anti-communist policy and true justice it is something that may not prove substantial.
Also why is Trump naming Congress elected people when the House Republicans have such a small margin of power ? The DNI should have been in the hands of some retired general, with combat experience, not the Pentagon brass, and the Homeland Security, the woman from South Dakota, that is also a bad choice, she has no experience for such an important position, and as it was said before, Trump should have terminated this HS Agency because by now it is full of subversive assets as the present time traitor that sits there had a chance to install such people in it, and Obama before him.
So the point is this – where does wisdom begin and the pretended ignorance stop ?
Dreadful.
It has apparently been confirmed that Russian state tv published nude photos of Melania. Definitely a message to Trump there, and a classic Soviet move. Worrying.
All I saw was a story containing pictures of her from her old modeling days. No nudity.
The Russians are so nasty.
Last time, half of the people Trump appointed were disloyal to him. I think he is trying to find loyal people. I’m not saying all of his choices are good – just suggesting why they may not make sense from other viewpoints.
And sometimes I think he may mistake flattery for loyalty.
Yes. He is picking loyal people.
I don’t like the idea of Ms. Gabbard as Director of National Intelligence. Jeff has said in the past that she’s not really Conservative; she’s apparently more of a Socialist or something like that.
Trump has seemingly also been getting closer to RFK Jr. of late. This too troubles me. I hope he doesn’t appoint him to a Cabinet post, or to some other powerful position.
Yes, while I respect Gabbard’s military service, she is an apologist for Assad and Putin. Not a good fit for DNI. She’s part of the Jimmy Dore left.
And there it is: https://www.breitbart.com/politics/2024/11/14/donald-trump-taps-robert-f-kennedy-to-lead-health-and-human-services-department/
Not good, IMO.
I am worried about this appointment.
https://keywiki.org/Tulsi_Gabbard
https://www.trevorloudon.com/2024/05/keywiki-highlighted-profile-tulsi-gabbard/
Thanks for that. Proves the point.
This info about Ms. Gabbard is so bad that it shows Trump even in worse light than before. Read the Trevor Loudon link, it has photo evidence, posters in it, and the connections to various communist elements and their policies.
Such person shouldn’t be trusted with government cleaning lady position, much less with something like DNI – this is so damaging to Trump that what else could be there of more obvious conclusion ?
Now the appointment of Noem for Homeland Security is even more intriguing, because that looks like somebody who will not fire the element that Mayorkas put there, although all things are possible, but it may look like that somebody else will be pulling the strings and these people are just the front…the question is who, which side will be pulling the strings – and communist connections – and then if anything goes wrong they, including Trump, will claim “incompetence” and “bad luck or bad choice”
Trump has no good history of picking the right people in such key cabinet positions, and now it is coming back, and somebody in charge of US Intel agency, with “former” communist connections ?
Now they are making sure that this kind of analysis gets discredited by having the obvious discredited voice to speak almost the same words, but that is the typical communist tool of what is called reversed psychology…they use discredited sources to publish the truth so that nobody would believe it as credible afterwards – this is a typical KGB trick…and very useful.
It will start making more sense when the time goes by that something has been wrong from the beginning.
When they came with the misleading and truly coverup term “Deep State” instead of the truth “Communist infiltrators, Moscow in charge of them”, then now it comes to light that the analysis about Trump being possibly a long-term KGB asset may not be so out of touch as it may seem to be to some of the people, but here, those at the kids table, there is no more mistake, only the view of the status quo being preserved and their attempt to blame it on “institutional ignorance” (if such term is even possible).
When will the people of America finally learn that the communists, run by the KGB Kremlin, are way way way ahead of them ? To anticipate the enemy’s moves is one of the KGB perfected strategies and they know how to have proper people in place when their visible assets are replaced by the sleeper cells…the controlled opposition.
But the kids table is only the kids table, so go ahead you smart adults, explain yourselves, the results matter.
It one thing to stand for the truth without compromise and another to run the truth by wishful thinking, but the wishful thinking is not always, almost never (in fact) in accordance with the truth.
AND the kids table reporting again:
From the Hoft website:
https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2024/11/president-trump-reveals-what-he-joe-biden-discussed/
In a phone interview with the New York Post this afternoon, Trump revealed what he and Biden talked about behind closed doors stated while noting they “both really enjoyed seeing each other.”
“You know, it’s been a long, it’s been a long slog,” Trump said to the Post. “It’s been a lot of work on both sides and he did a very good job with respect to campaigning and everything else. We really had a really good meeting.”
Trump told the Post he and Biden discussed the transition of power, which will officially occur on January 20. Then they went into foreign affairs
Trump said that he and Biden spoke about two significant foreign policy issues: the war in Ukraine and the ongoing war in the Middle East. Trump has consistently vowed to end the Ukraine war upon assuming the presidency again and has consistently pointed out how the Biden regime has undercut Israel.
“I asked for his views, and he gave them to me,” Trump explained. “Also, we talked very much about the Middle East, likewise. I wanted to know his views on where we are and what he thinks.
“And he gave them to me, he was very gracious.”
Trump added that the process for selecting cabinet officials for his second term is going “very smoothly” and his transition team enjoys a “very, very, good relationship” with the Biden White House.
The 45th and soon-to-be 47th President told the Post he expects to see Biden right before his inauguration. Biden has vowed that he will watch Trump get sworn into office.
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Opinion from the kids table:
No more opinions needed – if people don’t see it then there is no help. Many will only learn in some Siberian or Venezuelan Gulag…which this posting wishes none to experience, EVER.
Off-topic, but of interest: https://www.breitbart.com/asia/2024/11/12/report-china-builds-prototype-nuclear-reactor-for-aircraft-carrier/
Sorry to be the resident pessimist at the moment.
More bad news: https://www.americanthinker.com/blog/2024/11/swamp_alert_trump_reportedly_eyeing_a_george_soros_ally_as_treasury_secretary.html
Paul Manafort and Michael Cohen risked a lot, and did a lot, to ensure the Trump win in 2016. Then each of them served a year or two in federal prison while Trump was President! (Trump could have pardoned them.) This will make others reluctant to take risks for Trump.
Trump will likely deliver another unforeseen victories for the communists. I don’t think it will be just the Russian annexation of Ukraine or Chinese annexation of Taiwan. The communists always plan multiple fronts beyond the battlegrounds that we see in the news.
I fear that Trump’s economic naïveté will pave for the acceleration of Belt and Road Initiative and Russian economic conquest of Africa & LATAM. The USA has been effectively de-industrialized, so any tariff or trade war won’t restore the USA manufacturing industries. The restoration of American industrial power requires the termination of bureaucracy and drastic undo of labor reforms that are impossible to do. Even with Department of Government Efficiency will be in existence, I personally doubt it will help since Elon Musk is a Russian stooge that seeks to disarm the USA even further.
People don’t realize that China and Russia actually love Reagan for his neoliberalism that permanently destroyed American industrialism and self-sufficiency. His policies allowed China and Russia being more powerful today. Trump can potentially allow the communists expanding more across the world to isolate the USA permanently.
This is why CONCERNED is very correct
Interesting post.
“People don’t realize that China and Russia actually love Reagan for his neoliberalism that permanently destroyed American industrialism and self-sufficiency.”
I believe this statement is potentially correct. Do you have any sources for this? Thanks!
It is true, they deceived him and Reagan should have never signed anything with them, nor his successor Bush the elder, and that was the item they were seeking to obtain, it opened up the deception strategy, the Manuilski Sun Tzu, which is today materialized so much for them.
They main weapon is deception and subversion, and on this they rely to bring the victory of communism, and if there is any setback, they will use the nuclear and biological warfare persuasion tool to obtain it.
It is hard to imagine that back then they didn’t know any better, but that is the reality today. The bottom line is the general rule (and the 170 plus years old doctrine of the Catholic Church) to never trust the communist advances and communist promises, and that communism and socialism as such are condemned as pernicious heretical ideologies which lead all who embrace them to Hell.
And unfortunately Mr. Trump is the proponent of this good relationship with the KGB Russia, CCP Beijing and Bolshevik anybody else…and that is absolutely wrong and will prove much wrong when their time to act come…
@CONCERNED: Totally agree. Reagan signing the INF Treaty and nominating (with Senate confirmation) of USTEC head C. William Verity of Armco Steel was a complete reversal of Reagan’s anticommunist first term. (Although his first term was fraught with contradictions). Declassified communist bloc documents did point to the mounting trade and budget deficits in 1980s America and how it weakened our position in the world. Perhaps radical leftist academic/psychoanalyst Joel Kovel wasn’t kidding or entirely wrong when he stated at a conference devoted to anticommunism at Harvard University (1988): “the US is weakening and has less capacity to enforce a megalomaniacal ideology like anticommunism.” Statements like Kovel’s remind me why I absolutely detest much of the extreme left.
Mr. Nyquist,
As the ancient writings confirm ““A prophet is not without honor except in his own country and in his own house.”
Several years ago you remarked about a fellow who suddenly found himself out of work; …you mentioned something to the effect that you saw him going very far and that you saw a bright future ahead of him. That gent that you spoke of appeared in North Carolina; shortly after Hurricane Helene on October 4, 2024.
Mr. Nyquist you have exceptional abilities in assessing leadership qualities.
Jimmy from Brooklyn is most desirous of opening a line of communications connecting the Anti-Communist Dream Team with Top Level leadership. Perhaps Jimmy could establish such a line of communications with that Gent from the Past based on a mutual, commitment to Anti-Communism.
Mr. Nyquist, Do you think that this is a feasible idea?
https://matthewlohmeier.com/at-nc-town-hall-matt-lohmeier-asks-president-trump-to-remove-divisive-dei-from-the-military/
It would be great to meet him.
The victory of Trump is quite heartening for our cause. However, the communist infiltrators have seeped so deep that their removal is impossible at this point. In fact, there are ongoing chatters in the CCP elite circle that they don’t care about Trump presidency because their agents in the West will not be affected much. In fact, some of them celebrate his victory because it will justifies the CCP’s expansion of anti-American activities which many CCP elites will benefit from expanded government fundings to fund the armed forces to destroy the West. However, I just remember that Mr Lude Wang has mentioned that the CCP successfully smuggled anti-air missiles into the US. Between now and the inauguration date, there’s a chance that the CCP will assassinate Trump.
Let’s hope they cannot use missiles on Trump.
CONCERNED, of course you’re reporting from the kids table, that’s were all the noise is coming from. So much negativity, so much despair.
Trump isnt in office, hasn’t done anything but that doesn’t stop you from disparging the man as “one of them”. get a grip. Trump is not a commie, Trump is not enabling commies.
as for ‘explaining myself”, i dont suffer fools.
get a grip and back away from the keyboard. take a walk and calm done. your communist overthrow of America has been postponed for now
@shipwreck … I like your nickname.
It is true that only adults (should) live in an objective reality, although more and more now prefer to remain in an infantile state.
We all learn early on that we cannot fly like a bird, live underwater like a fish, nor are we a Barbie or a Ken. Nevertheless, more and more adults prefer to remain in the educational system of the educational state and chase after infantile fantasies.
I am absolutely not convinced that Trump is a communist … but that he is happy to get involved with communists if it helps him. Perhaps this has something to do with his entrepreneurship and the industry he works in.
I always compare him a little with Helmut Kohl, the German Chancellor who, between two socialist chancellorships, was forced to carry out the partial reunification of West and Central Germany, even though it was against the German Basic Law and the constitutional court ruling derived from it (clarification of Willi Brandt’s Eastern policy in the early 1970s).
In 1986, the anti-communist Helmut Kohl was still shouting to the world that Gorbachev was the new Goebbels (newsweek article). That changed very quickly when Gorbachev spoke more and more frequently and clearly about the fact that reunification would make sense and one could simply deduce from his statements that he wanted it that way. When everything came to a head from 1988 onwards and Operation Lujtsch took its course, Kohl and the then Foreign Minister Hans-Dietrich Genscher had no choice but to violate the German Basic Law and delete an article against the applicable rules. The way was clear for reunification and ended in the 2+4 Treaty. This means that Germany is in the hands of the Russians.
Personally, I was furious that both Reagan and Bush (in my eyes) only saw their own historic entry when they unnecessarily ‘forced’ reunification and thus forced Germany and Europe into communism. Margaret Thatcher’s hands were tied. François Mitterand rubbed his hands together.
Gorbachev was then able to trumpet his idea of the New World Order to all directions, was the leader of the peace and environmental movements and prepared the ground for the takeover of the United States.
Anyone who heard Putin’s speech in the German Bundestag (which was celebrated with standing ovations from all factions – 2001 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F0_0WqUuh9E ) and correctly understood his unambiguous words about Eurasia under Russian leadership knew from that point on at the latest where things were going.
The USA is stuck in its childish belief that communism was a thing of the past forever and ever.
This is now all of our problems.
Yes.
Reply to Shipwreck:
You need to have proper credentials to speak this way, mislead and wrong, and so much so the US is on the wrong track and will continue to be when people don’t realize that their own American pride had caused it and they are thus not able to see the truth that the Russian Bolsheviks outsmarted them and brought them to this catastrophic situation.
So your shipwreck will just remain shipwreck,unless you wake up, and your disrespectful insulting rhetoric is duly noted.
And it is your choice to put blanket over your eyes and then criticize the analysis, without in fact offering any worthy argument at all to the contrary. This has been seen before, it is just typical…BUT don’t order around what one should do when you don;t like what one writes, you don’t have the quality of refuting the truth about the communist plans and strategy etc., including Trump, and so the truth is irrefutable.
you are totally unhinged but please continue your “analysis”. In the meantime, the adults will continue fighting to save our nation, while you reap the benefits.
“The USA is stuck in its childish belief that communism was a thing of the past forever and ever”
so you, like others in the comments, know the hearts and minds of all Americans? Given the election results, The Silent Majority completely refuted the marxist communists that are poisoning the body politic. More Americans are aware of the threat of global communism than you or even Jeff want to give credit for and we saw that last week.
I have hope for the future. We The People are awake and pissed off more than i have ever seen in my lifetime. They want justice and they want their country to survive. They see the commie/marxist infiltration and have said NO.
SOOO tired of hearing about The United States impending demise.
What are your credentials in such matters of communist strategy, deception, knowledge and so on, you have not answered at all, you just continue with your insults.
You sound like one of the communist provocateurs that likes to provoke reaction in order to discredit the analysis, and so you go into these disrespectful rants without any factual backing at all.
But we all are willing to hear what you have to offer, so offer something valuable about Trump, facts that support what your are saying, but you are not doing that, you just don’t believe that who he could be, i.e. asset of the enemy, the controlled opposition, you just don’t believe this is possible.
You remind this publication of the kind of people about 25 years ago when they were using the term of ridicule “tinfoil hat” and that’s it, but never any factual substance and edifying content at all.
But to this publication it means nothing, it is understood that such insults will come, and they always come, but the truth stands – and Trump will continue proving it from now on and onward, you and your likes just refuse to believe it, and true – it is hard to believe it, but that’s exactly what the KGB psychological warfare is about, they are masters of deceit and master in communist strategy – and you as a evident novice and layman just need to learn some about it.
Moreover you should quit the insulting tone, you don’t know the authority you are addressing, and God may look at it differently…VERY differently.
Hi Shipwreck: (and after reading thru comments this morning, LADY and CONCERNED, too.)
Well, I know this is just my opinion from my small sphere of life, but most people around me know very little to nothing of the depths of this world communist revolution. They know something is very wrong/corrupt, and communism, as expressed thru the CCP/schools/DEI trainings, are a serious problem. But people r just wide-eyed silent and usually change the subject when one even tries to gently broach we r in a world communist revolution, the defectors warnings, Russia/China with the bloc have planned to take America down and invade for decades now, which they r currently in process of doing. And, above all, there is little to no paradigm for, or awareness of, that there is Woke MAGA communism- that we conservatives are being targeted by very sophisticated information war and are being subverted, too. So, I think that is the concern people have here.
Most conservatives are over the moon with joy that Trump is back in, and it’s all going to get addressed and turned all around. Lots of “Dream Team” hoopla. I, too, have much hope for America, but it’s not resting in Trump or his picks of leadership, but of my deep convictions God is not done with America and He still has merciful plans for good for her yet. But, I also see His good purposes will probably be worked in and thru some VERY troubling waters yet ahead, that there seems to be no way to fully avoid, if at all. And, a big reason for the “gloomy” tone here is it is grievous to see so many conservatives deceived by this very sophisticated propaganda and just believing what our enemies want us to believe – ie hard to see Tulsi, etc, get appointed, who has been clearly documented as a thoroughbred communist in her upbringing, relationships, statements, loyalties, and actions over her life. But, conservatives largely are just celebrating her appointment.
But, again, I have hope for America. Trump’s clear win was a huge answer to the prayers of millions of people literally around the world. God will work many good things thru Trump, undoubtably. Trump was God’s mercy to us, to give us a bit more time to turn from the path we were on, and to work to restore the Republic again. With humans being humans, I can only assume Trump and his admin will not be the wonderfully perfect solution as some are now exhuberantly expecting, but he also probably won’t be as bad as others assume. Like most things, it will be mixed. When it is all said and done, and the years/decades roll on, think we will all clearly see and experience, more and more, that there truly is no one worthy to rule the earth, except the only Worthy One – Jesus – when He returns at that last trumpet. Til then, we stay steady, keeping hope alive, resisting/exposing evil, and above all, keep doing good and working to restore the Republic and freedom that so many shed their blood to pass on to us. May we be faithful in our years to take hold of what we allowed to slip away from us. (Ps 37, Isa 26:9-10)
Some traditionally sensational news from Valeriy Solovey:
“Dead” Prigozhyn is planning to make public appearance in January. He has not given up his attempts to overthrow Russian government.
Russia plans to freeze citizens’ bank deposits. The crisis will worsen.
A very curious rumor.
President Donald J Trump the Orange Man, leads the Orange Revolution in America! Beat them at their own game right? Gotta get Hulk Hogan on board. A visible symbol of peace through strength. We are doomed.
A good article from Sam Faddis:
https://andmagazine.substack.com/p/many-pennsylvanias-now-this-revolution
REPLY to SHIPWRECK”
What are your credentials in such matters of communist strategy, deception, knowledge and so on, you have not answered at all, you just continue with your insults.
You sound like one of the communist provocateurs that likes to provoke reaction in order to discredit the analysis, and so you go into these disrespectful rants without any factual backing at all.
But we all are willing to hear what you have to offer, so offer something valuable about Trump, facts that support what your are saying, but you are not doing that, you just don’t believe that who he could be, i.e. asset of the enemy, the controlled opposition, you just don’t believe this is possible.
You remind this publication of the kind of people about 25 years ago when they were using the term of ridicule “tinfoil hat” and that’s it, but never any factual substance and edifying content at all.
But to this publication it means nothing, it is understood that such insults will come, and they always come, but the truth stands – and Trump will continue proving it from now on and onward, you and your likes just refuse to believe it, and true – it is hard to believe it, but that’s exactly what the KGB psychological warfare is about, they are masters of deceit and master in communist strategy – and you as a evident novice and layman just need to learn some about it.
Moreover you should quit the insulting tone, you don’t know the authority you are addressing, and God may look at it differently…VERY differently.
What does everyone think of this? I came across this short video clip on X the other day of Trump being interviewed by Glenn Beck.
Trump starts off well by saying that talk of global warming infuriated him, nuclear war was the main threat, etc. Then he makes the claim that he “rebuilt our military at the highest level… I hated to have to do the nuclear but I did.” What is he referring to here?
THEN he goes completely off the rails and says, “I think I would have had a deal with Russia and China to denuclearize… all three of us agreed on it conceptually, but COVID came along….”
Denuclearize whom? The five states that he thought shouldn’t have nuclear weapons? (I’m assuming not because the US, Russia and China probably wouldn’t be able to exert the necessary pressure on some of those countries— in particular, India and Pakistan.)
So is he talking about making a “deal” with Russia & China to denuclearize the US, if they also agreed to denuclearize?
If he’s talking about the latter, and we were only saved from this happening by Covid, then a) I wish I hadn’t voted for him, b) I’m very concerned about what direction the DOGE headed by Musk & Ramaswamy might take, and c) I’m entertaining the thought that he could be some sort of Russian asset after all!
Thoughts?
https://x.com/glennbeck/status/1846249496130269235?s=46
They cheated every time they signed any disarmament treaty with the US, Mr. Nyquist knows this much better and the details.
But this is not new about Trump, he was like this when he went to Kremlin in 1987, in fact that was the talk of the town (meaning NYC) back then that he was very much interested in nuclear disarmament.
You have to look at what he is not saying in that excerpt – or anywhere else – that Russia and China etc., the communist bloc has nuclear superiority over the US and that NATO is far inferior with its deterrent than the Bolsheviks.
But this is yet another red flag, but not despair, because those who don’t trust men, wicked men and traitors, but put their confidence and trust in God’s mercy, they will be protected (provided they are true to God the way he has shown and revealed and His Church has always taught), and the rest will just have to endure the time of evil.
Too bad Dr. Pry died, he would have said something about such claims, probably he would have declared them untrue or misleading.
He was not that old, and all of a sudden he died last year…
Do NOT trust any advances of these atheistic Bolshevik criminals, and do NOT allow their assets to run anything important. But it seems this has been disregarded and now you see where it all leads with Trump…and many don’t believe it yet, and perhaps never will.
“NUKE FEARS: Putin came so close to launching a nuke in Ukraine that crisis meetings were held over the fallout hitting BRITAIN”:
https://www.thesun.co.uk/news/31647856/putin-launching-nuke-ukraine-fallout-britain/
“Russia to Station 690,000 Troops in Ukraine by End of 2024, Surpassing Numbers of All European Armies” (This story is from a few months ago, but I just came across it this week):
https://united24media.com/war-in-ukraine/russia-to-station-690000-troops-in-ukraine-by-end-of-2024-surpassing-numbers-of-all-european-armies-1390
The problem I see with Trump is that he’s a businessman, not a statesman. As a businessman, everything is open to negotiation. He wants to be liked by everyone. But one can’t negotiate justice. Either justice prevails, or injustice. Sometimes hard choices and actions are needed to make justice prevail. But I see Trump as soft, rather taking the easy route out with negotiating, than putting down the hammer to ensure justice.
Everyone in the Biden crime family deserves to go to jail. That includes all those in government who assisted them. But will Trump do it? I don’t think he has the balls. I could be pleasantly surprised if he takes the hard road. He didn’t do with with the Clintons after the last election even though the evidence is that they too are guilty of many crimes. With that as his history, will he ensure justice this time around? Does he understand what will be needed?
Is he controlled opposition? Does he need to be given the type of person is he?
I have about 8 points to make. Not all are connected.
@Concerned, for what it’s worth, I happen to agree with Shipwreck. No one on this blog is unqualified to state an opinion. We are all allowed to state what we believe.
An informed opinion provides evidence. That is why I enjoy reading Jeff’s writing. He is extremely informed. You present a lot of opinions and seem informed on many issues, but there is something defeatist in your presentation that strikes me as un-American that I find tiresome. If you offered positive solutions, I would appreciate it. If you don’t like my opinion, that’s okay, but leave Shipwreck and me alone.
Greyknight, glad to see you commenting. It’s been awhile.
Trump’s appointment of Tulsi Gabbard is troubling, but I remember something Lincoln once said, “Keep your friends close, but your enemies closer.” Could Trump be building a team that he knows some must be watched because they could be dangerous, but in the public spotlight they may be neutralized? He strikes me as a man who wants different perspectives and vigorous debates. Have you seen his videos about his plans ? They’re great!
As far as the election goes, we should all be grateful to God for his grace in giving this country a chance to root out the enemies within and without. If Kamala had won, we would not have the luxury of being armchair critics of Trump’s appointees. Now, I am not trying to shame anyone for doing that, just stating my opinion that we should be grateful.
What I think all of you who are so well read and informed must do is write President-Elect Trump a letter and express succinctly your concerns about the world communist movement, Tucker, Col. McGregor, Tulsi Gabbard, et al. I have written him twice and both times I have received a reply. Somebody is reading the mail and it might even be him. So, don’t underestimate your own power to influence the man. And don’t ever underestimate Trump.
He knows Communism is here. How many times did he call Harris a Communist?
As Jimmy said, we need to be like the Founders…eternally vigilant. But we also must be faithful to God. By his grace, He has given us a flawed man who loves this country with his entire being to lead us. All of you brilliant people here please use your God given talents to help him help save America first and then Western Civilization.
So he should appoint Obama or Hillary as CIA director? Keep your enemies closer = cabinet level appointments? I’m sorry Gabbard as DNI is plain stupid. I am more qualified if only because I’ve been reading the history of the Cold war and everything Nyquist Suvorov Sejna Golitsyn Lunev Peter Wright Pry Gusack Epstein etc has written. 20+ years. Gabbard is a huge mistake.
I cannot imagine what qualifies Gabbard to have such an exalted post.
Not sure if my reply got swallowed by an internet whale, so I am trying again.
Yes, I agree his choice of Gabbard is worrisome. But I do believe she was investigated for her Russian sympathies so there is a file on her, and she has to go through a security clearance.
Trump is not dumb.
If Concerned is right and Trump is also a closet communist sympathizer, we’re doomed. He is then the Anti-Christ and tribulation is about to begin. Gabbard will swing out the sword from her scabbard and slice us all to pieces.
We learned what snakes Hillary and Obama were by their public appointments. The harm they did to this country would be called criminal or treasonous in another age. There is a benefit to seeing the enemy. And the best way to deal with a snake is how?
LfLG- CNN is reporting that Trump is bypassing FBI background checks on some of his appointees and he is also using a private background check company. Also, security clearance doesn’t seem to mean much considering how many communists have been able to penetrate high levels in these agencies and departments.
I agree that Trump isn’t dumb so why would he appoint Kennedy and Tulsi two socialist with Russian and Cuban sympathies. There weren’t any conservatives that could have filled those rolls. If he isn’t compromised then it appears he is playing a high stakes game and I am betting that we will be the losers.
CMA I hope that CNN turns out to be writing another false report.
I see your reply. Maybe refresh browser.
Cabinet level appointment?
Not saying I agree with Concerned BTW.
Reply in general – nobody is rejecting criticism, that is not the point, but insults and insulting tone of response when that person doesn’t offer anything contrary to back it up, that is not right and it lacks intellectual honesty.
The points, the red-flags about Trump were posted in the previous week’s comments on Mr. Nyquist’s publiscation, so they are all there, go back and read them.
It is one thing to make a mistake and be as Trump, and another to have high level Kremlin contacts, his wife being communist spy and all such KGB contacts and dealings as Trump has had, which is a major red flag and signals that he is communist connected and that he has no problem to have dealings with them and sign agreements with them, to help them continue their evils.
So due thanks is to this lady that she was polite, and stated her disagreements, but you will truly learn that to state the truth is not defeatism, on the contrary it is an act of charity towards all the rest, to warn them that their leader may be a communist agent and that he is not telling them the truth and his policies prove it.
There is no direct proof that Trump is an agent, but there is enough circumstantial evidence that he has no problem being friends with them, and that he has long-term contacts and wife connected with their intel operations – if you knew how the communist espionage operates, you would understand the analysis about Trump right away.
It is hard not to be familiar with the communist methods of subversion and then to make educated opinion about it, and nobody is asking you to make that opinion, but to use insulting tone of opposition in order to openly discredit the opinion of this publication is wrong and leads others to reject that opinion, which, if they do so may prove fatal to them.
You ask what to do about it ?
FIGHT TO DEATH when they come, do NOT leave one of them standing – that’s what you do to communists when they begin murdering people and putting people to concentration camps, which they will do in the US.
SO you can see this is not defeatism and this publication has never been defeatist, and always has posted that communism must be destroyed in order for justice to prevail – you just have to read it now and then to understand, because it is not always possible to write so many words to repeat this essential point again and over and over.
At the end, let us hope that Trump is just plainly irresponsible and otherwise on the level, BUT it doesn’t look like it now, because of the many red flag surrounding him and the facts about his KGB connections past and present policies etc.
This publication doesn’t want the people to find out about communist slavery first hand, and it is the duty to God and to truth and justice of this publication to make it known that one of their main leaders may be the enemy agent and a highly experienced and trained one.
If there was truly conclusive proof that Trump is one of such enemies, they would have never used him in the first place and he wouldn’t be running for a president or any office and get this far – they don’t allow such people to succeed, they need their own fully trusted people to carry out their communist evils, and the KGB is very precise and thorough in their operations and makes very few mistakes in the process of executing them.
You are claiming his wife was a Communist spy? Were is the proof?
Ivana was listed as Czechoslovak intelligence asset – it was reported in that article about Trump having contacts with the STB back then, her father was STB informant till his death.
The article had some photos in it, it was published by the Guardian in UK.
EXCERPT:
In November 1979 Ivana Trump went back to Czechoslovakia, bringing her two-year-old son, Donald Jr, with her. Her parents, Miloš and Marie Zelníček, picked her up at Prague airport.
The StB discovered that Ivana was no longer a model and was now “helping her husband in his business activities” – designing the interiors of Trump-financed buildings. Donald Jr had two nannies – one American, one Swiss – and had recently fractured his leg. And: “Her husband is connected to the election campaign of the current US president [Jimmy] Carter”.
The StB’s source was Ivana’s father. The note, typed up by Lt Josef Knopp, said the agency would give Mrs Trump “operational attention” during her stay in Zlín. Intriguingly, it was copied to the 23rd section of the first directorate in Prague, which was responsible for running “illegals”, or deep-cover agents abroad…
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https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2018/oct/29/czechoslovakia-spied-on-trump-to-exploit-ties-to-highest-echelons-of-us-power
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A source stated before that she was not a defector but a regular emigre, and for that you needed a permission to do this, to leave the country, from the STB secret police, which wouldn’t happen if she didn’t agree to work for them…
And so to be listed in their “illegals” file is highly relevant.
Her death is also of interest because of the 2 contradictory police files, published in the news, and that she fell on the stairs….an “accident”.
To add – about Ivana’s death – it is highly relevant as she was there with Trump in the Kremlin in 1987, as the article also points out, she was a witness, and witness that they were not willing to take a chance when he was running for president again, so she is dead now…under highly suspicious circumstances.
She was most likely a liability risk, at least this is what it looks like.
The source says that there is another source that knew personally one of the Czech people, the communist boss Cmolik and his son Dalibor, they were truly connected to the Party, the son was able to travel to Italy for summer youth camps just about every summer, highly prominent and not allowed for ordinary people.
The “farm” was KGB test project, they were testing how the communist run “capitalism” would work in order to deceive the world about their “collapse”…
For Trump to agree to meet with such communists and to go there in fact, is again of interest, for the purpose of the analysis about him today.
The Guardian article is highly relevant, although it makes no obvious conclusions, as usual.
That’s proof? Of what?.
Thank you for posting this, Concerned. I had been wondering about this for a while but had never seen any actual evidence. Have you seen any claims like this regarding Melania Trump?
The source says that the STB Foreign Intel files were secret and remained hidden and protected from public so that the spies could continue their work AFTER the “collapse of communism”.
Since she was listed there and her history and the fact that they allowed her to come and go during the openly communist era means, so says the source, that she was their asset – otherwise she wouldn’t be able to leave or come and go as she was doing, and also her interest to go to USSR to visit there in 1987 with Trump – which, the source says, no emigre from the Soviet Bloc would have done, and as a wife she would see it as her duty to her husband to discourage him from ANY contacts with such evil people….
If you don’t understand this then there is no help possible.
What you asking for – a sworn testimony under oath that she was a spy ? Do you understand how difficult it is to even have these kinds of data at all ?
Couple more articles, written by leftists, but read the points, if you will.
https://www.politico.eu/article/donald-trump-russia-the-hidden-history-of-trumps-first-trip-to-moscow/
https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2021/jan/29/trump-russia-asset-claims-former-kgb-spy-new-book
(The Guardian articles – to open them up to read, click on “I’ll do it later” when they ask for registration below the excerpt, that will open the article up.)
Oh I understand the allegations.
What allegations ? These are circumstantial facts.
And one more about Ivana (from the same source), she was allowed to study at Charles University in Prague, which was highly prominent communist school and only prominent and Communist Part connected [preferred] people were admitted, of course they had to make exams in Marxism-Leninism, which was required for every college degree school back then, and they had to be approved for admission by the Party’s representative at the school.
And her father as STB snitch, and her visits back and forth, and the file with the Foreign Espionage Service – but that is nothing in the eye of unbelievers, and so then you have people as Tulsi Gabbard for DNI, “by accident”.
Wait till Trump pardons Hunter Biden and other such like criminals, it will make even more sense, and such like deals, and of course there might be anticipated more “friendly relations” with Russian and China, more deals and cooperation and such like conclusive developments.
We will see. I certainly don’t trust Trump. And he and Ivanna are not above suspicion. Very many people had to go along to get along living under Communist regimes.
So now youare predicting Trump Willi pardon Huntet Biden.
Trump had floated the idea.
Trump zeigt sein radikales Gesicht – und macht dem Kreml ein grosses Geschenk (Trump shows his radical face – and gives the Kremlin a great gift) – that’s the headline in the Swiss newspaper NZZ today. Gubbard will coordinate the American secret services.
It does not look like the USA wants to free itself from communism and for us Europeans it is time to leave cloud cuckoo land and face our fate alone.
I feel similar to when my father told me that the anti-fascist wall (the GDR border) was not only built by Western construction companies, but that companies like Siemens were responsible for maintenance and repairs until the orchestrated fall of the wall. But that the GDR citizens can be proud of having designed, developed and built the VW Gold and later the Jetta for the West.
The Swiss have some smart people there.
BTW, they have the law that every house has to have a nuclear basement with all the necessary protection and gear and every household has to have weapons, including machine guns, for protecting the country at time of war.
The time of the Antichrist is coming, Ma’am, and so the most important matter at hand is to protect one’s soul and to try to stay free. These are evil times, and all of it is foretold.
Your father seems like was trying to influence you with propaganda…
@CONCERNED None of this is propaganda, it is all proven facts.
Ms. Naujeck
You mean that East Germany designed and produced the VW models for the west Germany ? That was not known and it looked like you were implying this to be a propaganda of some sort. Sorry, didn’t know this.
The only thing know about the East German cars is the Trabant and Wartburg, which were not really good cars at all, the source says.
It was also not known that West Germany was maintaining the border wall (the one in Berlin ?).
The source says that the East Berlin side was so heavily guarded that there was no way to get closer to the Brandenburger Thor, probably about 100 meters, not any closer.
@CONCERNED & Birgit: I am going to jump in here and confirm Birgit’s points. It’s not propaganda at all. I am going to lay out the information with sources.
West German technology and even weapons exports to East Germany was much more prevalent than observers would expect. Rohde & Schwarz exported electronic encryption and wireless technology to East Germany. “COCOM List” DDR Lexikon Accessed From: http://translate.google.com/translate?hl=en&sl=de&u=http://www.ddr-wissen.de/wiki/ddr.pl%3FCoCom-Liste&prev=/search%3Fq%3DMauer%2Band%2BDDR%2Band%2B%2522BRD%2Bfirmen%2522%26hl%3Den%26tbo%3Dd%26biw%3D1441%26bih%3D608&sa=X&ei=56PfUPHcF5Dq8gSXwIHAAg&ved=0CFAQ7gEwAw
Siemens sold model S-4000 computers the Stasi; until 1985, Siemens technicians traveled to East Germany to maintain these computers.“German News Magazine Focus: Siemens Maintained Stasi Computer” Accessed From: http://www.cvni.net/radio/e2k/e2k025/e2k25de.html
West German lathes were used for the production of ammunition at an East German factory in Spreewald. Machines imported from the West German arms company Fritz Werner Industrial Equipments Co., Ltd also were used in the production of East German ammunition. “Niklas, Hölle und Kalle” Der Spiegel September 30, 1991 Accessed From: http://translate.google.com/translate?hl=en&sl=de&u=http://www.spiegel.de/spiegel/print/d-13492530.html&prev=/search%3Fq%3D%2522Kommerzielle%2BKoordinierung%2522%2Band%2B%2522westdeutsche%2BFirmen%2522%2Band%2Bmauer%26hl%3Den%26tbo%3Dd%26noj%3D1%26biw%3D1280%26bih%3D822&sa=X&ei=wGjfUNXlLY3i8gSk8oDQAw&ved=0CE0Q7gEwAw
Tragically, parts of the barbed wire fence which comprised the Inner-German border were supplied by a West German firm. “Niklas, Hölle und Kalle” Der Spiegel September 30, 1991 Accessed From: http://translate.google.com/translate?hl=en&sl=de&u=http://www.spiegel.de/spiegel/print/d-13492530.html&prev=/search%3Fq%3D%2522Kommerzielle%2BKoordinierung%2522%2Band%2B%2522westdeutsche%2BFirmen%2522%2Band%2Bmauer%26hl%3Den%26tbo%3Dd%26noj%3D1%26biw%3D1280%26bih%3D822&sa=X&ei=wGjfUNXlLY3i8gSk8oDQAw&ved=0CE0Q7gEwAw
The ammunition shot by the SM-70 automatic firing guns on the Inner German border was produced in East German plants equipped with West German-made precision machinery.“Niklas, Hölle und Kalle” Der Spiegel September 30, 1991 Accessed From: http://translate.google.com/translate?hl=en&sl=de&u=http://www.spiegel.de/spiegel/print/d-13492530.html&prev=/search%3Fq%3D%2522Kommerzielle%2BKoordinierung%2522%2Band%2B%2522westdeutsche%2BFirmen%2522%2Band%2Bmauer%26hl%3Den%26tbo%3Dd%26noj%3D1%26biw%3D1280%26bih%3D822&sa=X&ei=wGjfUNXlLY3i8gSk8oDQAw&ved=0CE0Q7gEwAw
The West German firm Heckler & Koch sold 200 sniper rifles and 100 MP-5 machine guns to the Stasi via the East German corporation IMES and the British firm Royal Ordnance. The Independent (London) March 16, 1994
Even as late as 1983, the Bundeswehr even contracted out the production of uniforms to East German firms. Coutu, Diane L. “Inter-German Trade Deals Criticized” Wall Street Journal April 18, 1983 page 31.
Mesh fencing for the Berlin Wall was imported “somewhat surprisingly” to East Germany from West German companies. Rottman, Gordon L. The Berlin Wall page 25.
By 1984, Volkswagen transferred machinery to an East German auto plant to produce 100,000 engines annually for export to West Germany. “Reds Under the Bonnet” Economist February 18, 1984 page 63.
The President of Volkswagen Hahn noted to East German Minister for Foreign Trade Gerhard Beil that his company wanted to shift production from the FRG to the GDR because the FRG was “not stable enough” and because of “the rising costs in FRG industry.” Dale, Gareth. Between State Capitalism and Globalization page 223.
@CONCERNED & Birgit: I am going to jump in here and confirm Birgit’s points. It’s not propaganda at all. I am going to lay out the information with sources. Unfortunately, I have to remove the weblinks because it is preventing me from posting this response.
West German technology and even weapons exports to East Germany was much more prevalent than observers would expect. Rohde & Schwarz exported electronic encryption and wireless technology to East Germany. “COCOM List” DDR Lexikon
Siemens sold model S-4000 computers the Stasi; until 1985, Siemens technicians traveled to East Germany to maintain these computers.“German News Magazine Focus: Siemens Maintained Stasi Computer”
West German lathes were used for the production of ammunition at an East German factory in Spreewald. Machines imported from the West German arms company Fritz Werner Industrial Equipments Co., Ltd also were used in the production of East German ammunition. “Niklas, Hölle und Kalle” Der Spiegel September 30, 1991
Tragically, parts of the barbed wire fence which comprised the Inner-German border were supplied by a West German firm. “Niklas, Hölle und Kalle” Der Spiegel September 30, 1991
The ammunition shot by the SM-70 automatic firing guns on the Inner German border was produced in East German plants equipped with West German-made precision machinery.“Niklas, Hölle und Kalle” Der Spiegel September 30, 1991
The West German firm Heckler & Koch sold 200 sniper rifles and 100 MP-5 machine guns to the Stasi via the East German corporation IMES and the British firm Royal Ordnance. The Independent (London) March 16, 1994
Even as late as 1983, the Bundeswehr even contracted out the production of uniforms to East German firms. Coutu, Diane L. “Inter-German Trade Deals Criticized” Wall Street Journal April 18, 1983 page 31.
Mesh fencing for the Berlin Wall was imported “somewhat surprisingly” to East Germany from West German companies. Rottman, Gordon L. The Berlin Wall page 25.
By 1984, Volkswagen transferred machinery to an East German auto plant to produce 100,000 engines annually for export to West Germany. “Reds Under the Bonnet” Economist February 18, 1984 page 63.
The President of Volkswagen Hahn noted to East German Minister for Foreign Trade Gerhard Beil that his company wanted to shift production from the FRG to the GDR because the FRG was “not stable enough” and because of “the rising costs in FRG industry.” Dale, Gareth. Between State Capitalism and Globalization page 223.
@Nevin Yes, Nevin, that is right. Even the West German media reported on it from time to time until they were brought into line. After November 9, 1989, for example, many East Germans entered a heavily secured area near Bad Doberan, Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, and found masses of Western weapons there that were destined for transport to Latin America, for example. That was more or less the start for the GDR citizens to get to the bottom of everything and anything that happened in their immediate neighborhood during the 40 years of totalitarian rule.
It was the Protestant Church that helped to circumvent Western sanctions, just as they now continue to help the Communists destroy societies. And pastors or people close to the churches like Schorlemmer, Gauck, Kastner, de Maiziere and many, many more supported the regime. It was not for nothing that one of them was then installed to ‘oversee’ the Stasi files.
Without the aid from West Germany, the GDR would have collapsed economically very early on. But West Germany was forced to give this aid in order to prevent a unification of all the parts administered by the Communists – quite simply because a peace treaty that might have resulted in Versailles-style reparations for the Germany of 1937 was out of the question. That is why West Germany also ‘gave away’ the former German territories administered by Russians, Poles, Czechs, Lithuanians, etc. to them in order to be able to sign the unconstitutional 2+4 Treaty, which enslaves Germany but does not throw it back economically to the Stone Age.
At least that is the current excuse of the former criminals who watched millions of Germans having to live under communist regimes.
Birgit Naujeck: “It was the Protestant Church that helped to circumvent Western sanctions, just as they now continue to help the Communists destroy societies.…” It wasn’t only the Protestant Church, but also the Catholic Church. The poison started around 1805. By the 1840s the government, because both Protestant and Catholic Churches were state churches, persecuted those who didn’t go along with the new teachings. By the 1940s, many of those who still resisted ended up in the camps.
Those “new teachings” are very friendly towards Marxist socialism. They are found world wide.
The U.S. is chronologically behind Europe in the adoption of these teachings, even so, the majority of “mainline churches” have succumbed to them. But we have many smaller church groupings that still teach the Bible. That’s a real advantage of not having a state church, because if one church is infiltrated and corrupted, another can come and take its place. Therefore, it’s important that those who claim to be Christians actually read their Bibles so they can recognized when false teachings come their way.
It does seem to me that some fundamental weakness in the West’s churches is undeniable; for dangerous changes of feeling and attitude have been underway, and the enemy has affected those changes. We must explain how this corruption has been possible in the first place.
Typical.
The betrayals cross national borders. This from an Amazon synopsis:
IBM and the Holocaust is the award-winning, New York Times bestselling shocker–a million copies in print–detailing IBM’s conscious co-planning and co-organizing of the Holocaust for the Nazis, all micromanaged by its president Thomas J Watson from New York and Paris. This Expanded Edition offers 37 pages of previous unpublished documents, pictures, internal company correspondence, and other archival materials to produce an even more explosive volume. Originally published to extraordinary praise in 2001, this provocative, award-winning international bestseller has stood the test of time as it chronicles the story of IBM’s strategic alliance with Nazi Germany. IBM and the Holocaust provides nothing less than a chilling investigation into corporate complicity. Edwin Black’s monumental research exposes how IBM and its subsidiaries helped create enabling technologies for the Nazis, step-by-step, from the identification and cataloging programs of the 1930s to the selections of the 1940s.
Good book to read, and a timely warning.
@Concerned, Birgit, Bedlamsbard1, if I understand what all of you are saying is that Trump is suspect. On the end, @ Concerned believes he is most compromised by his marriage to Ivana, on the other end of the scale, he’s a shrewd businessman but naive in Communist tactics.
But I have a question. Since he was married to two different women who lived in Communist countries, whose parents had to survive in those environments, how could he not be the most informed president we have had about about how Communism works? Furthermore, he has called Kamala a Communist at least a dozen times. I don’t think he does this lightly.
But if I am wrong and all of you are right, then we had no choice in this election. I have to conclude that “the Regime” strategically set it up that we choose between the Open Communist or the Closet Communist.
Yet, how do you explain this? Trump won decisively despite every attempt to destroy the man by the media, by crazy people, by the deep state, by the Democrats, by the Justice Department. It really seemed to me that “the Regime” was stacking the deck for Kamala. To give Trump a decisive win does that sound like a successful strategy for “the Regime?” Look what happened. It all backfired on “The Regime.” Or, is that part of the strategy, too?
In addition, in prior columns, commenters have complained about Charlie Kirk’s motives suggesting he is working with the Russians. I want everyone to know that Charlie Kirk’s team and volunteers for TPUSA got at least 70,000 people registered who were unlikely voters to register for the first time in Arizona and Wisconsin turning those states to Trump. Without TPUSA Trump probably would have only narrowly won or narrowly lost. THAT was the scenario that the Transition Integrity Project was wanting. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Transition_Integrity_Project.
They also have a website by the same name, I believe.
Time will tell soon enough what Trump’s position on Communism is, but I can say this. He is not the same man he was in 2016. All the legal battles, the partisan battles, the attempted assassinations, his experience as Commander-in-Chief, et al have remade this man.
The fact that he wants to cut the government in half; the fact he wants to “drill, baby drill,” will cause much pain to Russia and make China more polite. The fact he has declared war on the drug cartels will be of the greatest benefit to the masses of people caught in their evil snares.
Don’t ever underestimate Trump. The one thing I know is he loves this country.
I’m not saying he ior Ivanna is or isnt compromised. I’m just saying he’s making bad appointments. I’m not endorsing CONCERNED conclusions. Can’t go that far.
Dear LadyfromLibertyGarage,
Thank you for the wealth of information and your assessment of the current situation surrounding the future President Trump.
I’ll go into a bit more detail now, as I come from the repeatedly divided German country and have lived under the openly displayed real socialism of central Germany (the former GDR), the East German parts – administered by socialist Poland, socialist Czechoslovakia, socialist Lithuania and of course communist Russia, and have been a resident of completely socialist-run Germany since 1998 at the latest.
I do not underestimate Trump, but I do not overestimate him either. He is a businessman and as I also come from the business world and am not involved in party politics, I always see Mr. Trump through the eyes of a “businesswoman”.
The United States of America is not a company and should not be run like one. While in a company it is important to employ people with the appropriate technical expertise and regardless of their personal ideology, things are a little different when it comes to leading a nation. Expertise is required here, but the ideological mindset must also be right.
Mr. Trump certainly gained insight into this ideology not only through his two wives, who grew up in a communist state, but also through his own business connections in communist states. To what extent these experiences have developed into a “be careful” attitude, or have caused him to sink into a more laissez-faire attitude because he supposedly knows how to deal with this ideology, I cannot say.
It is easy to recognize the communist in Kamala Harris. Things are a little different with Tulsy Gabbard. Her path is often overloaded with progressiveness; she moves in certain circles that can be assigned to the classic Marxist spectrum; she supported Sanders in 2016; Russian stooges like Scott Ritter seem to be reaching out and watching over her… all of this could be pure naivety on her part. From a purely business perspective, I would not give her a position of such importance until I have found out how well she fits into the team. From a politically responsible perspective, I would act at least the same. And this is where my lack of understanding of Trump lies, who is directly giving her this important position. If he trusts that she was once in the army and was properly vetted, then he is the naive one.
There is also something else that really makes me nervous: we all do not know whether there will be another attempt on Trump’s life that he will not happily escape. What will happen if he appoints a team that is not entirely free of Marxist ideology and is not led by him? I do not know the US law here; but assuming that this team were to move into the White House with a President Vance, I’m stunned. That could lead to a covert communist government.
Why do I react in this way to Trump and his nominations? Well, it is due to the current, changing situation in Europe. While here – including in Germany – more and more people are distancing themselves from the Gramsci disciples in their governments, not only quarreling with the migration agenda, gender ideology, the planned economy, the energy industry and the associated deindustrialization, but voting governments out if possible (in the USA the mood is similar and Trump won the election so clearly for precisely this reason), we in Europe, especially in Germany, are moving back into the class struggle. Lenin is back at the forefront. And it is precisely for this reason that a Trump government is so important to us; a government that not only puts communism in its place, but destroys it. Not through war, as China and Russia prefer, but solely through economics and attitude. Trump has the skills to do this; but he also needs people around him who will give him the right advice, stand by him and help him realize his dream of “Make America great again”.
When Trump starts to clean up and removes the figures who are damaging the USA from their positions, possibly having them publicly accused, people around the world will be able to see what needs to be done to dissolve the left and right parties led by Russia and China, the NGOs, trade unions, associations, etc. financed by the communist countries and to find their way back to honest values and morality. (even if it sounds pathetic, I am serious about it)
Burrito,
This is a great insight and appreciate you taking the time to explain. I especially like your observation “Trump’s government is so important to us; a government that not only puts communism in its place, but destroys it. Not through war, as China and Russia prefer, but solely through economics and attitude.”
This is a dangerous time for sure. I am still reading Lenin’s biography by Robert Payne. It is so scary that any modern people are today fascinated by Lenin and drawn to his ideas. If only more knew this history I am learning and which you probably already know, maybe the world would be safer now. Is education the solution?
It would be safer, indeed!
@LadyfromLibertyGarage I don’t know whether I should call it education, because then we are where we are now: in the process of being miseducated, training to possibly do something wrong… I would like to call it enlightenment, possibly self-enlightenment, to stretch the phenomenon of personal responsibility a little. Yes, only when we know are we able to act correctly and wisely. We must look for the child within us who dares to ask every question and demands an answer. But we must not allow infantility when we receive the answer. The objectivity of an adult is required here in order to be able to classify the answer.
Robert Payne’s book should be translated into all languages. Which will not happen as long as we focus on the triumvirate of Lenin, Stalin and Hitler only on the Austrian and treat the downfall of the Soviet Union = Communism like a dead person who you either cannot talk about or can only say good things about.
Indeed, we are discouraged from bringing up communism’s past, which helps the communists stay in power under false flags and banners.
Okay, I just read The Guardian article. Clearly, Ivana’s father was reporting on Trump’s family, and of course that would make anyone naturally question Ivana, but after reading the article I didn’t come away with the same impression as Concerned, but they may be due to my lack of knowledge. However, this just confirms in my mind my comment above, Trump is aware of who he is dealing with.
Then at the end of the article, the Editor of The Guardian Katharine Viner was running an ad against Trump which I have pasted for all of you to read and consider?
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To reply you Ma’am:
The KGB ops are set in departments on need to know basis and so not all KGB know about the operations at hand.
It is understood that you don’t see all the details as the trained eye of an analyst, but then nobody expects you to.
Your point regarding Trump and his understanding due to his marriage to Ivana about the dangers of communism is well said and that is precisely why the reg flag goes up, because her role in this is crucial, and moreover, she claimed to be Catholic and as such was obligated to resist communist advances and inform her husband not to have anything to do with the KGB Kremlin – and what has she done – the EXACT opposite, she went there with him, to the lion’s den of communism.
Then the point about her being allowed to leave communist Czechoslovakia legally (meaning the communist police let her leave), the source reminded this publication about a most certain point that under normal circumstances it took 10 years to obtain the emigre passport, and during that period of time the person was under total secret police surveillance, would be persecuted by loosing even an average job, would be often visited by the secret police at home and harassed – all in order for that person to give up on that petition – yes, 10 years waiting period !!!
Ivana had nothing of a kind, her father was STB snitch, she was herself reporting to him what took place, and most importantly – they let her back in and not once, which is MAJOR red flag – the source says.
Her case is special also because she was married to an Austrian man and this way got out, but that doesn’t alter the permission of the communists to leave, only makes it little bit easier – BUT based on her connections through her father to the STB, it is also a preferential treatment as such.
The rest was explained.
Now since he was with 2 women from the communist countries, well, in case of Melania the situation is little bit different because Yugoslavia was seemingly free compared to communist Czechoslovakia, and so they had more freedom and could even have private businesses and travel to the western countries.
The sources says that in Czechoslovakia you had to have a travel permit, which specified when you leave the country and when you have to return, and if you didn’t return on time, the penalties ranged from confiscation of the passport to jail sentence (possibly 2 years) for illegally leaving the country or not returning on time – in another words communist slavery.
Your assessment about the choice between Trump or that female is correct, there was not really any choice, and yes, Trump will fix the economy in time being, BUT they want America to recover so that when they come with the tanks etc. they can rob the country blind…Russians, Chinese and the rest of them.
In regards to the Guardian memo above – this is how they create credibility for their own operations, by ordering their collaborators to paint their assets as evil so that people will naturally lined up in support of the person, not knowing the truth who that asset really is – it is called reverse psychology – they are using discredited source to present the truth so that nobody would believe it, it is a very cleaver trick of the KGB, and they were using this for long time.
Trump has already proven his position – he wants to negotiate peace in Ukraine but looks like under Russian conditions, which is then violation of all norms of justice, and helps Putin to continue his evils, if part of Ukraine is kept by the Kremlin Bolsheviks. This is another red flag, then the interview with Glen Beck – that of itself is a MAJOR red flag.
Then the treason of Biden, his role as the chief person in former nuclear disarmament talks with Russia – Trump has not mentioned this at all, and that he opposes it and will quickly reverse it, he speaks again about nuclear disarmament…!!! When Moscow and Beijing and NK are armed to the teethes…!!!
Then you speak about Trump winning decisively – this is a very important point because the Communists didn’t cheat that much, at least that is what it looks like, and so the question remains – why ?
They did it in 2020, why not now – to help the female to grab the WH – and the answer is they were under orders to let it go, orders from their superiors….from the Central that is.
Then the statement of rebuilding the military, to which extent that can be trusted, and that Trump let the WH to fall into the KGB asset and then meets with him in friendly chatter and God only knows whether Biden will be brought to justice, at least the serious doubt exists based on how Trump let Clinton of the hook in his previous term.
And his ties to Soros, and the KGB “cab driver” billionaire in NYC and his financial firm.
TOO MANY red flags, too many.
If there was clear evidence that he is a communist agents, 200 people in the KGB would be executed for that kind of breach of secrecy – they don’t allow such things to happen.
You just have to wait until something very serious happens and what the reaction of Trump will be, then it will become more clearer then.
This publication wishes none of this was true, but conscience doesn’t allow for silence and the analysis about Trump stands. Beware !
Your observations about “reverse psychology” made me think of the remarks of former head of the CIA John Brennan concerning the selection of Tulsi Gabbard. Brennan is a notorious “deep stater” loathed by MAGA. He also has acknowledged having voted for Gus Hall, head of the American Communist Party at the time, and I have never been aware that he has expressed any remorse or change of views. He is rumored to have converted to Islam while posted to Saudi Arabia. In any case, his reservations about Tulsi, indistinguishable from those any of us here might enunciate, would be hilarious if they weren’t so suspicious. They would be calculated to confirm Tulsi’s support among any in the MAGA crowd who might be wavering because of the criticism coming her way.
I have heard it suggested that some of the problematic Trump selections are political calculations to satisfy his MAGA base. This argument says that Trump knows these will not be confirmed by the Senate.
So never abbtritute to stupidity what can be speculated as deep strategy huh? 🤔. Based on his past crappy appointments, I see these appointments as more of the same.
Possible.
Dear Ms. Cole,
They have been using this reverse psychology trick for some time, it truly works – they publish the truth by someone who afterwards is “discovered” as a UFO believer and weather weapons and such like things, and who has been exaggerating the facts and coming up with some conspiracy theories, then they use such a person to discredit himself or herself in order to discredit the truth about their own agent or operation.
So the same thing, in the opinion of this publication, is use in the case of Trump – and in advance, which means it looks like it is highly coordinated.
If people don’t know about this they would easily misunderstand and fall for this trap, and then the agent or operation are protected, which is the KGB etc. objective.
The same thing about the Guardian article and Trump’s visit in the Kremlin – and the obvious lame legend that he wanted to build the Trump Hotel there – which, as the source stated, it is hard to imagine that the proud communist Russians would allow a hated American capitalist to build a luxury hotel in the vicinity of the Red Square (this is 1987 hard-line communist era, although Gorbachov already began to deceive the world with his Perestroika), it would be considered as a black eye on the communist honor – so then the other legend, which is the one that is more important, was that Trump went to the Kremlin to talk about the nuclear disarmament with Russia….which was his obsession as it was reported back then in the various NYC publications – and one of the articles had it in it.
Moreover he had to have a entrance visa, which means he had to apply for it way ahead of the time of the visit, through their DC Soviet Embassy – or perhaps NYC diplomatic Consulate (if there was a one back then.).
Just hope this is a truly wrong analysis, but the many red flags are not good to discard it. If the KGB is near it, they are involved.
And if they approached him and he said no, they would have eliminated him long ago – as a liability witness.
Jeff, I’m curious to know your opinion: If Trump were actually controlled opposition, do you believe the Iranians, CCP & Russians would ever be attempting to assas$inate him at this point in time, when he could potentially serve them so well as president of the United States? Do they perhaps no longer care about wearing us down at this point, but only want to cause further unrest? In other words, could Trump actually be controlled opposition, but controlled opposition that they’ve decided to sacrifice on the altar of civil war?
I revisited your article on the Spanish Civil War, but couldn’t find any indication that José Calvo Sotelo or any of the other conservative leaders were controlled opposition, other than the fact that they were very lenient towards the socialists/insurrectionists (as Trump was in 2020).
(Thanks in advance. No rush on answering this, either, as I realize you’re in the midst of an interstate move.)
In regards to Calvo Sotelo, member of the Spanish Parliament before the 1936-39 Civil War started – he was a Catholic and true Catholic back then, so there was no compromise possible, the Church would have excommunicated him for that – he was murdered by the communists, shot to the head in a car from behind.
The situation is incomparable today with Trump, because back then the KGB (NKVD) had different strategy, and then the communists were beaten badly by the Catholics, the military and police, so Stalin had realized that new approach must come, and that’s when the strategy of infiltration of the Catholic Church took on more rapid form. Today the KGB is more prepared and more experienced, they don’t make such mistakes as back then.
Calvo Sotelo was not lenient towards the communists/socialists, he was in fact the one most outspoken about them and their main adversary, staunch anti-communist.
For more details about the period of time read the book from Luis Bolin “Spain, the vital years” (1968 ? published) and the General Cause (1947 ? – this might be on Internet Archive) – published by the Spanish Ministry of Interior under Franco back – with photo evidence of communist atrocities and murders.
Your point about Trump being possibly willing to be sacrificed by the communists is probably right, it may have been still a spontaneous act of that young man, but since some of the outlets mentioned a possible second shooter, the conspiracy seems like more sophisticated one – and the question is whether they have such an experienced shooter who can hit a person’s ear instead of shooting into his head, with laser guiding system and perhaps other such like special means ? If this is true, that would open the possibility of ideological consent and even fanaticism for the cause, one willing to be sacrificed for it – and some of them are truly this fanatical, it is truly unbelievable at time how much communists are capable of.
And to create some of their best agent’s credibility, they begin to “persecute” him, so that his credibility is thus elevated and his cover protected.
I don’t think Trump is controlled opposition; but there will always be attempts to recruit celebrity rich people.
Guess with all his questionable past contacts and now a few concerning appointments, it calls for “watchful waiting.” But, this is a notable Trump statement. The key part start at the 2 minute mark.
https://youtu.be/q7gRyXRok9Y
“Elon Musk meeting with Iranian ambassador alarms national security experts”
https://jewishinsider.com/2024/11/elon-musk-meeting-with-iranian-ambassador-alarms-national-security-experts/
“Israel destroyed active nuclear weapons research facility in Iran, officials say”
https://www.axios.com/2024/11/15/iran-israel-destroyed-active-nuclear-weapons-research-facility
Thank you K for these insights and the eye opening, behind the scenes revelations.
You’re very welcome, Cicero, glad to have helped someone on here! Thanks to everyone commenting on this blog — I have learned so much these past few years from all of you! Even though some of us have disagreements, they all seem relatively minor in the grand scheme of things.
“Kim Jong Un orders mass production of suicide attack drones“
https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/world/kim-jong-un-orders-mass-production-of-suicide-attack-drones/ar-AA1u8awx