The US puppet in Ukraine is feeling hot and sweaty. Europe has lost interest, his UkroNats have lost patience, and Russia is plodding steadily to Kiev and Odessa. The solution? Zelensky wants “his” nukes back from Russia, and if he keeps this up, perhaps he will get them, pointy end first.
Meanwhile, the moral high ground always claimed by US government – whether in Ukraine or the Middle East or Taiwan or Central America or the flyover states – has collapsed like the I-40 in North Carolina.
The scam kings and consorts in Washington, DC have created a royal world of manners in which they live and function. The presidency is Potemkin, and in our elections, as James Bovard explains, “voters merely have a cameo role to sanctify the nearly boundless power of officialdom.”
This world of manners is what we are all told is the “rule-based system” whereby the US serves as kindly globocop, who only occasionally takes a little kickback from the “protected” souls. Like with the US soldiers in northern Syria, guarding Conoco oil extraction. This is why when a US president ordered troops withdrawn from Syria, the permanent bureaucrats just patted him on the head. They always know better than the people. They prefer a brain dead president, like Biden, and if not that, one with a head filled with a fluffy self righteousness and just a touch of fascism will do just fine.
As Americans, we have two problems. First, we the people didn’t design these rules, didn’t agree to them, and frankly would never consent to them, if we knew how they worked. That’s kind of a big problem. Second, the power exerted by government “embeds” – the media kind, the business kind, the protective racket kind – is for lack of a better word, octopussified. But unlike the James Bond thriller, the thieves and racketeers Mischka and Grischka operate out of DC.
Hellbound and Down 