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US disengages from Iran — The Middle East in ongoing turmoil — Israel is puppet master to Trump/US of America — Palestinians continue to suffer — Israel wants to keep the cash flowing in from US of America — Iran wants to sell her oil in an unrestrained way on the world market — US of America imposes sanctions — Iran — China — Russia seek circumvention of US sanctions — US of America feels herself with a view of power shifting from West to East — Japan wants a sensible resolution to a no win scenario where Japan does not suffer seriously if there is no steady ongoing assured oil deliveries — Japanese leader visits Iran — same time there is an alleged attack (on two oil carrying vessels).
Question: In whose interest?
I shall answer in graphic terms.
(N.B. Please google "100 companies that sell the most weapons" for similar graphs.)
(Look at the pie chart above.) The illegal global drugs trade pales against the sanctified official global arms trade. So, start there in your thought processes then move forward to what the global economy actually is about.
The United Nations Charter under Article 2(4) reads and requires as follows:
“All Members shall refrain in their international relations from the threat or use of force against the territorial integrity or political independence of any state, or in any other manner inconsistent with the Purposes of the United Nations.“
In 2015 within the confines of the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA) by the five permanent members of the U.N. Security Council plus Germany, a nuclear deal with Iran was signed. In 2018 the U.S. unilaterally withdrew from the JCPOA agreement.
History
The most telling single fact in the still unfolding international tensions between the U.S. and Iran is this. Some fifty years ago, Iran signed the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty. Of all the Middle Eastern (ME) countries, it is only Israel, which does not adhere to the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty.
And now with the shooting down of the U.S. drone, it is Iran now said to be the bad actor in the ME. But, we shall return to this point once historical context is given.
The history of ‘false flag’ operations conducted by the U.S., and acts of aggression based on same, could here be accurately and exhaustively documented. But, for purposes of brevity — let us be selective.
In 1846, on a false flag, the U.S. claimed that there was an attack by Mexican troops; in consequence of that, the Mexican/American war went ranging from New Mexico to California and beyond, and the latter was seized and annexed to the U.S..
Similarly, the Spanish/American war was begun in 1898 in Cuba, in the Havana Harbour with the sinking of the USS Maine (another false flag operation).
In 1962, a CIA operation directed against Cuba, known as “Operation Northwoods” was designed to have terrorist acts committed against U.S. citizens to be blamed on Cuba, so as to justify invading Cuba.
Lest we forget – the “ Bay of Tonkin Incident”: It was around 1964 that the U.S. decided that it wanted to “come clean” and be openly and fully engaged in the Vietnam War. Yet another false flag operation!
In 2003 then Secretary of State Colin Powel, knowingly and falsely claimed that “yellow cake uranium” was held by Iraq, so as to justify the invasion of Iraq.
So— does some measure of historical example exist as to why, not merely international lawyers, but our entire global citizenry, both have valid reasons to be, at the very least, even just a wee bit skeptical about U.S. claims being now made against Iran’s alleged unjustified attack on and downing of the U.S. intelligence drone?...
Conclusion
So — Uncle Sam (and in fact — all the people of America) — President Trump — the Mullahs — Ayatollah Khomeini — the involved militaries at whatever levels from both countries (for it is primarily your lives on the line) — and all persons of sound mind; please — think once — think twice — think again — then revert to the U.N. for peaceful resolution.
Courtenay
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Thursday, August 1,
2019
Financial Capitalism Gone Amok: Ultra-low Interest Rates and Price
Bubbles
By Dr. Rodrigue Tremblay
Jeudi, le 1er août,
2019
Le capitalisme financier déréglé : taux d'intérêt extrêmement bas
et bulles des prix
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New
To destruct and destroy.
Posted, Wednesday, july 31, 2019, 11:10 am
DESTRUCT AND DESTROY
Whatever one’s political
preferences and/or ideological persuasions, there are some home truths – when
one focuses on a ‘rule based’ international order which must make any rational
world citizen wishing for peace - worry and cringe.
CONSIDER:
- Do we destruct and
destroy: When fifty or so cruise missiles are launched into Syria killing
civilians including children? –https://tribune.com.pk/story/1377421/4-children-among-9-civilians-dead-us-airstrike-syria-strike-state-media/
- Do we destruct and
destroy: When smashing a country such as Libya with the objective of regime
change?
- Do we destruct and destroy: When there
is a tearing up of the book of rules for world governance?
- Do we destruct and destroy: When the US
condemns the ICC (while war criminals such as Kissinger, Bush Jr. and Blair
walk free) – but perceived enemies of the US/West feel the full force of the
law in war crimes tribunals?
- Do we destruct and destroy: When we
dismantle the INF Treaty and end the START Treaty in 2021?
- Do we act on a
predictable and rational basis so as not to destroy the entire planet when we
abandon the existing global rules of governance (at least those established
since post World War II): Or do we embrace John Bolton’s vision for America –
and – by extension – the world when he says, “America will not kneel’?
Maybe we all need to
kneel at the Altar of Peace and pray that the neo-cons do not have their way as
they obviously worship at the Altar of War and Eternal conflict.
Courtenay
New
Interest rates on some
borrowers can be prohibitive.
Posted, Monday, August 5, 2019, 15h39
I much enjoyed the article on ultra-low
and even negative interest rates. But you might want to consider doing a piece
on the other side of that coin for the working-poor who
are ever increasingly subject to
astronomical interest rates.
Almost thirty years ago, I
opened-a-can-of-worms in Canada that has only got exponentially worse in the
meantime. (I won a Court’s decision that, if it had been allowed to stand, —
because of the fractional reserve banking system — would
have cost Canadian financial institutions in the range of $1 trillion if taken
to its logical conclusion). The average or typical payday loan in Canada (and
most everywhere else) is at about 30,000% per annum, and the range is routinely
up to 180,000%.
I have been out of Canada since early 2015
but have continued to research the broadly defined global financial system from
overseas. The following is a relatively brief excerpt from something I have
been working on (most of which continues to focus on Canada).
From your articles and writing I think
that you are on the right track - but I think that you are understating the
problems by as much as two orders of magnitude. In any case there is certainly
an interesting ying and yang aspect
to the equation that as interest rates officially approach zero they are in
practice going through the stratosphere for the people who can least afford it.
Tim.
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Answer By R. T.:
Thank you very much for making me aware of your fight against usury rates
charged to poor borrowers by financial institutions.
Of course, my short article only dealt with the macroeconomic side of the
monetary market. My conclusions refer only to savers
and retirees whose saving returns could be negative, when inflation and taxes are taken into consideration.
However, I am well aware that some borrowers do pay fraudulent exceptionally high
interest rates, especially when they borrow on their credit
cards and only pay a minimum amount monthly. This is tantamount to usury on the part of banks and other lenders. As you wrote, even so-called micro-loan lenders are charging outlandishly high interest rates with their methods of calculating nominal
interest rates.
I congratulate you for your victory against Eaton’s exponential interest charges. I hope governments have followed your case and have, or should have, moved to end such abusive practices.
New
Is There Really a Saving Glut Causing
Ultra-low Interest Rates?
Posted, Wednesday, August 7, 2019, 05h05
A recent Boomberg article
has argued that what is behind ultra-low interest
rates, and even negative interest rates, is a worldwide saving glut. Indeed, it
is assumed that there is an increased demand for debt instruments by savers and
lenders, while the supply of debt instruments is implicitly assumed to have
declined.
Is this a fact or simply an assertion?
1- Nowadays, it is observed, on the supply side of the
bond market, that governments, corporations and consumers are more indebted
than ever and are borrowing at a faster rate than ever. For instance, the US
government’s annual public deficit is above $1 trillion and the public debt is
increasing faster than the economy and is at a record level of more than $ 22.5
trillion. The same can be said about corporate debt, students’ debt, and
consumers’ debt, etc. Therefore, the decline in interest rates cannot be
explained by a decline in the supply of debt instruments. To the contrary, the
larger the overall volume of debt outstanding, the higher interest rates would
be expected to be to sustain it, at the margin.
2- It is a fact that the yield curve is sloping
negatively in many countries, an indication that it is on the demand side where
any explanation for ultra-low interest rates, and even negative rates, must be
found.
It is said that people live longer and that their time
preference has suddenly turned negative over the last few years. Is this really
the case? In general, demographics do not turn on a dime, but take decades to
change.
3- Indeed, the only thing that has changed
fundamentally since the 2007-2009 Great Recession, is the fact that some
central banks have greatly increased their purchases of public securities and
of banking mortgage-backed securities. The US Fed, for example, has quadrupled
its balance sheet in just a few years, pushing it from less than $1 trillion to
more than $4 trillion dollars. It did that with three successive rounds of money printing
and securities purchasing from 2008 to late 2014,
through its rounds of “Quantitative Easing” (QE).
The
same can be said about the European bank, which is still active with its
Quantitative Easing programs. As to the Bank of Japan, it has been buying larger
and larger chunks of public debt over the last twenty years. The Japanese bond
market has been so much dominated by the purchases of Treasuries by the central
bank, that some Japanese private banks have quit the bond market completely. In
fact, it can be said that Japan’s central bank has nationalized the Japanese
bond market.
Conclusion
All indicates that ultra-low and negative interest
rates are due to massive and very unusual interventions by some central banks
in their country’s bond market, and are not the result of a fundamental shift
in the behavior of savers and lenders, who would have suddenly discovered the
pleasure of negative time preference in valuing future consumption more
than present consumption. No. The culprits are a handful of central banks that
have greatly increased their demand for some classes of securities in order to
shore up some large banks in trouble. In so doing, they have pushed some
nominal interest rates way down.
In doing so, they have also imposed a stealth tax on savers and
creditors alike. A huge transfer of wealth is presently going on in our
countries, and it is done outside of the political process. Debtors, especially
governments, are the big beneficiaries.
Dr.
Rodrigue Tremblay
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Monday, June 17, 2019
The Trump-Bolton Duo is just like the Bush-Cheney Duo: Warmongers Using Lies to Start Illegal Wars.
Lundi, le 17 juin, 2019
Le duo Trump-Bolton est semblable au duo Bush-Cheney: Des va-t-en-guerre qui recourent à des mensonges pour déclencher des guerres illégales.
Comments (6)
New
In Whose Interest?
Posted, Monday, June 17, 2019, 1:49 pm
Question: In whose interest?
I shall answer in graphic terms.
(N.B. Please google "100 companies that sell the most weapons" for similar graphs.)
Courtenay
New
A war with Iran could be another Vietnam for the U.S.
Posted, Monday, June 17, 2019, 3:39 pm
I completely agree. I have written about this situation in Polish, but in my opinion, the issue is not just Trump or Bolton, but the problem of U.S. debt and defense of the dollar as a reserve currency. We are getting broke and this leads to desperation. A war with Iran could be another Vietnam for the US.
About the false flag operation, one element is missing, children. Nothing works so well as pictures of the dead or injured children, the best by mustard gas. Whoever planned this war against Iran has to incorporate dead children in the justification, otherwise the public will be opposing.
Jan
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Answer By R. T.:
Of course, you are right. Now that the U.S. is going rogue and self-centered, other countries do not want to support the dollar as a reserve currency. That means more inflation in the future.
There is also the behavior of the U.S. secret government (CIA, State, Pentagon, etc.), with its hundreds of billions$ budget. It is more important than the visible government, especially for U.S. foreign policy. That’s were the pro-Israel neocons are concentrated. — They run the show. Trump is the buffoon who entertains the uneducated and uninformed or misinformed crowd.
New
The Deep State runs the show
Posted, Monday, June 17, 2019, 5:08 pm
It can be an operation from the Deep State too, even with Cheney still behind. Trump doesn’t manage anything. The Deep State runs the show.
Emmanuel
New
Trump as the Godfather?
Posted, Tuesday, June 18, 2019, 00:10 am
This is an article that asserts a position, which seems a likely explanation of attacks on shipping in the Sea of Oman.
However, I dislike the title. President Trump is the decision-maker in his Administration; unlike President Bush in his. Dick Cheney and Donald Rumsfelt controlled Bush. John Bolton, a consistent warmonger, is not controlling anyone and is in a place where he can be watched. Sometimes I think of the Godfather: "Keep your friends close and your enemies closer."
Virginia
Answer by R. T.
Indeed, no administration is identical. In Trump’s case, for good or bad, everything seems to be centralized around his own persona. As to Bolton, he may be too close to decision making, considering his record.
New
GWB Also Lied!
Posted, Wednesday, June 19, 2019, 3:42 pm
President George W. Bush and seven of his administration's top officials, including Vice President Dick Cheney, National Security Adviser Condoleezza Rice and Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld, made at least 935 false statements in the two years following September 11, 2001, about the national security threat posed by Saddam Hussein's Iraq.
Lance
New
Why would the Iranian government attack a Japanese tanker?
Posted, Wednesday, June 19, 2019, 6:37 pm
Why would the Iranian government attack a Japanese tanker while Japan’s Prime Minister Shinzo Abe was in the midst of a state visit to Iran, to discuss oil shipments to Japan and other matters? This makes no sense whatsoever. This isludicrous.
Anonymous
New
History of ‘false flag’ Operations Conducted by the U.S.
Posted, Thursday, June 27, 2019, 1:22 pm
“All Members shall refrain in their international relations from the threat or use of force against the territorial integrity or political independence of any state, or in any other manner inconsistent with the Purposes of the United Nations.“
In 2015 within the confines of the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA) by the five permanent members of the U.N. Security Council plus Germany, a nuclear deal with Iran was signed. In 2018 the U.S. unilaterally withdrew from the JCPOA agreement.
History
The most telling single fact in the still unfolding international tensions between the U.S. and Iran is this. Some fifty years ago, Iran signed the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty. Of all the Middle Eastern (ME) countries, it is only Israel, which does not adhere to the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty.
And now with the shooting down of the U.S. drone, it is Iran now said to be the bad actor in the ME. But, we shall return to this point once historical context is given.
The history of ‘false flag’ operations conducted by the U.S., and acts of aggression based on same, could here be accurately and exhaustively documented. But, for purposes of brevity — let us be selective.
In 1846, on a false flag, the U.S. claimed that there was an attack by Mexican troops; in consequence of that, the Mexican/American war went ranging from New Mexico to California and beyond, and the latter was seized and annexed to the U.S..
Similarly, the Spanish/American war was begun in 1898 in Cuba, in the Havana Harbour with the sinking of the USS Maine (another false flag operation).
In 1962, a CIA operation directed against Cuba, known as “Operation Northwoods” was designed to have terrorist acts committed against U.S. citizens to be blamed on Cuba, so as to justify invading Cuba.
Lest we forget – the “ Bay of Tonkin Incident”: It was around 1964 that the U.S. decided that it wanted to “come clean” and be openly and fully engaged in the Vietnam War. Yet another false flag operation!
In 2003 then Secretary of State Colin Powel, knowingly and falsely claimed that “yellow cake uranium” was held by Iraq, so as to justify the invasion of Iraq.
So— does some measure of historical example exist as to why, not merely international lawyers, but our entire global citizenry, both have valid reasons to be, at the very least, even just a wee bit skeptical about U.S. claims being now made against Iran’s alleged unjustified attack on and downing of the U.S. intelligence drone?...
Conclusion
So — Uncle Sam (and in fact — all the people of America) — President Trump — the Mullahs — Ayatollah Khomeini — the involved militaries at whatever levels from both countries (for it is primarily your lives on the line) — and all persons of sound mind; please — think once — think twice — think again — then revert to the U.N. for peaceful resolution.
Courtenay
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Tuesday, April 2, 2019
Trump-Barr’s Manipulation of the Special Counsel Robert Mueller report
of March 22, 2019: The Political Cover-up of the Century?
Mardi
le 2 avril 2019
La manipulation
du rapport du procureur spécial Robert Mueller en date du 22 mars 2019 par le
duo Trump-Barr : La supercherie politique du siècle ?
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Nouveau
Parfois
des fous dans leur folie disent la vérité !
Mis en ligne, mardi, le 2 avril 2019, 08 h 07
Tout ce que dit
l’auteur du blogue est vrai, mais la question demeure : comment prouver
que Trump a été élu et Hillary a été battue grâce aux Russes ? Si Hillary
avait fait campagne au Wisconsin, au Michigan par exemple, elle aurait gagné
même dans ce système électoral assez particulier du Collège électoral.
Elle aurait
gagné avec un système électoral à deux tours ou avec le système britannique que
nous avons au Canada.
L’Amérique
s’efforce d’influencer le résultat des élections depuis 1945 à travers le
monde, et le gouvernement américain renverse des gouvernements démocratiquement
élus depuis des lunes, et pratique l’assassinat sur une grande échelle. Ce fut
le cas de son intervention aux élections en Italie, en 1947-48
Cela étant
dit, j’admire la capacité de l’auteur de traiter avec clarté ce sujet difficile
et obscur. Mais il reste que l’Amérique libérale des Démocrates actuels est
assez paranoïaque. Comme je le prévoyais il y a 2 ans dans un courriel, cette
enquête ne trouvera pas de preuves que les Russes aient fait élire Trump, (Mme
Clinton a eu trois millions de voix de plus que Trump!), mais découvrira toutes
les exactions et fraudes de son entourage et de lui-même, et que les Russes
auraient bien aimé que Trump soit élu et non une candidate qui voulait un ‘no
fly zone’ en Syrie, et « eradicate » l’Iran. Elle voulait aussi accroître l’isolement
de la Russie et provoquer un ‘regime change’ à Moscou, en plus d’avoir
autorisé le renversement d’un gouvernement démocratiquement élu au Honduras et
organisé le coup en février 2014 à Kiev.
Qu’y a-t-il à
redire d’une politique qui préconisait de bonnes relations avec la Russie? John
F. Kennedy l’avait proposée et a été assassiné physiquement. Trump est malade.
Mais, comme le disait Érasme, parfois des fous dans leur folie disent la
vérité. Je préfère une ‘Politique de Détente’. Mais Trump est trop incohérent
pour qu’il en soit le champion, et je ne vois pas chez les Démocrates de
l’Establishment de leaders à la hauteur. Attendons le résultat des prochaines
élections…
J’aimerai
toujours lire les analyses de l’auteur et son érudition hors du commun. Je
constate que l’Occident ne songe qu’à la guerre et que l’Asie, avec l’aide de
la Russie, essaie de construire un monde nouveau, que les démocraties libérales
échouent lamentablement dans leur gestion de la terre, et forcent tous les pays
à s’armer… Ainsi, permettre que l’Arabie Saoudite devienne une puissance
nucléaire est de la folie pure. Roger
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Réponse de R.T,:
Parfois, des lecteurs ne comprennent pas toujours
ce que j’écris. Je leur demande d’attendre quelques semaines ou quelques mois
et ils comprendront.
Mon blogue ne traite pas de l'implication des
Russes dans la campagne de Trump. Je crois que les Israélites ont été beaucoup
plus impliqués dans cette campagne que les Russes. De toute façon, le
gouvernement américain intervient dans les élections de nombreux autres pays.
Là n'est pas la question. C'est le comportement
d'un fourbe et d’un mafioso qui se trouve à occuper la Maison blanche
présentement et qui ment continuellement, qui ne respecte aucune règle
démocratique et qui aspire à devenir le premier empereur américain. Son avocat,
Michael Cohen, a même dit devant un comité du Congrès américain que son patron
ne quitterait pas la Maison blanche même s'il perdait une élection !
Je n'ai rien contre de bonnes relations avec la
Russie et je crois que les Européens et le gouvernement de Selfie Trudeau au
Canada font une grave erreur à ce chapitre. Le problème vient du fait que
Donald Trump est prêt à s'associer avec le diable pourvu que cela fasse son
affaire personnelle. Il va prendre l'argent de n'importe qui. C'est ce qui fait
de lui une menace à la sécurité des États-Unis et à celle du monde entier.
Cependant, quand je vois les démocrates attaquer
Joe Biden, ces idiots de démocrates peuvent certainement faire en sorte de
réélire Trump, aux élections de novembre 2020.
Si cela se produit, considérant que Trump est
présentement incontrôlable, il faut imaginer ce qu’il serait capable de faire avec
un autre mandat de quatre ans!
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What took you so
long?
Posted, Tuesday, April 2,
2019, 10h58 am
So now —you begin to think
the way I always have.
What took you so long?
Courtnay
____________________________
Answer by R. T.
That may be because you did
not pay enough attention! From day one, in January 2017, I wrote that Donald
Trump was going to be a “threat to American democracy and a menace to peace in
the world”. Later on I wrote that he was a would-be dictator and that he
behaves like a mobster.
His own lawyer, Michael Cohen,
also known as “the fixer”, even told a congressional committee that his boss
would not gracefully and peacefully leave the White House, even if he were to
loose an election. I don’t think the United States has ever been closer to
absolute power in the hands of one politician, no matter what the U.S.
Constitution says.
As to the Mueller
investigation, nobody really knows what is written in this 400-page report. The
question is why Trump and his new “fixer”, lawyer William Barr, do not want the
American people to know what the full report really says. That smacks of
totalitarianism. Sooner or later the Mueller report will have to be made
public, or the United States is not a democracy.
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A Very Good and Concise Opinion.
Posted, Tuesday, April 2,
2019, 13h50 pm
As usual, this
is a very good and concise opinion. I also appreciate the choice of quotations
for motto.
Karol
Nouveau
Une citation de Hannah Arendt.
Mis en ligne, mardi, le 2 avril 2019, 15h09
Cette citation aurait pu apparaître au
début du dernier billet de blogue du professeur Tremblay.
Jean-Victor
The following quote could
have joined the other quotations at the beginning of Dr. Tremblay’s article:
Jean-Victor
"The ideal subject of totalitarian
rule is not the convinced Nazi or the convinced Communist, but people for whom
the distinction between fact and fiction (i.e., the reality of experience) and
the distinction between true and false (i.e., the standards of thought) no
longer exist."
Hannah Arendt, (in her
book ‘The Origins of
Totalitarianism’, 1951)
New
Many Parallels of these Types of
Individuals in History.
Posted, Tuesday, April 2,
2019, 19h55
I
found your observations quite interesting. As a student of history there have
many parallels of these types of individuals. Few have been remembered for
their contribution to mankind. In fact they pass as sewage. I look forward to
this realization. Keep up your good work.
Darius
Nouveau
Un texte qui impressionne !
Mis en ligne, mercredi, le 3 avril 2019, 00h15
Comme d'habitude, le texte de M. Tremblay
m'a fortement impressionné.
On dit que Donald Trump n'est pas
exonéré en ce qui concerne ''l'obstruction à la justice''. Je ne comprends pas
pourquoi on ne dit pas la même chose concernant sa possible implication (ou
celle de membres de son entourage) dans un complot avec les Russes (collusion)
pour influencer les élections présidentielles. En effet, si, d'une part,
Mueller dit qu'il n'a pas établi de preuve à cet effet, d'autre part il
pourrait également dire que cela n'exonère pas ledit Trump. Car, si Mueller n'a
pas trouvé de preuve concernant l'implication de Trump (ou de son entourage)
dans une possible collusion avec les Russes, cela ne prouve pas qu'il n'y a pas
eu collusion; cela dit tout simplement qu'on n'a pas réussi à trouver une
preuve à cet effet.
On pourrait ajouter qu'à défaut d'une
preuve irréfutable, il y a un faisceau de faits convergents qui vont dans le
sens d'une collusion. En toute justice, on doit cependant dire que si on n'a
pas de preuve irréfutable de culpabilité à l'endroit d'une personne accusée
d'un méfait, cette personne est présumée innocente.
René
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Réponse de R.T.
Souvent quand j’écris un
article, ce n’est que quelques semaines ou quelques mois plus tard qu’on
comprend ce que je voulais dire.
Concernant le thème
principal de mon article, il faut comprendre ceci :
Premièrement, il ne faut
pas oublier que tout ce que l’on a présentement ce sont les mots de l’avocat
William Barr. Or ce dernier semble être devenu l’avocat “fixer” de Trump. Il a
été nommé par Trump ministre de la justice essentiellement parce qu’il avait
déclaré en public que l’affaire de la collusion avec la Russie était de la
“bullshit”, et que le président ne pouvait être accusé de quoi
que ce soit une fois en poste. Richard Nixon avait prétendu la même chose et
cela est une fausseté.
Deuxièmement, tant que nous
ne verrons de visu le rapport Mueller
en entier et non censuré, on ne peut conclure à absolument rien.
Or, Trump a déclaré lundi,
le 1er avril 2019, qu’il ne croyait plus nécessaire de donner des
copies du fameux rapport aux membres du Congrès, ni de le publier pour le grand
public, alors qu’il avait promis publiquement de le faire.
Donald Trump sait pertinemment
bien que les 400 pages du rapport Mueller ne l’exonèrent pas du tout, ni lui,
ni sa famille. De plus, il faut distinguer l’aspect purement légal de la
question politique.
Trump est un fourbe, un
menteur invétéré et un manipulateur. J’ajouterais qu’il est un imposteur qui va
faire énormément de tort aux États-Unis. D’ailleurs, la réputation de ce pays
dans le monde est en chute libre. Il n’y a rien de bon à attendre de cet homme.
Malheureusement, bien des gens distraits ou peu renseignés tombent dans le
panneau parce que c’est une grande gueule et que certains aiment les
‘politiciens-super-grande-gueule’. C’est arrivé au 20ème siècle en
Italie avec B. Mussolini et en Allemagne avec A. Hitler. Ces deux démagogues
ont fini par détruire leur pays.
New
Beating a Dead Horse?
Posted, Wednesday, April 3,
2019, 03h08 am
Methinks you are trying to beat a dead horse. Yes Trump is despicable
but no, he wasn't elected by Russian interference. That's something the U.S.
government is trying to do to non-vassal states all the time, but the Russians
didn't do it this time.
To prove that Trump is corrupt, like every U.S. president in recent
years, doesn't take a Royal Commission, or whatever…
I may add that the whole "Russiagate" scam was an intense
distraction from the REAL issues being decided behind the curtain: the wars of
aggression against Syria, Afghanistan, Venezuela, Iran, Russia; the climate
disruption caused by accelerating (they hope) capitalism; other issues more
important than corruption, which, I agree is extreme…
Thanks for your scholarly articles. I always enjoy them.
DC
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Answer by R. T.:
First, I do not think
commenting about politics is a waste of time. If so, we should all go back
living in caves and let dictators run everything.
Second, that is not true
that all politicians are corrupt to the level that Donald Trump is. Trump is
way more dishonest than your average politician.
Third, I don’t think that Donald
Trump is politically speaking a dead horse. In fact, he has a good chance of
getting reelected for a second term, considering the stupidity of the Democrats
who are destroying each other.
Fourth, from your email
address, I gather that you are Canadian. Canada has everything to fear from
loose-cannon Trump, economically and politically. He has already caused
tremendous damage to Canada with the import taxes of 25% on steel made in
Canada and of 10% on aluminum made in Canada. Moreover, the new Nafta did not
take into consideration the big concessions made by Canada in the current
Nafta.
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Donald Trump’s 20 Biggest Follies
Les 20 plus grandes folies de Donald Trump
Comments (7)
New
The Mad-dogs of Nuclear Armaments — USA and Russia.
Posted, Sunday, February 3, 2019, 14h35
Let us consider a very serious matter. It is the existence of weapons of mass destruction and the potential annihilation of our species. More particularly, the focus is on the conduct of the United States of America and Russia.
Context and a quick grasp of the motivating factors for production of these weapons can be gleaned by listening to President Eisenhower’s warning from the 1960s and then considering the stark clarity of the words of George Kennan (he was the US architect of the ‘Cold War’):
“Were the Soviet Union to sink tomorrow under the waters of the ocean, the American military-industrial establishment would have to go on, substantially unchanged, until some other adversary could be invented. Anything else would be an unacceptable shock to the American economy.” ― George F. Kennan
…
The idea and objective of International Law is to provide a framework and set of international rules for nations and persons to conduct international relations by abiding by same (The rule of International Law). The UN Charter and Treaties are just two demonstrable examples of International Law's intention as to how it is intended to work. It is not a perfect system, but without it (or something close to it in place) —then what is the option for intended civilized and peaceful dispute resolution —brute force —or —war?
Thus, post World War II, not only the United Nations, but a series of Laws and Treaties, such as the Geneva Conventions, set out to establish the legal new architecture for the world. In the specific context of nuclear weapons the following can be noted:
The Anti-Ballistic Missile Treaty (ABM Treaty or ABMT) was signed in 1972 between the US and the then Soviet Union. The terms of the Treaty permitted each side to be limited to two ABM complexes —and —each complex was further limited to 100 anti-ballistic missiles.
In 2002 the US already had destabilized the nuclear balance when they decided to get out of the ABM Treaty. In 2002, and when you look at a map, the United States was putting missile defense bases all around Eurasia, creating a feeling of encirclement in Russia and China.
The US ideology was to put sovereignty above international law, and they wanted to have a totally free hand to keep their supremacy in the world as long as possible, and these Treaties were constraining them.
The Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces Treaty (INF Treaty) collapsed; it had been established in 1987 between the then Soviet Union and the US at a time when Gorbachov and Reagan were leaders of their respective countries. The broad objective, as with the 1972 Treaty, was arms-control. The INF Treaty sought to eliminate all land-based ballistic and cruise missiles and the launchers for such missiles.
Citing Russian non-compliance as the reason for withdrawal, on the 20th October 2018, President Donald Trump announced that the US was withdrawing.
It is not hard to discern the pattern of attempted rationalization, by way of blaming deviation and/or violations to justify withdrawal. Yet, withdrawal, defeats the long-term objective of an intended symmetrical containment under International Treaties.
It is also not hard to discern from the withdrawals, that one nation is seeking superiority and dominance; by placing emphasis on its “exceptionalism” in preference for assertive sovereignty over co-operative submission to international law.
The waste of global resources and corresponding stupidity should also be noted. That approach places us (all human beings on planet earth) at risk.
What logical, rational —or —in any way sensible route is it for a nation to squander so much resources on building these nuclear weapons; when —it is known by both sides that direct use, the US against Russia or vice versa is guaranteed Mutually Assured Destruction (MAD)?
Courtenay
New
Excellent Article on Trump.
Posted, Sunday, February 3, 2019, 15h21
Excellent article on Trump —It is well researched & factual, to the point. The only think I have a reservation is the part on global warming, conveniently changed to climate change.
But that is another story with jury still out on that one.
We have also in Canada a Prime Minister who is also unstable & not very a statesman like, especially as related to his human rights and international politics. Canada trumpets to the world to be a champion of human rights but when it comes to Israeli treatment of Palestinians, we say nothing and support the tyrannical regime regardless. —Does not this looks like US policy and the people funding this are the same on both sides of the border.
Other thing is the idea of supporting the self-proclaimed Venezuelan ”president“, which reminds me of a Ukraine repeat!
I extend my appreciation to the author for his excellent writing on those controversial topics.
Ludvik
New
Russia Gate VS Israel Gate!
Posted, Monday, February 4, 2019, 06 h 06
Trumps presidency is not Russia gate but rather it is Israeli gate 100%. That’s it in a nutshell albeit your outline was interesting.
Tom
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Answer by R. T.:
I agree with your statement. Russian interference in the 2016 presidential election is most likely peanuts compare to Israel’s involvement in all American elections. I have written about that before. See here:
Nouveau
Superbe analyse.
Mis en ligne, lundi, le 4 février 2019, 08 h 07
Superbe cette analyse de parcours de Trump !
Josée
New
Josée
Trump had no experience in government.
Posted Tues. February 5, 2019, 11:01 pm
Trump had no experience in government
before he won the 2016 Republican nomination. He was just a popular TV reality
star who branded his name on every piece of real estate he built. He wasn't even
that successful in business, going bankrupt more than once. He's a lazy-bones,
too, rarely hitting the Oval Office until 11.30 am, according to Axios, which
obtained his daily schedules. His approval ratings may never again cross 40%.
If President Trump runs again, he certainly looks beatable.
The latest self-deluded billionaire to
be fooled by this magical thinking is Howard Schultz, the former CEO of
Starbucks. He's out hawking a book in hopes of boosting his name recognition
and telling interviewers he's "strongly considering" a presidential
run as an independent.
Lance
Nouveau
Les articles du prof. Tremblay sont instructifs et factuels.
Mis en ligne, lundi, le 4 février 2019, 16 h 12
C'est toujours intéressant de lire les articles du prof. Tremblay parce que, premièrement, ils sont instructifs et factuels (ses affirmations reposent pratiquement toujours sur des faits vérifiables), et aussi parce qu'ils sont très bien écrits.
René
New
Confused About our Existence!
Posted, Sunday, February 10, 2019, 06 h 44
As famous biologist Edward O. Wilson so eloquently said:
“Humanity today is like a walking dreamer, caught between the fantasies of sleep and the chaos of the real world. The mind seeks but cannot find the precise place and hour. We have created a Star Wars civilization, with Stone Age emotions, medieval institutions, and godlike technology. We thrash about. We are terribly confused by the mere fact of our existence, and a danger to ourselves and to the rest of life.” (“The Social Conquest of Earth”, 2012), …
The real world of the U.K., the U.S. and the entire planet needs to move on to a better place.
Courtenay
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Friday, October 26, 2018
About Politicians who Befriend Criminals in Power
By Dr. Rodrigue Tremblay
Le vendredi, 26 octobre 2018
Au sujet de politiciens qui sont les amis de criminels au pouvoir
Comments (7)
New
Illegality on a Global Scale.
Posted, Friday, October 26, 2018, 17h42
It is not as simple as trying to imply or even state – mistakes – it is willful and constructed illegality on a global scale.
I cannot simply cosset what you are saying – thus I say this:
And then I say that if you want to establish credulity in historical and politico-economic terms then surely you have to start addressing the reality of what (for want of a better generic term) the “West” has done across the globe for centuries (and is continuing to do) – Canada included. How do you address that?
But as we say in the Caribbean (having been born and bred in Jamaica – “no problem mon”).
Actually – it is a huge global problem which most of us are not man enough to address – and – sadly, most times, simply give a pass and/or apology.
Over and out.
Moreover, are you serious when you write this?
"In a true democracy, leaders do not vie for absolute power for themselves or their family."
Let us not go into the pre-World War II era.
Since the coup in the 1950s in Iran, — which country has engineered to ensure: "absolute power for themselves or their family"?
From Iran to Saudi Arabia, the answer is the same.
Courtenay
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Answer by R. T.:
Thank you for reminding me about your 2006 article “Oil, conflict and the future of global energy supplies”. Of course, anything happening in the Middle East
is connected to oil and Israel. However, since 2006, oil production with the
fracking process has increased very much and so has solar energy production.
That does not mean oil price cannot spike back to $100 a barrel, but the world
is slowly freeing itself from fossil fuel.
- To address the big problems you raise, that is a fair question. The U.S. government has been shunning the UN for quite some time now, and systemic problems that certainly cannot be solved by NATO, or by Trump for that matter. There is presently a void of leadership in the world and that augurs badly for the future.
- As to my reference to “true democracy“, I do not imply that we live in true democracies. In fact, I believe the reverse, i.e. that most countries are moving away from being true democracies, if they ever were close to that objective. Income and wealth inequalities are reaching record levels and big money runs about everything, more so in the United States than elsewhere.
- As to Jamal Khashoggi’s assassination by the Saudi regime, we now learn that he did have proof that Saudi Arabia was deliberately misusing phosphorous
gas weapons against civilians in Yemen, and that could be the true reason he was savagely assassinated. Why the British secret service MI6 did not warn Khashoggi, and—since it is most likely the British told Trump—why the CIA did not warm him remains an open question.
New
Inexperienced Men in Control.
Posted, Friday, October 26, 2018, 21h20
Thanks for your recent article about assassination of Jamal Khashoggi in Istanbul in the hands of Saudi Arabia. One cannot resist finding a similarity of government structure in Saudi Arabia and the USA. In both places rulers have delegated authority to young, 30 years old sons and sons-in-law, with drastic consequences.
Jan
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Answer by R. T.:
We do live in crazy times.
Indeed, inexperienced Jared Kushner, Trump’s son-in-law, plays a big role in Trump’s administration, especially in the Middle East affairs. The same applies to Steven Miller who writes Trump’s speeches. Both are in their 30’s.
Also, Trump has surrounded himself with yes-men like Bolton, Pompeo, Navarro, etc. Experienced men like Mattis, Kelly, Tillerson, etc. have been or are being pushed aside.
New
I Enjoyed the Article.
Posted, Saturday, October 27, 2018, 18h10
I enjoyed your Khashoggi article and politicians who befriend criminals while in power. Also your new book“La régression tranquille du Québec” — I had intended to write a note on it, especially about calling for referendums when no fall back plan for outcomes that are not that desired.
Blair
New
A Few Provoking Questions.
Posted, Sunday, October 28, 2018, 14h11
Here are three provoking questions:
1. Why doesn't Canada see it as vitally important as a functioning "democracy" to speak forcefully and effectively in the international community on the actions of Saudi Arabia in Yemen?
2. Why doesn't Canada see it fit and necessary to stop selling arms to Saudi Arabia - given the horrendous human rights record of Saudi Arabia?
3. Why doesn't Canada see it fit to impose sanctions in response to the Khashoggi affair?
Courtenay
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Answer by R.T.:
Here are some quick answers:
1- Because a Canadian contract to Saudi Arabia to sell that country military trucks is very important for the Ontario economy. Trudeau Jr. has an election next year and he needs Ontario to remain in power. It is politics over ethics.
2- Same reason: politics.
3- Same reason: politics.
Nouveau
D’accord avec cette présentation claire.
Mis en ligne, dimanche, le 28 octobre 2018, 16h23
Je ne peux qu'être d'accord avec la présentation claire qu'il fait de ce qu'on pourrait appeler ''L'affaire K''.
René
New
Demagogues Need Enemies.
Posted, Monday, October 29, 2018, 12h28
Demagogues all over have always used imaginary 'enemies' to demonize, and to add to their ability to exercise control over society.
The U.S. government and Donald Trump are no different.
It is fascism.
All attempts at furthering civilization have been attacked as being instigated by 'outsiders'! ('them')
People in power simply do not want to give up power. They always want to accumulate it.
In the U.S., this has been the case with all of the anti-war movements, the anti-racist movement, the civil rights movements, the labor union movement, etc.
Unfortunately ethnicity and racism are structurally involved in this phenomenon and that's why wars curse the planet and the peace for humanity.
It starts with demonization of others, the 'outsiders' and 'thems'.
It is sad to say but the U. S. is basically declining on the metric of civilization.
We are increasingly a society that is run by mafia rules and the violence that inevitably follows.
Mazdi
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Answer by R. T.:
It is somewhat depressing that the world goes in circles, repeating the same mistakes generations after generations.
With the number of autocrats rising to power in many countries, we seem condemned to relive the 1930s.
As to Donald Trump, he is the living proof that demagogues and autocrats are back.
Nouveau
Excellent article.
Mis en ligne, mercredi, le 31 octobre 2018, 16h59
Excellent article du professeur Tremblay qui résume bien les présentes circonstances de la politique internationale...
Il est incertain qu'on puisse compter sur le gouvernement canadien pour bien réagir.
Pierre
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Vendredi, le 17 août 2018
L'énigme de l’orwellien Donald Trump :
comment réussit-il à s’en tirer si
facilement ?
Comments (15)
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Nouveau
Inquiet au sujet de Donald Trump
Mis en
ligne, vendredi,
le 17 août 2018, 2h07
Je suis très inquiet et outré par les
agissements du président des USA. Pensez-vous que le peuple américain a saisi
le danger qu'il représente pour l'humanité et pour son propre pays ?
Êtes-vous confiant quant à l'issue des élections ‘mid-term’ et pourrait-on
enfin avoir une procédure de destitution si les Démocrates l'emportent à la Chambre
des représentants? Je vous serais reconnaissant de bien vouloir apporter une
réponse à une question qui me préoccupe depuis l'élection de ce triste
personnage.
Jean-Pierre
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Réponse
de R. T. :
Donald
Trump peut compter sur une base électorale de 35 à 40 % de l'électorat
américain qui lui est fidèle, et il est passé maître dans l'art de la politique
spectacle. Il ne doit pas être sous-estimé. D'autant plus que ses opposants
démocrates sont divisés.
Normalement,
compte tenu de son impopularité dans l'ensemble de la population américaine,
Trump devrait faire face après les élections de novembre à un Congrès dominé
par les démocrates. Mais rien n'est assuré.
Le
rapport de Mueller, s'il survient avant les élections, pourrait être
déterminant, car il pourrait mener à la destitution de Donald Trump en 2019.
Il
faudra attendre le déroulement des évènements.
New
Interesting Observations.
Posted, Friday, August 17, 2018, 11:66 a.m.
These
are interesting observations.
Frank
New
Valuable Review of the Electoral Forces.
Posted, Friday, August 17, 2018, 12:24 p.m.
This is a new and excellent article by
the author. Congratulations!
I think the author provided a valuable
review of the electoral forces. It should be added, as we observe, there is a
large number of simplistic, stupid and poor, brainwashed people who support
this political monster just as the one representing their own lack of any
"worldview".
Let's be optimistic and enjoy the beauty
of summer…
Karol
New
Thank You for the Article!
Posted, Friday, August 17, 2018, 1:58 p.m.
Thank you for this article.
Please read here about another crackpot:
Ted Cruz:
Heinz
New
The Donald is not the Original Liar!
Posted, Friday, August 17, 2018, 2:26 p.m.
You are amusing, but not serious. The
Donald is not the original liar. Politicians in general, left and right, hate
him not because he lies, but because he is the mirror in which they see
themselves as they really are. They are terrified that people like you might
figure it out, and their game will be up.
Mike
New
Trump does the Bidding for the
Military-Industrial Complex!
Posted, Friday, August 17, 2018, 2:51 p.m.
Why? Well look at his desire to override Congress and escalate defense expenditures and now he articulates the same 'Star wars' concept which was canvassed during the Reagan Presidency.
It is this group which calls the shots in the U.S. So
long as Trump does their bidding, then his improper behavior; his lying; his
misogyny; and you name it...all add up to zero - for he keeps the system
running where it counts - in the pocket - for this core corporate welfare
group.
CB
New
Thank You!
Posted, Friday, August 17, 2018, 3:19 p.m.
Thank you for this article.
New
The U.S. will Resort to Violence
to Maintain Hegemony!
Posted, Friday, August 17, 2018, 6:16 p.m.
This is really a reflection of the
intellectual bankruptcy of the people and institutions in the U.S. and it is a
sign of the decline of U.S. leadership role in the world.
-My fear is that in order to resist this
decline of influencing world affairs, the U.S. will resort to violence as it
always has done to get its way. The U.S. has never fought a 'defensive' war in
its entire history (Pearl Harbor was a set up, deliberately making war-like
demands on Japan. Roosevelt basically lied and sacrificed U.S. citizens so he
could fight Hitler, which is what he wanted badly). -My other fear is that the
opposition is not doing enough to educate the voters to realize a more equal
and democratic country but is more concerned with the second political party
getting the upper hand so it is all about power, not the people, not the
country, not peace, but just power, like the power to pardon friendly criminals
who have been convicted, as will be done once Paul Manafort is found guilty.
Mazdi
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Answer by R.T.:
Indeed, Trump is a very dishonest individual, and not
only intellectually speaking. I personally believe that he has been a crook all
his life. A certain percentage of Americans are still in denial
that by electing hotel and casino owner Donald Trump, they have placed in the
Oval Office somebody who is closer to Al Capone (1899-1947) than to Abraham
Lincoln (1809-1865), in character, integrity and in personal morality. Sooner
or later, future events, engineered by this authoritarian and misguided
individual, will force them to reconcile themselves with that unpleasant fact.
By then, however, it may be too late.
New
Trump is Pushing Everything to
the Edge of Chaos!
Posted, Friday, August 17, 2018, 9:43 p.m.
Perhaps that is because you have been
believing the lies. He didn't lie about his birth certificate, or his religion.
He hasn't told lies so that he can invade any more countries. His lies are at
least transparent. No one believes them.
-They are mostly hyperbole. He didn't
even kill anyone the last time he had Syria bombed over fake chemical attacks.
I'll grant that his lies are not polished like most politicians. Some of them
are not plausible. But he really seems to be trying to untangle the US from
some of the wars of aggression it has started in the last twenty years. He's
trying to normalize relations with Russia, instead of starting a nuclear war.
And, he is against the entirety of the U.S. government, with the exception
perhaps of Senator Rand Paul.
-What do you think Europe is going to
look like after a few dozen nukes hit? Some of the lies are honest. Some arise
from stating what he is trying to do and then being opposed by his own
government. He's in a helluva spot. He can't accomplish what he was elected to
do in the customary way, so he's pushing everything to the edge of chaos. If he
succeeds, humanity may live for another day. If not, Western Civilization is
self destructing anyway.
Mike
New
How to Restore Real Democracy in Australia!
Posted, Friday, August 17, 2018, 10:06 p.m.
I read Dr. Tremblay’s penetrating article with
interest.
However, may I put a conflicting yet parallel point of
view of his way...
In the unlikely event we restore genuine democracy in
Australia, for example, the following activities are on our agenda:
-Restore tariffs to a level which effectively ban all
imports; action which will attract trade sanctions anyway, which will provide
us with useful political cover.
-Eliminate all taxes on fuel, and simultaneously
withdraw from the Oil Price Parity Agreement, which enables the oil cartels to
charge us international prices for our own oil, but in reality enables them to
export our oil free and to sell us dirty Singapore fuel. (This will make our
manufacturing, domestic food production, and transport costs, the lowest in the
OECD world…)
-Close down all U.S. military installations, which
will eliminate half the US global satellite spy and navigation network,
including part of Echelon.
-Re-establish the Peoples Bank (which was the
Commonwealth Bank until Keating privatised it).
-Fund all future public development schemes using
national natural and human resources, and public infrastructure, as collateral…
Tony
New
Is the American Left Really Opposed to the
U.S. Constitution?
Posted, Saturday, August 18, 2018, 1:03 p.m.
Of all the writers who don’t like Trump,
Dr. Tremblay is the best. I enjoy his papers, but I wish he could understand
that President Trump is no saint, and that he is the only one who can save us
from Communism and the One World Order. What the left wants is contrary to our
Constitution and it is treason. Patriots will never give up their guns or
accept the fact that gun free zones are killing fields. Communists rule most U.S.
cities with result that you have a high probability of being shot in those
cities. Please don’t waste your time promoting Communism; it has never worked.
Andrew
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Answer by R.T.:
These are complex issues about which there could be
honest disagreements. But let us dissipate a falsehood: I am not a communist
and I have never been one. I am not a fascist either. I am more a conservative
economist who believes in economic efficiency and a humanist who believe in
social justice.
-As for Trump not being a saint, you can say that
again! In fact, he is the exact opposite of a saint.
-Donald Trump is egocentric, narcissistic to the extreme, malicious, malevolent, ruthless, dishonest, obnoxious, vengeful, merciless, vindictive, cruel, hateful, petulant, choleric, violent, aggressive, self-serving, crassly manipulative, bigoted, jingoistic, racist, nepotistic, immoral and amoral.
-He’s a congenital liar, an intolerant demagogue, a charlatan, a cheater, a bully, a tyrant, a sociopath, a psychopath, a coward, a troublemaker, a profiteer, an abuser and an adulterer.
-He is also authoritarian, autocratic, uncompromising, whimsical, irresponsible, secretive, imperialistic, uneducated, ignorant, incompetent, incoherent, inarticulate, undignified, disdainful, disloyal, unscrupulous, hypocrite, boorish, impolite, uncivilized, loathsome, boastful, unstable, unhinged, paranoiac, xenophobic, and misogynist…etc.
And, I am only scratching the surface! Former FBI Director, James B. Comey who knows a lot about Donald Trump, because he was a prosecutor in New York City, has said that the man behaves like a mafia boss, i.e. a gangster. He also said that he is not at liberty to reveal other things about Trump.
Moreover, thanks to Bob Woodward’s new book, “Fear: Trump in the White House,” we now know that sometimes, Donald Trump foams with rage and has mass murderous impulses.
With Donald Trump, it is always the law of the jungle: gun-to-your-head and might-is-right tactics. People who support him do not really know who he is. They should get informed.
Religious people who side with Trump, considering that he is profoundly immoral, cannot help but being hypocrites.
-Regarding the U.S. Constitution, my reading of it and
my reading of the Founders’ writings make it clear in my mind that they wanted
to avoid having a dictator taking over the government. They very much wanted to
avoid the tyranny of one man, like the one they escaped under George III.
-From his behavior and statements, it is hard not to
conclude that Donald Trump is a would-be dictator. He wants to govern by himself
while firing anybody who dares to give him a contrary opinion. As a
consequence, all the foreign policy of the United States is the affair of a
single person, Donald Trump, even for issues of war and military conflicts.
Mind you, the Constitution stipulates that only Congress can declare war.
However, under previous presidents and even more under the current one, this is
a dead letter. Trump threatens war right and left, without even consulting
Congress.
-I would like to convey to you that Donald Trump is a
very dangerous man, especially as head of state. I do hope that Americans will
wake up before it is too late. The Germans in 1933-36 were cheering for their
strongman Hitler. In 1945, they were cheering no more.
-A democratic government cannot be run with lies and
deception, as Trump is doing on a daily basis. It cannot be run either by
continually attacking the free press, a freedom solemnly guaranteed by the
First Amendment, and a stalwart of democracy.
-For example, Trump is lying again in saying that
American wages are rising while official statistics do not show that. He
invents his own figures. In fact, money wages are rising less than the
inflation rate. Therefore, real wages are falling.
The man is a sad joke. He does not even consult the government’s experts at the
Labor Bureau of Statistics before talking. His words are worthless.
-There is a reason that in nearly all of 193 countries
of the world (with the two notable exceptions of Israel and Russia), the
standing of the United States has dropped an average of some 50% since Trump’s
election. That cannot be good for the United States as a country and for
Americans as a people, in the long run.
Nouveau
Comment peut-on être sensé et appuyer Donald Trump ?
Mis en
ligne, samedi,
le 18 août 2018, 16h30
Après avoir lu cet article, on ne voit pas comment quelqu'un de sensé
peut appuyer Donald Trump !
René
New
Israel and the Technology to Build an Atom
Bomb.
Posted, Sunday, August 19, 2018, 2:37 p.m.
Please find enclosed an email that was
just sent to one of the few level-headed classmates of mine from the U.S. Naval
Academy (’61)… (It is about the fact that Israel got the technology and materials to
build an atom bomb from the United States.)
Insofar as I can see, the points that I
bring up in this email are “findable” on the Internet and I believe that they
are factual.
David
New
Trump is the only one Who Can Save Us!
Posted, Sunday, August 19, 2018, 5:34 p.m.
Being long in the tooth is a condition
that has not been kind to my abilities. People on the left will not answer you
on real issues. Please know that you can only push our people so far before
there is retribution and revolt. I refer to the treason in Government. Departments.
I mean, for example, the FBI, DOG, IRS, Fed, Res et al. You are not reading any
of that. if you were you would understand that programs of the left are
communist and unconstitutional…
Trump is far from perfect but he is only
one who could save us.
Andrew
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Answer by R.T.:
Indeed, some institutions do betray their original
mission over time. You mention a few. Another one is the CIA (presently there
are 15 intelligence agencies).
President Harry Truman, who establish the CIA as an
agency to gather information was disillusioned when it overstepped its mandate.
On Dec. 22, 1963, he even wrote an op-ed entitled “Limit CIA Role to Intelligence“ in The
Washington Post, and said:
”[The C.I.A.] has become so removed from its intended
role … I never had any thought that when I set up the C.I.A. that it would be
injected into peacetime cloak and dagger operations. … It has become an
operational and at times a policy-making arm of the government.”
Today, the CIA and the other IAs have a budget of more
than $ 100 billion a year, and they go around the world and overthrow
governments, elected or not. They are a secret government within the U.S.
government and a very dangerous one at that…
I cannot subscribe to your belief that a flawed
individual like Donald Trump who has not one ounce of morality, can save you.
My fear is that he will lead you to destruction.
New
Answers to Why Trump is Succeeding on the Domestic Front
Posted, Tuesday, August 21, 2018, 11:53 a.m.
I particularly enjoyed reading the article responding to the question
as to why Trump is succeeding on the domestic front.
The question is well posed and arguments are very well laid out. I
would add a couple of points.
-First, we underestimate the latent racism of so many Americans and
the anti-black feeling stirred up by the Presidency of Obama and the
presence of so many black faces in the Clinton campaign.
-Second, we may overlook the profound feeling of national pride of so
many Americans and their belief that their country is by far the best
in the world. The hoards of people clamoring to get across the U.S.
borders is clear evidence of this. (I even hear this argument from
some of my not-so-well-off African-American friends.)
-Third, many Americans believe that for the last half century and
more, the United States has been "carrying the rest of the world on
its back" and that it is time for payback. They simply do not
recognize that many of the programs financed and supported by the
United States were very self-serving.
-Trump is cleverly exploiting all three of these concerns.
There is also the questions as to why Trump is succeeding so well on
the foreign front, at least in the short run.
In addition to the sheer shock which foreign "friends" felt when
confronted by his tactics, there was a great underestimation as to the
degree of which the United States was willing to use its power to be a
rather crass bully, particularly with countries who previously
perceived themselves to be U.S. allies.
Maybe that will be the topic of Dr. Tremblay’s next article.
Blair
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_
Nate Beeler, the Columbus Dispatch via Cagle Cartoons
Tuesday, June 5, 2018
Is Donald Trump a New Herbert Hoover, With his Policy of Isolationism
and Protectionism?
Comments (8)
New
Trump will Ruin the U.S.A.
Posted, Monday, June 4, 2018, 7:36 p.m.
All of the very
signs my mother has said existed prior to and during the Great Depression are
unfolding. Gas and food prices are
going up, stores are closing left and right, even Amazon is having problems;
that is why Bezos increased his prices on Amazon prime and is desperately
seeking to sell all kinds of other merchandise including spy equipment to law
enforcement agencies. And now tariffs on allies, which is going to collapse the
U.S. and it's job industries. Yes Trump is ruining this country quickly. And
the naive and gullible blindly follow him.
Marilyn
New
A Frightening, but Useful Article.
Posted, Monday, June 4, 2018, 7:40 p.m.
A very frightening, but useful article.
“That an individual who is the head of
state of an important government like the United States does not seem to
understand these simple economic and accounting principles is a scandal in
itself." So true.
Suzanne
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Answer by R. T.
“When the same man, or set of men, holds the
sword and the purse, there is an end to Liberty”. President George Mason
(1725-1792)
Trump only thinks in political terms (or financial
terms) for himself and his family. He would not hesitate to cause a global
economic depression or a global nuclear war, if that could serve his own
interests.
Le us hope that the Democrats will present a very good
candidate against him in 2020, if he is not impeached before!
New
Back in Economics 101 class!
Posted, Monday, June 4, 2018, 9:17 p.m.
Sounds that I am back in Economics 101
class — Trump style.
A. Country A slaps a tariff on and bans
certain goods.
B. Trading partners B etc. slap on
retaliatory tariffs and bans.
C. Workers in certain industrial are impacted
in consequence and prices rise.
Fill in the details thereafter — but — I
don't think that the underlying principles have changed since I was in
undergrad Economics at university in the 1970s.
This could have some really bad
consequences.
Thanks for sharing the thoughts as
expressed.
Courtenay
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Answer by R. T.:
With Trump, it’s always Econ 1.
See a cartoon here:
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Nouveau
Merci pour le cours d’économie
Mis en
ligne, lundi,
le 4 juin 2018, 10h17
Merci pour ce cours d'économie.
Apparemment, Donald Trump n'a pas porté attention durant ses
cours, ou encore il a oublié ce qu'il y a appris.
Bonne fin de journée et bonne continuation!
En passant, les
tarifs, cela remplace les impôts corporatifs non perçus par des taxes non
progressives sur les individus.On vole les pauvres pour donner aux riches!
Jean-Victor
___________________
Réponse de
R. T. :
Donald
Trump a surtout appris à comment tromper et à bousculer les gens. De plus en
plus de gens qui le connaissent bien (les directeurs du FBI et de la CIA) le
décrivent comme étant un mafioso sans principes.
Il ne
pense qu’en termes politiques (ou financiers pour lui-même et sa famille
rapprochée). Il pourrait provoquer une dépression économique mondiale ou une
guerre nucléaire mondiale si cela servait ses petits intérêts politiques ou
financiers à lui.
C’est
pourquoi il est tellement dangereux.
Voir la
caricature ici :
New
60-40 chance of Recession/Depression/Crash.
Posted, Tuesday, June 45, 2018, 10:21 a.m.
I think we have a 60-40 chance Trump
will bring on a recession/depression/crash…
Global commerce needs predictability.
Trump’s modus operandi is the opposite, i.e. chaos…
Trump’s entire economic program lacks
reality and bears no connection to the true needs of America — a solution to
housing, medical and educational expenses, and infrastructure. Picking fights
with a northern neighbor just a waste of energy and resources all around.
America does not need better trade deals — it does quite nicely on dividend
remittances from Canada — in fact it owns much of Canada! It needs to focus on
the big domestic issues — quite solvable with a recognition that better wealth
distribution is a large part of the answer and turnaround. In the meantime ...
I am sure there will be more fiascos.
Anonymous
Nouveau
La crise de 2008-2009 et les républicains américains.
Mis en
ligne, mardi,
le 5 juin 2018, 18h32
La
question que j’aimerais poser au Dr. Tremblay serait de savoir comment
l’économie mondiale marchait avant l’arrivée du Président Trump. En 2008-2009,
il n’était pas aux commandes.
Microf
__________________________________________
Réponse
de R. T. :
En
2008-2009, Trump n’était pas au pouvoir. Mais un autre président républicain
étasunien, George W. Bush avait été président de 2001 à 2009. Ce dernier avait
déréglementé les banques usa et cela avait conduit à une grave crise financière
de prêts hypothécaires risqués et à des faillites bancaires, en grande partie
rescapées par la banque centrale américaine. GWB avait aussi, en bon
républicain, abaissé les impôts des riches et accru le déficit budgétaire du
gouvernement. La crise de 2008-2009 peut lui être attribuée.
Aujourd’hui,
le républicain Trump fait de même. Il a coupé les impôts des sociétés
américaines de moitié et abaissé les impôts du 1% des contribuables les plus
fortunés, et la dette américaine est appelée à exploser dans les années à
venir.
Pour le
moment, tout va bien pour l’économie américaine avec un taux de chômage, tel
que mesuré aux usa, légèrement en bas de 4%. (Ce chiffre est en partie artificiel
parce qu’il n’inclut pas les chômeurs qui n’ont pas cherché activement du
travail au cours du mois précédant l’enquête et tous ceux qui sont
sous-employés). De plus, les écarts de revenus et la pauvreté continuent de
croître aux États-Unis.
Cependant,
la guerre commerciale insensée que Trump tente de lancer produira toute une
série d’effets économiques pervers, mais ceux-ci n’apparaîtront qu’après les
élections de mi-mandat de novembre prochain. Trump ne fait que de se servir de
l’économie à des fins électorales partisanes. La facture que tous les
américains payeront viendra plus tard.
New
Lack of Good Economic Advisors Around
Trump!
Posted, Wednesday, June 6, 2018, 11:30 p.m.
Thanks for this interesting article.
I totally agree with arguments and line
of reasoning. At the same time, I'm puzzled by the lack of reasonable economic
advisors to the president. I also miss any positive (potentially) effects of
the whole tariff battle.
Karol
__________________________
Answer by R. T.:
As to Trump, everybody (but his blind supporters)
seems to be fed up with his antics. He does not need the advice of any
competent advisor, nor any detailed study, to justify an economic policy,
because he has persuaded himself that he is a “genius“!
I also happen to believe that American professors in
U.S. universities and colleges, (there are 500,000 of them), do not intervene
enough in public debates. In so doing, they leave the field open to demagogues,
charlatans and idiots.
New
Borrowing Money for Consumption!
Posted, Thursday, June 7, 2018, 1 :04 p.m.
I am still trying to digest Dr. Tremblay’s
extensive critique of Trump trade policy, but one phrase got my attention:
“That is because a country does not only
borrow capital or savings from abroad, it borrows an excess of goods and
services from other countries over its own domestic production, and this is
paid for with an increase in its net foreign debt (foreign
liabilities minus foreign assets). When this new capital is well invested,
the country takes advantage of a faster rate of economic growth.”
Problem
is with the U.S., and this did not start with Trump, that we borrow capital
from foreign countries and waste it to useless wars, instead of education and
R&D for new products. Part of the imports are also economically useless
products from China, Japan, S. Korea like iPhones and flat TVs. In short we
consume much of our debt which does not increase our (US) rate of growth.
Probably no President can overcome resistance of the neocons’ love for foreign
wars and the liberals’ love for populous feeling good. Therefore I am now
writing an article about "slow demise of US Empire".
Jan
_________________________________
Answer
by R.T. :
Indeed, you are right.
To borrow money does not means it’s going to be
invested wisely. Indeed, this could be for consumption. In which case, it could
be counter-productive in the long run.
I thought of pointing that out in the case of the USA,
but my piece was already long and technical, and I did not want to raise that
other issue, i.e. that the U.S. government is wasting a lot of money on foreign
wars, most of them being facultative, even illegal.
When an empire is overextended and wages war with
borrowed money, there is a risk that it could go bankrupt.
For the U.S., the real danger could come if and when
there is an international stampede away from the dollar, possibly in favor of
the gold-backed yuan after 2020.
Trump has been bought lock, stock and barrel by the
neocons, especially by Zionist billionaire Sheldon Adelson and by other casino
and hedge funds owners. Trump is deeper in the swamp than any other recent U.S.
president. Considering that he conducted his presidential campaign against
“crooked” Hillary, that’s quite something!
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Tuesday, May 8, 2018
In Provoking Iran and Allies Alike to
Please Netanyahu, Is Donald Trump the Most-Pro-Zionist American President Ever?
Comments (12)
New
Trump is Under
Influence!
Posted, Tuesday, May 8, 2018, 12:34 p.m.
It seems that March 5, 2018 was important for what
happened on May 8, 2018. TRUMP is under influence:
U.S. President Donald Trump meets with Israel Prime
Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in the Oval Office of the White House in
Washington, U.S., March 5, 2018.
'Israel lobby calling the shots in
Trump's rollback policy on Iran'.
Trump’s three biggest bankrollers,
casino owner Sheldon Adelson, Home
Depot cofounder Bernard Marcus and hedge fund billionaire Paul Singer, have succeed in persuading the U.S.
President to adopt an unprecedented total alignment of the U.S. behind Israel.
Who said that money does not buy what one wants in Washington D.C.!
Besides moving the U.S. embassy in
Israel to Jerusalem, Donald Trump has now graciously accommodated them by
unilaterally repudiating the multilateral Iran Nuclear deal, signed in July
2015. poll in the
U.S. has shown that 56% of respondents
supported the Iran nuclear deal, while only 26% of Americans opposed it. But
money speaks louder than people.
— Netanyahu is right. He has a friend in the White House or,
is it a puppet?
Carole
New
Is Trump a
Trojan Horse?
Posted, Tuesday, May 8, 2018, 7:41 p.m.
Well said. Trump is a Trojan horse. A
candidate that truly has the interests of the electorate at heart will not be
found in the two main parties.
Rick
New
Timely
Article.
Posted, Tuesday, May 8, 2018, 8:14 p.m.
Excellent and timely article.
Ludvik
New
“Mission not accomplished”!
Posted, Tuesday, May 8, 2018, 9:32 p.m.
Dangerous decision: Problematic position
to be in for the Middle East and the world.
I am amused when I hear the phrase again
uttered (or is that proclaimed?) by President Trump, “Mission accomplished”.
Wasn’t there one George Bush Jr. who had
great difficulty in distinguishing abysmal failure from success? But, if we say
loudly, very loudly, “Mission accomplished” then paradoxical as it may sound,
failure becomes success and transformation from reality becomes actuality via
the imagination and transposition to the minds of others.
Since I live in a world not as I have
dreamt it to be, but as it is, then the escape to dreamland of a President Bush
Jr. or Donald Trump, I must profess and say, is not my mindset, so “Mission not
accomplished.”
Courtenay
____________________________
Answer by R. T.:
To complete your analysis, please read this:
Donald Trump is a true Zionist
imperialist. He gets money from billionaire Zionists, and the bankers count on
him to force countries such as Iran, Iraq, etc. to use the US dollar for their
oil transactions, and not the euro or the Yuan.
New
Is Donald
Trump Preparing a 1953-type CIA Coup in Iran to Take Control of that Country’s
Oil?
Posted, Tuesday, May 8, 2018, 9:48 p.m.
A bit of history about US/Iran relations
might be instructive.
- The democratically elected 35th
Prime Minister of Iran on July 21, 1952, Mohammad Mosaddeq (1882-1967),
wanted to modernize Iran along Western lines. He was a Professor of
international law who had studied in France and had taken note of the
desirable elements of Western democratic processes and thus wanted to move
Iran in a direction, he, as a nationalist, thought was in the best
interests of his people.
- Mohammad Mosaddeq also wanted to ensure
that Iran obtained a fair share of its oil wealth.
- Mohammad Mosaddeq nationalized the
Anglo-American oil interests then operating in Iran.
- Mohammad Mosaddeq argued his case for his
country before the then World Court and he won.
- MMohammad Mosaddeq was named man of the
year by Time Magazine and appeared on its front cover in 1952.
- The Anglo-American interests responded to
Mosaddeq with a CIA led coup in August 19, 1953, which overthrew Mosaddeq
and in his stead, installed the Shah of Iran (a US puppet).
- Up to 1979, the Shah remained in power
and was overthrown in a popular uprising.
- It is that revolutionary government which
currently is in power in Iran.
That history, to say the least, is both
ironic and quite telling. Iran was the country in which the US effected the
first post World War II CIA coup, to be followed by the coup d'état in
Guatemala in 1954 and many more across the world thereafter. Did someone speak
of meddling in elections and the like…hmmm?
Ironic, because the expressed concerns
about the long-suffering people of Iran under the revolutionary government, has
only US models of Iraq and Libya as recent invitees to administrative and
governmental disaster and options being offered by the greatest defender of
democracy in the world today – the United States of America. Or, am I missing
something here? An elected leader overthrown, and one who embraced and actively
sought to follow Western democratic practices in government, is — well —
conveniently displaced. And now President Trump is telling intelligent people
in the world that once more he ‘wants to help’ the long suffering people of
Iran!
Trump said: “Finally, I want to deliver a message to the long-suffering people of
Iran: The people of America stand with you.” — Really? For the sake of
historical accuracy and completeness and indeed truth — these words might be
added: “As we did in 1953 when we
overthrew Mohammad Mosaddeq and gave the Iranian people the Shah.”
Courtenay
Here is a postscript to my comment:
1. It is undeniably clear
that President Trump is pursing what I term a “KK” plan and policy, which is
two-pronged:
1. “K” for kill the nuclear
deal with Iran; then,
2. “K” for kill the Iranian
people, if not with further crippling sanctions, then with actual direct
warfare. If you think that I am exaggerating or in any way not speaking
truthfully, then think again:
Here:
New
A Sad Day!
Posted, Tuesday, May 8, 2018, 11:27 p.m.
Today is a sad day.
Suzanne
__________________
Answer by R.T.:
Indeed, Donald Trump has resurrected the Cold War-Era
for his own political benefit.
New
You Bet!
Posted, Wednesday, May 9, 2018, 12:17 a.m.
You bet. Thank you.
Samia
New
US’s Remaining
Friends are Israel and Saudi Arabia!
Posted, Wednesday, May 9, 2018, 12:34 p.m.
The United
States’ only allies left are mighty Israel and
liberal Saudi Arabia!
Jan
New
A New
Catastrophe in the Making!
Posted, Wednesday, May 9, 2018, 12:53 p.m.
It's interesting to note that this
"historic" decision by the Genius has been announced on the day of
the 73rd anniversary of the victorious end of WWII in Europe. I haven't seen
any media referring to that coincidence. It must be accidental (?) but... it
may also be predictive for a new catastrophic process of MEGA collapse. Who
knows?
Karol
New
Destabilization
of the Middle East!
Posted, Thursday, May 10, 2018, 8:45 a.m.
About the destabilization of the Middle East,
please cast an eye over these two articles:
Did you know that there is a wall
between Turkey and Syria now?
Al
New
US Presidents
and the Bilderberg Group.
Posted, Saturday, May 12, 2018, 11:46 a.m.
Maybe people will
one day wake up to the Zionists. American Presidents are not elected by the
people. They are rather chosen by the Bilderberg Group.
Marilyn
New
American
Politicians and Special Interests!
Posted, Saturday, May 12, 2018, 12:36 p.m.
Our politicians are
all pro Israel. According to ex congresswoman Cynthia McKinney, Congress people
all have to sign a mandatory pledge to Israel. Watch the YouTube video. (The Jewish Anti-defamation League assisted in the political tactic of
redistricting, which caused her to lose her re-election bid to Congress). This is well documented here:
Asoka
Monday, March 26, 2018
Donald Trump: Is He Too Dangerous to Be Head of State?
Comments (16)
Nouveau
Trump a perdu tout sens des
réalités.
Mis en
ligne, samedi,
le 24 mars 2018, 9h54
Samedi,
le 24 mars 2018, 9h54
J’ai lu votre article sur le président
Trump, et suis entièrement en accord avec l’ensemble des faits et observations
que vous soulevez. Il me semble en effet, que le monde se dirige vers un futur
extrêmement sombre avec un tel « personnage » aux commandes des USA.
Mais néanmoins, ce personnage grotesque a été élu
« démocratiquement » par le peuple américain ! N’y a t-il pas là
matière à réflexion quant à la « maturité » politique et sociétale du
peuple américain et à leur manque de connaissances historiques des évènements
qui ont permis à des personnages tels que Hitler et autres, de prendre les
rênes du pouvoir.
Si Trump a pu être élu,
c’est aussi en partie à cause d’un double mandat démocrate qui n’a pas su
rendre espoir à ces milliers d’américains de couche « sociale
inférieure » , qui se sont sentis « trahis » par la politique
menée par le président Obama. En effet, ils n’ont même pas eu droit aux
« miettes » du repas, et ils en en sus payer la note des errements du
capitalisme. Je pense également, que le peuple américain est prisonnier de son
« individualisme », et qu’il n’a toujours pas compris que le « rêve américain »
c’est terminé.
Ce même phénomène est en train de se
produire en Europe, où l’on observe une montée en force du populisme lié au
fait que, la direction Européenne étant aux mains d’une « droite
conservatrice » (toute dévouée à un libéralisme radical), plus aucune initiative
sociale et politique dirigée vers le « peuple » n’est engagée par les
états, ce qui accentue encore le glissement vers une société duale, source du
regain de populisme. Ce qui est dramatique dans cette histoire, c’est qu’en
portant aux commandes des états, des personnages issues du populisme, les
mécontents du système se mettent eux-mêmes au visage, la muselière qui les
rendra inaudibles. « Ils ont oublié ou effacer leur
histoire » !!!!
J’en suis arrivé à la
conclusion que depuis une vingtaine d’années, l’homme me semble-t-il a perdu
tout sens des réalités et ne dispose plus de suffisamment d’esprit critique
pour comprendre le monde complexe qui l’entoure. Si un « messie »
vient lui « apporter » la solution à son besoin immédiat, alors on
marche avec lui.
PS : Il ne faut pas oublier que Donald Trump est la
première personne à être élue président des États-Unis sans avoir quelque
expérience politique ou militaire que ce soit.
Il y a eu avant lui Reagan je pense, mais il avait
quand même un peu d’expérience guerrière acquise lors des tournages de ses
westerns.
Mario
_________________________________________
Réponse
de R.T. :
Il est vrai que Ronald Reagan n’avait pas
d’expérience militaire, mais il avait été gouverneur de la Californie de 1966 à
1975. De plus, il connaissait ses faiblesses et il s’entoura de personnes
compétentes (James Baker, Alexander Haig, George Shultz, Robert McFarlane, etc.), ce qui
n’est pas le cas de Trump. Ce dernier s’entoure de personnes aussi
incompétentes que lui. J’ai déjà écrit ce qui suit : « Un politicien incompétent
qui s'entoure de gens compétents peut se tirer d'affaire. Cependant, s'il est
assez stupide pour s'entourer de gens semblables à lui, l'échec est
certain. »
Il faut dire que l’élection de Trump s’est faite avec
presque deux millions de votes de moins que ceux recueillis par Hillary
Clinton. Cette dernière représentait l’establishment démocrate et était une
va-t-en-guerre, ayant déjà menacé de bombarder l’Iran.
Le système politique américain est corrompu par
l’argent. (Voir mon dernier blogue sur ce sujet :
À toutes fins utiles, le système de gouvernement américain est en
panne. Comment et pourquoi ?
New
Nobilitating Caligula!
Posted, Saturday, March 24, 2018, 1:28 p.m.
Today, I received your article about our
genius president. It is an excellent review with good references and
quotations. However I think you "nobilitated" him by comparison to
Caligula.
Karol
_________________________________
Answer by
R. T.:
Trump reminds me more of Mussolini or Hitler, but I didn’t want to
expand on that.
If Trump starts bombing heavily armed countries such
as Russia or China, surely a possibility if he bombs North Korea, as Bolton
recommends, some Americans who attend Trump’s rallies may want to ask
themselves the question, (when bombs start raining on U.S. cities), the same
question some Germans must have asked themselves in 1944-45, “Where was I in 1936
when Hitler was threatening France, the UK and the Soviet Union?”
I, for one, prefer to take a stand now, because I
believe we are in 1936.
New
Trump is for the 1%!
Posted, Saturday, March 24, 2018, 11:21 am
…As far as
Trump’s war cabinet is concerned, they are all in one way or the other part of
the 1% global elite and wars is the way they have all made their money, since
the setting up of the Fed in 1913, as a private organization!!!
J. N.
Nouveau
Avec Bolton, le cas de l’Iran s’accélèrera.
Mis en ligne,
samedi, le 24 mars 2018, 2h01
Tout est connu. Avec John Bolton autour de Trump, le cas de l'Iran
sera accéléré, non seulement celui de l’Iran, mais aussi celui de la Corée du
Nord, de la Chine, de la Russie, etc. Les Globalistes veulent réduire la population
du monde, tout est clair.
Marcelo
New
Something
Fundamentally Wrong!
Posted, Saturday, March 24, 2018, 2:09 p.m.
We agree on one thing:
-" Indeed, when all things are said and
considered, it is impossible not to conclude that there is something
fundamentally wrong with Donald Trump."
Courtenay
New
Not
the Whole Story!
Posted, Saturday, March 24, 2018, 2:48 p.m.
We, and the rest
of the world, are in big trouble alright.
For some time
now I have been thinking of Trump reminding us of Mussolini and fascist italy in
the 1920-1930s.
Not being
qualified to judge his mental stability, just common sense would indicate that
something is severely and frighteningly wrong with the man.
But, that is not
the whole story.
What about the
millions of people who voted him to power, and still continue to give him
'devotional' support no matter what!
What does that
say about my country?
This is not much
different than the 'devotion' that Hitler and Mussolini enjoyed before WWII.
I am more
convinced now than ever that the U.S. is in global decline as a force and will
resort to violence per the rules of gringo Nazism below:
1. I make the
rules for you and you will not make the rules for me;
2. The rules I
make for you do not apply to me;
3. I will use
war and violence if you do not obey rules 1 and 2.
The result is
the U.S. is now in a state of 'permanent war' against all, real and imagined,
'enemies' unilaterally naming enemies regardless of whether the so called
enemies agree with that designation or not.
The decline of
the U.S. will be facilitated by the income and wealth gap between the haves and
the have-nots by mindless actions like the tax breaks for the wealthy at the
time of increased spending on the military to sustain the permanent war status.
This will lead
to economic bankruptcy (and eventually rioting in the streets).
It should be
noted that the status of “permanent war“ is not something Trump started but
something he inherited from previous administrations.
However, instead
of reversing the trend, he is accelerating it.
The voters of
this country and their mindset cannot be excused and the republican leadership
is close to being criminal and complicit in this situation.
Mazdi
New
I Am
Scared!
Posted, Saturday, March 24, 2018, 3:05 p.m.
Thanks for the
article. I am scared out of my wits.
Suzanne
New
All
So Scary!
Posted, Saturday, March 24, 2018, 4:14 p.m.
Whew! Reading also “Fire
and Fury“.
All so scary.
“No act of Kindness, however small, is ever wasted.” Aesop
Jane
Nouveau
Avec Trump, on aurait gagné du temps?
Mis en
ligne, samedi,
le 24 mars 2018, 5h09
Quand
Donald Trump a été élu, je me suis simplement dit que ce qui allait arriver
très vite avec Hillary Clinton arriverait plus tard avec Trump, et les faits
semblent me donner raison. Au final on a gagné un peu de temps.
Reto
Nouveau
Kleptocratie érigée en système.
Mis en
ligne, samedi,
le 24 mars 2018, 21h39
Les représentants n'ont
pas de limite de nombre de mandats, de sorte qu'il vaut la peine pour les
corrupteurs de les corrompre. En effet, une fois qu'ils ont été convaincus
d'agir en fonction d'intérêts particuliers, ils sont vulnérables à la
divulgation de leur faute. On ne porte pas suffisamment attention à eux.
En ce qui concerne les
services sociaux, ce sont justement les états qui en sont responsables. Cela
fait vivre des industries parasites qui s'enrichissent aux dépens de ceux
qu'ils devraient aider mais qu'ils maintiennent dans un état de dépendance car
cela les arrange d'avoir une clientèle captive.
Les EUA ne sont pas une
ploutocratie, mais une "kleptocracy", un terme qui n'existe
malheureusement pas en français, mais que l'on pourrait écrire kleptocratie.
Jean-Victor Côté
_______________________
Réponse
de R.T. :
J’ai bien apprécié votre
commentaire. Cela m’a rappelé la boutade d’un politicien américain qui disait
que « un politicien honnête est un
politicien qui demeure acheté après qu’il se soit vendu! »
En effet, le gouvernement américain est vendu au plus
offrant. La politique commerciale de Trump le montre bien. Kleptocratie érigée
en système, en effet.
Nouveau
Trump lance des blagues à la légère?
Mis en
ligne, samedi,
le 24 mars 2018, 23h22
Je vous suis depuis des années et j'apprécie votre plume.
Mais votre texte sur Trump m'a profondément déçu. Je suis de gauche et jamais
je ne voterais pour une telle ordure. Bien que sa personnalité soit
probablement pas très loin de ce que vous décrivez, j'ai beaucoup de doutes sur
ce discours catastrophiste sur sa présidence. C'est un roi de la mise en scène
dans le système de la Société du spectacle à la Guy Debord, mais pour le
moment, ses coups de gueules et ses coups de têtes, si ils ont des effets
négatifs sur la vie économique des américains, ils ne me semblent pas tellement
plus graves que les politiques néo-libérales menées par les Clintons ou même
Obama.
À force de mettre les projecteurs sur sa personnalité, on
évacue complètement les problèmes structurels que vous avez pourtant si
brillamment décrits par le passé. Nul doute qu'un véritable réformateur aurait
fait du bien, mais pour le moment, je suis très dubitatif sur le fait que sa
conduite a des effets si différents que les trahisons des démocrates. Sauf sur
l'environnement et encore...
Enfin, sur le plan international, je ne vous suis pas du
tout. Tout porte à croire, que les bluffs grand guinolesques de Trump sont la
risée du monde entier. Et qu'ils ne font qu'exprimer une grande faiblesse de
l'Amérique.
Je ne crois pas une seconde que cet homme est un idiot. Je
crois que c'est un rusé renard qui aime bien dire tout et son contraire pour
arriver à conserver une grande popularité. Je ne crois pas qu'il soit un plus
grand danger avec le nucléaire que ne le sont les véritables néocons. Mais
ceux-ci tirent encore les ficelles derrière et ce sont d'eux que nous devrions
nous méfier encore et toujours.
Jean-François
__________________________
Réponse
de R. T. :
Je viens
tout juste de lire votre commentaire et je vous en remercie, car l’un des
objectifs de mon blogue est de soulever des remises en question.
Concernant
Trump, il est préférable de prévenir que de guérir. Gardez à la mémoire que de
puissants intérêts industriels allemands, en particulier les Krupp, magnats de
l’acier, se sont rangés derrière Hitler, même s’il n’a jamais obtenu une
majorité des voix lors d’une élection régulière. Qu’auriez-vous fait en
1936 ? Auriez-vous attendu 1945 pour intervenir et prendre position ?
En 1945, il aurait été trop tard et le mal était fait.
Trump a
menacé de « détruire complètement » la Corée du nord. Vous pensez que
cela est une fausse menace, lancée en l’air comme cela. Pensez-vous qu’il est
rationnel de prendre la chance que ce soit le cas ? De toute façon, un
leader qui se présente devant l’Assemblée générale de l’ONU et profère une
telle menace ne devrait pas être à la tête d’un pays démocratique, surtout pas
à la tête des Etats-Unis, le pays le plus armé de la terre.
Quand
aux néocons, Trump vient justement de rescaper un « véritable »
néocon de l’ère Bush-Cheney, en la personne de John Bolton, un va-t-en-guerre
extrémiste. Ses conseillers modérés quittent le gouvernement Trump, les uns
après les autres. Trump s’entoure de plus en plus de clones de lui-même sur la
voie d’une recherche d’un pouvoir absolu, pouvoir qu’il utilise déjà pour
s’enrichir, lui et sa famille, en obtenant nombre d’avantages financiers de
pays étrangers, en violant la constitution américaine et les lois américaines.
Je suis
Trump et George W. Bush sans doute depuis plus longtemps que vous, car j’ai
écris un livre à l’automne de 2002 quand le tandem Bush-Cheney proférait leurs
mensonges pour attaquer l’Irak. Et les rumeurs vont bon train que Trump est sur
la voie de répéter les attaques de Bush dans quelques semaines, mais cette fois
en Syrie. Le 12 mai, on s’attend à ce qu’il répudie le traité nucléaire avec
l’Iran. Cela a de fortes chances d’allumer, dans un premier temps, une
confrontation USA-Russie en Syrie, laquelle va à tout le moins détruire la
Syrie, suivie d’un conflit ouvert avec l’Iran, selon les souhaits maintes fois
répétées par le gouvernement israélien. Rappelez-vous aussi comment le tandem
Obama-Hillary Clinton a détruit la Libye.
Montréal
est à 500 milles de New York. Si deux puissances nucléaires commencent à se
lancer des bombes, qui sait où cela s’arrêtera ? Surtout avec quelqu’un à
la Maison Blanche qui est impulsif et instable et qui « tweet » des
décisions à trois heures du matin, seul dans son boudoir.
Je
pourrais continuer sur le terrain économique car je suis de plus en plus
persuadé que Trump est un nouveau Hoover et qu’il précipitera le monde dans une
grande récession économique, sinon une dépression, avant l’an 2020. Tout est en
effet en place pour un énorme krach boursier. Donald Trump est un peu comme le
proverbial taureau dans une boutique de porcelaine.
À savoir
si Trump est un idiot, s.v.p. visionnez ces vidéos, et faites vous une idée par
vous-mêmes :
Nouveau
Trump foute le bordel
en Afrique ?
Mis en
ligne, dimanche,
le 25 mars 2018, 9h34
Trump
est une bénédiction des U.S. contre les chinois. On voit maintenant comment les
USA foutent la merde en Afrique.
Ghost
Nouveau
Toujours aussi intéressant!
Mis en
ligne, dimanche,
le 25 mars 2018, 9h34
(…)
Merci, et toujours aussi intéressant!
François
New
Trump
is a Puppet of Big Business!
Posted, Monday, March 26, 2018, 3:27 a.m.
Donald Trump is
nothing but a puppet to big business, and that’s why he keeps yelling for tax
reducing for corporations and CEO's plus special arrangements to business
companies. The result is inequality like never before, where CEO's gains money
like hell, and don’t give a damn about the workers. It's modern slavery,
and the police is nothing but a tool to big business interest, so don’t you
dare to strike...:
https://work.qz.com/.../how-much-do-ceos-make-140-times.../
https://work.qz.com/.../how-much-do-ceos-make-140-times.../
John
N.B.: [Puppet: "Man ridiculous in
his ability to change his mind according to the circumstances or the influence
of someone."]
New
The
Two Party System is a Ruse!
Posted, Monday, March 26, 2018, 6:37 a.m.
I have read your essay
referenced above. Please note that none of the admittedly worrisome potential consequences of this presidency have come to
pass. By this time in his term of office, G. W. Bush had predicated a war on
terror on the basis of monstrously false premises the consequence of which is
the present police state in the US and elsewhere.
Trump is indeed the darling of the
dispossessed, a true populist and demagogue, and the consequence of:
1) The dismemberment of the U.S. economy
in the service of globalization and
2) The 9/11 coup d'état.
I do not trust him but I trust his
political opponents less…
Moreover, I believe that the two party
system is a ruse and that the political
process is managed by an institution,
which is not contemplated in the U.S. constitution.
It may be that this supposed unconstitutional
institution controls Trump now. This would
be consistent with previous practice and would account
for the continuity you noted, but contradicts the
notion of a move for absolute power.
Alexander
________________________________
Answer by
R.T.:
Regarding Bush II’s, Cheney’s and Powell’s lies about
WMDs in Iraq, I wrote a book in the fall of 2002 (The
New American Empire) to denounce their lies, because it was so obvious
they were making things up. The book has been published in three languages
(English, French, Turkish). Besides, as you have alluded, the 9/11 event itself
had been openly called for, one year before, by Paul Wolfowitz, assistant
Defense secretary, when he said that to increase the Pentagon’s budget, the
U.S. needed a “New Pearl Harbor“! And, just by magic, the 9/11 attacks
happened.
Trump is following in Bush-Cheney’s footsteps. His
hiring of rabidly neocon John Bolton is harbinger of wars to come. As soon as
May 12, Trump is expected to repudiate the Iran nuclear deal and the show will
be on. An expanded war in Syria against Russia and one against Iran would be a
good “wag the dog“ way to sideline the Mueller investigation.
I personally think that we are in 1936 now, and that
Trump will move more and more toward absolute power. If impeached, I don’t think
he is going to resign as Richard Nixon did. He can rather be expected to double
down.
Regarding the Democrats, you are right in not trusting
their leadership. The last election was an example of this void of policy.
Whether some new leader with foresight will emerge is still to be seen.
New
A
Quote and an Article.
Posted, Monday, March 26, 2018, 7:31 a.m.
1- Please consider this quote:
We do not live [in the United States] in a
constitutional Republic any more. We live in a state of soft tyranny. You may
not like it but it’s true. We vote, but the state runs us, we don’t run it. Our
Government redistributes our wealth in a way that is criminal, and we do
nothing to stop it.
Chuck Wooley (1941-), American actor and game show
host, (on Twitter, March 26, 2018)
2- Please read this article:
“Integrity Has
Vanished From The West“
Paul Craig Roberts
Among Western political leaders there is
not an ounce of integrity or morality. The Western print and TV media is
dishonest and corrupt beyond repair. Yet the Russian government persists in its
fantasy of “working with Russia’s Western partners.” The only way Russia can
work with crooks is to become a crook. Is that what the Russian government
wants?...
John
New
New
New
New
Nouveau
New
New
New
New
Vendredi, le 2 mars 2018
À toutes fins utiles, le système de
gouvernement américain est en panne. Comment et pourquoi ?
New
Professor Tremblay Must Be a Very
Interesting Gentleman to Know!
Posted, Tuesday, February
27, 2018, 11:21 am
Professor Tremblay must be a very interesting
gentleman to know and the info contained in his article is a lot to digest.
Unfortunately, it is a sad commentary of the depths to which to the U.S.
Government has sunk. While never perfect, as none of us are, the USA has been
certainly the leader of the free world starting, I think, beginning and during
the 2nd World War. One might suggest the world may not survive if either one of
the other two strong international powers (China and Russia), each currently
with permanent dictators, making our only possible hope. The USA can soon
identify a new leader who can commence to right the accumulated wrongs of so
many for so long as soon as elected. Pessimists might say that will not occur
until 2020; TOO LATE!
Among all I read in the article, I didn’t see a
suggested plan; did I miss something?
Meanwhile, thank you very much.
Don
Nouveau
Article
intéressant et assez juste.
Mis en ligne, mercredi, le 28 février, 2018, 9h39
Pour une fois, je serai capable de synthétiser
l’article. Je le trouve intéressant et assez juste.
Loïc
New
Politicians can be Bought like Hogs at the
Market!
Posted, Wednesday, February
28, 2018, 9:45 am
The Union Pacific Railroad did most of
these things in the 1860s. They bought up congressmen as if they were hogs at
market.
Gemma
New
Never Forget to Keep Fascism at Bay!
Posted, Wednesday, February
28, 2018, 9:51 am
“Unhappy events abroad have retaught us two simple
truths about the liberty of a democratic people. The first truth is that the
liberty of a democracy is not safe if the people tolerate the growth of a
private power to a point where it becomes stronger than the democratic state
itself. That, in its essence, is fascism - ownership of government by an
individual by a group, or by any other controlling private power!" *
Franklin D. Roosevelt
One must never forget to keep fascism at
bay, it has sneaky persistent ways to impose itself.
Alfred
New
Capitalism at its Finest!
Posted, Wednesday, February
28, 2018, 10:03 am
This is capitalism at its finest!
Pat
Nouveau
Les USA Sont Surendettés!
Posted, Thursday, March 1, 2018, 06h30
Parce que les américains sont surendettés, (200 trilliards de
dettes) ; que après les Accords de Bretton Woods de 1946 et leur décision
du 15 août 1971, ils font de la fausse monnaie, car le dollar us ne repose plus
sur de l'or physique, mais sur les pétro-dollars, et que les pays de la BRIC
(Chine, Russie, Inde, Brésil et Afrique du sud) sont en train de remettre les
pendules à l'heure. Et ce n'est pas la faute de Trump.
Rafaël
Nouveau
L’endettement
pour vivre au-dessus des moyens.
Mis en ligne, jeudi, le 1er mars, 2018, 13h16
C’est ce qui fait la rage de Trump de détruire tout un monde
pour s'en sortir ! Les USA sont devenus une puissance virtuelle, un axe du mal
et du mensonge. Ils ont un élève aussi qui s’appelle l’Europe et qui est sur la
même voie, soit celle du surendettement afin de vivre au dessus des moyens.
Poultry
New
Excellent
Analysis!
Posted, Thursday, March 1,
2018, 12:28 pm
This
is an excellent analysis. It is exactly my thoughts and understanding.
This
article should be taught in High Schools and Colleges here. This may be how
perpetual wars by the U.S. can be eliminated over time.
Mazdi
Nouveau
Les USA, un pays
à la ramasse !
Mis en ligne, jeudi, le 1er mars, 2018, 16h01
Les USA sont un pays à la ramasse qui subsiste de part son image
de pseudo puissance.
Yves
Nouveau
Tout cela est
très décevant.
Mis en ligne, jeudi, le 1er mars, 2018, 16h08
Ce fut un régal
intellectuel que de lire ce texte. M. Tremblay a raison sur toute la ligne.
D’ailleurs, l’extrait d’une
intervention de l’ex-président Jimmy Carter (à la radio, en 2015) va exactement
dans le même sens.
Tout cela
est très désolant. Je pense que l’élection de Trump à la présidence étasunienne
signifie davantage un rejet du système américain qu’une adhésion à son
programme.
Espérons
que les choses vont s’améliorer ca le peuple américain mérite mieux que ce qui
lui arrive actuellement.
René
Nouveau
On s’en fout des
USA.
Mis en ligne, jeudi, le 1er mars, 2018, 16h12
On s'en fout des USA. D'abord qu'ils grandissent, ces ados
turbulents et cruels.
Frédérick
Nouveau
C’est parce que
nous sommes faibles qu’ils sont forts !
Mis en ligne, jeudi, le 1er mars, 2018, 17h56
- C’est parce que nous sommes faibles, qu’ils sont forts !
- Le Veau d’Or des adeptes de Mamon et d’Aron, comme un ver
introduit dans la pomme d’Outre Atlantique, a eu raison de l’Amérique et des
Américains, par la prise ou le rapt du pouvoir, à tous les niveaux et échelles,
par leur outil de « travail » (façon juste de dire, car ses adeptes
sont des parasites invétérés et patentés d’essence et de naissance) qu’est la
corruption en sus de la tromperie sur tout, sur la marchandise, sur leurs
vraies intentions et surtout sur eux-mêmes et leur vile et abjecte nature, où
la caisse enregistreuse est à la place du coeur et où ils n’y en a que pour eux
et que les autres, les Goyim, peu importe leur grandeur et importance; leurs
faits d’armes, ne comptent pas, mais ne sont qu’utiles si ils servent leurs
plans, machinations et buts à atteindre, au déni du bien général des peuples
majoritaires et nationaux !
- Tous les Pays et États européens, ainsi que les peuples
d’Europe, bien avant que les 13 Colonies Britanniques d’Amérique du Nord, comme
s’appelaient les États-Unis avant leur dite « Indépendance » de 1776,
ont été victimes de l’infiltration dans leurs Pays, États et système politique
de gouvernance et leur économie par cette secte du Veau d’Or et de Mamon et ils
leurs doivent quasi toutes leurs guerres, conseillées et financées à taux
d’usure par leurs banksters, gangsters parasites et vampires, avides du sang
des innocents qui leur rapportent toujours le pactole d’argent et avec lui la
ruine des pays mis en Guerre et le pouvoir…par rapt de nos banques nationales
et émission de nos propres monnaies, pour crapuleux et criminel « Remboursement
de dette de l’usure », par laquelle de facto ou de fait, ils s’approprient
nos pays, état et prennent en main tout le pouvoir !
- Je viens sommairement de vous brosser le
« Know-How » ou la technique ou savoir faire et le modus operandi de
cette secte maléfique et haineuse de toute l’humanité, pour eux juste bonne à
être exploitée et à les servir ces parasites psychopothes du monde qui ne leur
appartient d’aucun droit !
- Et comme l’a dit Étienne de la Boéthie dans son livre sur la Servitude Volontaire : C’est parce que
nous sommes faibles, qu’ils sont forts !
Phœnix
Nouveau
Super Cool!
Mis en ligne, jeudi, le 1er mars, 2018, 18h07
Super cool !
Sekou
Nouveau
Ci-inclus un
extrait percutant.
Mis en ligne, jeudi, le 1er mars, 2018, 23h08
J’ai
lu cet article sur le Réseau international.
J’ai
pensé que le professeur Tremblay pourrait apprécier le court extrait ci-après,
assez percutant, sur la nouvelle réalité de l’empire US.
Il s’agit d’un monologue de début de Will MacAvoy
dans la série The Newsroom lorsqu'il répond à la question "Pourquoi les
États Unis sont le plus grand pays du monde?
Guy
Nouveau
Le recours à la
violence et aux guerres.
Mis en ligne, vendredi, le 2 mars, 2018, 4h04
J’ajouterai
mon grain de sel en disant que c’est dommage de n’avoir pas commencé cet
intéressant article avec le début des États-Unis, c. à. d. l’occupation qui
commença au 16ème siècle en chassant les Amérindiens, tout comme les sionistes
venant d’Europe l’ont fait avec les habitants natifs de la Palestine.
L’occupation en soi est du vol, une violence et une violation de ce qui ne vous
appartient pas (hommes, terres, biens), cela n’apporte pas la bénédiction. Ceci
pourrait expliquer que dès le départ qui est mauvais, les USA et l’entité
sioniste sont voués à l’échec, car basés sur le non-respect des
populations ; pour survivre, ces « États » constitués doivent avoir
recours à la violence et aux guerres. De quoi ces colons américains
devraient-ils vivre honnêtement.
Je n’ai
pas de solution pour l’économie américaine qui vit sur l’injustice et la
cruauté, du sang des peuples que les U.S. envahissent, de la vente des
instruments de guerre à des mauvais dirigeants d’États, parce que ceux-ci ont
l’argent ou les matières premières qu’ils exploitent.
Hadassah
Nouveau
La réalité
dépasse la fiction.
Mis en ligne, vendredi, le 2 mars, 2018, 9h01
Je remercie Phœnix pour son commentaire plus haut sur la pseudo-démocratie des
USA, infiltrée par les propriétaires des Nouveaux Instruments Financiers (NIF)
du Monde.
En fait, on devrait être encore plus cynique, car la réalité
dépasse la pire des fictions !
Rappel de notre Histoire depuis 1958 :
- Années 55-60 Attentats contre de Gaulle (OAS, CIA,
Mossad) ;
- Révolution de mai 1968 : Mouvement du 22 mars noyauté…;
- Arrivée d’un Fondé de pouvoir de la Banque de Rothschild,
comme secrétaire de De Gaulle ;
- 1969 : Le Fondé de pouvoir devient Président de la République,
50 ans plus tard…. ;
- 2017 : Un Fondé de pouvoir de la même banque d’Europe devient
Président de la République avec 24%/2 = 12% des voix ;
- 2017 – 2022 : Début de la vente des entreprises de haute
technologie aux actionnaires du ‘Deep State’ des USA ;
- 2000 – 2022 : Transfert de l’arsenal nucléaire des USA en
Europe, pour éviter les premières frappes nucléaires aux USA ;
- 2017 – 2022 : Militarisation de l’UE sous le contrôle (1) des
USA, (2) de l’OTAN (3) avec droit de regard d’Israël au sein de l’OTAN ;
La situation réelle est bien pire. Nous sommes colonisés comme
le Burkina Faso, comme la Colombie, comme le Honduras et directement par une
petite Communauté…
Thomas
Nouveau
Merci au prof.
Tremblay pour la grande qualité de son article.
Mis en ligne, samedi, le 3 mars, 2018, 11h19
Je viens de lire l’article du professeur Tremblay à propos de la
panne du système du gouvernement américain.
J’ai beaucoup apprécié cet article très documenté
qui m’a beaucoup éclairé sur le système électoral d’aujourd’hui aux USA, ses
perversions et conséquences désastreuses pour le peuple américain.
Je remercie le professeur Tremblay pour la grande
qualité de son article en ce qu’il permet à nous, profanes, d’apprendre et
ainsi de mieux comprendre les dysfonctionnements du monde d’aujourd’hui.
Corinne
P.S. Je suis une senior, habitant l’Île de la
réunion, une petite île française coincée entre Madagascar et l’Île Maurice.
New
Thanks for
another great Paper!
Posted, Saturday, March 3,
2018, 11:54 am
Many thanks for another great paper. Your initial
comments are a good review for most of your readers, but for the general
population, not so much. You know I have read your work for years and found it
most useful, but as a Canadian you never appreciated our constitutional
Republic. We are not supposed to be a democracy/mob.
Those on the left think we have rights that do not
exist. Do you agree that fun free zones are killing fields? Florida teachers
are communists for the most part, do not want guns to protect themselves, no
wonder our students don’t know our Constitution and founding.
Founders gave us guns to defend against a corrupt
government, which is what we now have. Teachers and the media may have
destroyed our country. I wish you could read my work and others at
newswithviews.com for insights on your host country. You may not agree but at
least you will see the other side.
Andrew
___________________________
Anawer by R. T.
If the U.S. is not a
representative democracy, someone should have told President Lincoln, President
Harding, President Truman and President Eisenhower, to name only a few
prominent American presidents. All of them have extolled the virtue of
representative democracy. See here:
I think you are wrong when
you write that the “Founders gave us guns to defend against a corrupt government”. At that
time, the U.S. was in danger of being invaded by England. That is the reason
why the Second amendment, adopted on December 15, 1791, reads: “A well regulated Militia, being necessary to
the security of a Free State, the right of the people to keep and bear Arms ,
shall not be infringed.”
The
original purpose of that Amendment was not to arm citizens to attack the
government. It was to make it easy to quickly raise a militia to fight an
invasion. That Amendment has nothing to do with having sick and malicious
people own and use AK-47 or AR-15 military style assault weapons to kill dozens
of innocent people at random in a few minutes. This is insane and barbaric. The
Second amendment has been grossly interpreted over time as an open right for
criminals and insane people to kill people with assault weapons, which should
only be allowed in the army. There is no civilized country in the world that
permits that.
New
Those Who Rule
over You!
Posted, Sunday, March 4,
2018, 6:43 pm
A small group [let's call them the 1%] can actually
control a very large group [let's call them the 99%]. You and so many others
beat the American bushes to explain the extreme dysfunctionality that the
empire has come to.
Voltaire once opined, "To find out who rules over you, simply find out who you are not allowed
to criticize." To not understand the role of the Henry Ford's
Internationalist — is to not understand contemporary history.
There are many who feel that the next move is WWIII — at which point it
will be to late to deal with the wire pullers — because we will all be to busy
trying to survive. The American people — like most citizens of the
world--are pretty decent people — they're just being played [like so many
others] by a pernicious group of manipulators who rule by way of deception.
Gary
New
A Foreign Entity
Controls Our Organizational Structure!
Posted, Monday, March 5,
2018, 1:39 pm
We [U Sofa] as with most of the rest of the world —are
being remotely controlled by a foreign entity who controls every aspect of our
organizational structure — that entity is Israel — and this issue — of course
has been written about for decades by the thousands — and someday people are just
going to wake-up — and as the attached articles suggest — we are running out of
time.
I will tell you that my research as gone to the arcane
— the insanity of humanity's situation has forced the issue — to include
biblical studies, etc..
Our Jewish brothers and sisters have a unique history
— chosen by — or as some would suggest — doing the choosing themselves — and
writing/manufacturing their own history [the portable state, i.e., the Tanakh],
which is then transcribed [word for word] into the Christian bibles, i.e., they
get to write the script, — which interestingly enough — places them at the head
of the table.
You might want to listen to Mauro Biglino for some
further insights.
There are those who feel that our Planet is being
terraformed — to meet the requirements of another species — and that our
Ashkenazi brothers [Arthur Koestler 13 Tribe] are somehow involved in this
endeavor.
Dominick Suter, owner of the company Urban Moving
Systems [9/11 Dancing Israelis] — is quoted as saying,
"In 20 years we will control your
media and destroy your country". This is the issue. — It might not be about ownership or control. — It might be about destruction, — which is beyond the scope of most peoples imagination — and yet this appears to be were we're headed.
By the way, I understand your position as a University
Professor — and how the tribe could easily influence your
position — but on the other hand — if we aren't more proactive in addressing the actual
casual factors — rather than just
identifying the malady — there may not be any
positions left to go back to.
Gary
