Rixon Stewart – Nov 20, 2024

We know that the U.S. Republicans and Democrats are different sides of the same political coin. Just as Britain’s ruling Labour Party and the opposition Conservatives represent different facets of the same UK elite.

While outwardly they may differ those differences are at most superficial. In reality both parties on both sides of the Atlantic work toward the same unspoken agenda.

Biden’s decision to authorize the use of long-range ATACMS on targets inside Russia needs to be seen in this light.

At first glance it seems intended to deliberately antagonize Russia, which is precisely what has happened.

In response, President Putin has signed a decree lowering the threshold for Russia’s use of nuclear weapons.

With his ATACMS authorization, President Biden has brought the world closer to outright nuclear war than at anytime since the Cuban Missile Crisis.

To make matters worse, Ukraine has no more than fifty ATACMS missiles. That’s too few to alter the final outcome of the war so all President Biden, or more precisely his ‘advisors’, have done is antagonize Russia.

However, there may be a hidden agenda behind the decision to approve longer-range missile strikes on Russia.

To understand this we need to see things in the context of the political dichotomy that exists in America between Republicans and Democrats. They both serve the same agenda, even if they go about things differently and Joe Biden has just left a priceless political gift for Trump to exploit.

That’s how things work in politics in the West now. Despite apparent differences, everybody works toward the same end. If they don’t, individuals who won’t comply aren’t allowed to run for office. Or if by some oversight they do get into office, like Jeremy Corbyn they are quickly removed.

By antagonizing Russia in the closing days of his presidency, outgoing President Biden will enable Trump to enter the White House and assume the role of a ‘peacemaker’.

Incoming President Trump couldn’t have asked for better legacy from the outgoing administration. As a result, expect the mainstream media to fawn over Trump in the opening months of his term.

Meanwhile, Trump will be able to concentrate on more important things, to him. Like continuing to arm Israel and assisting the Zionist state in its wars in Gaza and Lebanon.

Trump has already committed the U.S. to supporting Israel no matter what.

So with or without U.S. assistance Netanyahu can take Israel’s wars one step further to their next goal: striking Iran’s nuclear facilities.

If that happens Trump will be committed to supporting Israel no matter what follows. That may entail more U.S. troops on the ground in the Middle East or, in a worse case scenario it may even involve full-scale U.S. military intervention on Israel’s behalf.

If that happens America could still find itself in military conflict with Russia.

So despite promises of ‘peace’ Trump could still lead America into a much bigger war, which is precisely what the ruling elite want.

Is that why he has been allowed a second term? Was Biden’s disastrous presidency used to set Trump up for a landslide return to the White House; from where he will lead the U.S. into World War III?

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