Trump’s Gaza Blunder

According to some analysts, Milikowski aka Netanyahu was taken aback and surprised when Trump said that the US will take over Gaza. Whether Trump modified Kushner’s word in his ear accidentally or by design, is unknown. That Trump’s utterances were in violation of all recognized international law and made in the presence of a wanted war criminal, apparently matter not to the politicos of the Beltway. But war crimes do matter to the rest of the world – if not the USA and “Israel”.

But yes, those comments were somewhat walked back yesterday by the gorgeous blonde – but then the same egregious aggressive tone was taken by the Trump regime about Gaza today. Well, that’s how the forked tongue rolls and always has.

Bottom line, is that Trump has created some confusion as to who will take up the mantle of eliminating Palestinians in Gaza again next, and when. Meanwhile supplying $1B US in new weapons to the kapos is perhaps intended to be an appeasement ruse to appease The Lobby, since those weapons may be intended for use versus Iran and not for bombing Gaza..

Anyway, some commentators worthy of respect allege that Trump is playing a form of 5D chess here but that’s what the same folks said during the Chump-in-Chief’s first term, too.

No matter, Wall Street and the $ US donor Coup class do own Trump in one form or another — and that’s how Trump attained Executive power. Look to Wall Street for current proof. Wall Street cares nothing about Sam Power, USAID, the CIA, Musk, the end of USPS de minimis, whether Brigette Macron is a man or not, or about anything that happens in Gaza or the UN.

I believe what Trump is doing is an elaborate form of theater, a Kabuki dance to perhaps confuse US America’s real or imagined “enemies”, where the US regime’s apparent ambivalence about the Ukraine (for example) is yet underwritten by continuing to supply Zelenky’s corrupt regime with weaponry.

The above underlines that Washington must not only be distrusted, but also be actively and ruthlessly opposed, marginalized, and rejected globally. Regardless of who claims power over the US Deep State.

The point is that the people of the United States voted for an ‘America first’ agenda, and to concentrate on the many domestic issues that the former United States must confront. US Americans did not vote to make Israel first; or to advance Miriam Adelson’s Greater Israel agenda. And certainly did not vote for more genocide and more destruction in either west Asia, or eastern Europe.

Peace – not war – is what Donald Trump promised the electorate. Failing to honor that commitment will constitute far more than a blunder, and can only result in more bloodshed and destruction, globally.

Steve Brown