May, Saturday 25th., 2019 Trump Attacks Military Industrial Complex, Urges Infrastructure Investments In Middle East
May, Saturday 25th., 2019
"...The Military Industrial Complex and the broader deep state
controlled from British Intelligence is certainly not happy with this
turn of events..."
And blessed be whatever makes them 'certainly not happy', because it makes Us certainly extremely happy! m.l.p
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For the first time in over half a century, an American
President has actually come out attacking the Military Industrial
Complex. Of course, everyone knows of President Dwight D. Eisenhauer’s famous outgoing 1961 speech warning the world (and the incoming President Kennedy)
what sort of monster had arisen at the heart of America’s defense
institutions. Very little on the matter was said on the frightening
topic by decades of political leaders who rose to prominence in the
shadow of JFK’s corpse. Instead, the beast grew like a malignant cancer over the ensuing years as a major branch of the British-run deep state
that carried out a coup with Sir Winston Churchill’s Iron Curtain
speech in 1946 and the MI6-directed re-organization of American
intelligence with the creation of the CIA in 1947.
After John F. Kennedy’s assassination, networks of
neoconservative contaminated all branches of government in both parties
bringing the USA into a frenzied military doctrine centered on regime
change wars, oil-centered geopolitics and unipolarism totally
uncharacteristic with the better constitutional traditions of the
nation. This geopolitical doctrine nearly drove the west into a full
military confrontation with Russia and China in recent years.
The Tide Begins to Turn
On May 20 speaking to Fox News,
President Trump echoed Eisenhauer’s warnings. Under a coterie of
Trump’s war-mongering advisors such as John Bolton, Gina Haspel,
Terrence O’Shaughnessy and Mike Pompeo, America has recently been
brought to the brink of war with Iran. While Trump has too often
accommodated this hive of neocons, his recent statements and repeated
calls for cooperation with Russia and China demonstrate a sound push
back which should be taken very seriously. In that Fox interview Trump
said:
“With all of everything that’s going on, and I’m not one that believes—you know, I’m not somebody that wants to go in to war, because war hurts economies, war kills people, most importantly—by far most importantly.” You know, in Syria, with the caliphate, so I wipe out 100 percent
of the caliphate. That doesn’t mean you’re not going to have these
crazy people who run around blowing up stores and blowing up
things—these are seriously ill people. I don’t want to say, ‘Oh, they’re
wiped,’ you know, ISIS. But, I wiped out 100 percent of the caliphate. I
say, ‘I want to bring our troops back home.’ The place went crazy. You
have people here in Washington, they never want to leave.” ‘You know what I’ll do, I’ll leave a couple hundred soldiers behind,’ but if
it was up to them, they’d bring thousands of soldiers in. Someday
people will explain it, but you do have a group, and they call it the
military-industrial complex. They never want to leave. They always want
to fight.”
Trump continued to explain his preference for economic over military
solutions which is certainly in alignment with the Russia and Chinese
approach in the Middle East. Both great Eurasian powers have repeatedly
stated that the only hope for the Middle East and Africa involves:
1) The cessation of support of said organizations by western geopoliticians and their allies.
2) Programs for long term infrastructure investment to stabilize the
conflict torn regions while provide a dynamic of long term thinking
emerge. While Putin has come out most forcefully on the former, China
has brought its grand Belt and Road infrastructure design
to Arab nations with extremely positive results. Over 17 Arab nations
have signed cooperation agreements on BRI-connected projects worth $190
billion dollars and Syria’s leadership has explicitly embraced this pathway as the only hope for the future.
Trump’s Surprising Call for Infrastructure in the Middle East
The day before Trump’s “military industrial complex”
interview, Jared Kushner (senior White House Advisor) made headlines by
announcing a Middle East infrastructure investment conference in Manama Bahrain on June 25-26
which will bring together finance ministers, and business leaders from
around the world to discuss a new doctrine for the middle east. The
purpose of the summit will be to by-pass the unresolvable obstacles
which decades of obsession on “political solutions” without economic
development has created.
Trying to attain a political remedy to the injustices accrued in the
Middle East is impossible without economic development programs first
transforming the entire physical economic (and thus socio-cultural)
potentials of all participants. As long as stagnancy and scarcity
dominate a region suffering water, energy and education shortages, the
spiritual environment of hope and security needed for trust and dialogue
is politically impossible.
Israel’s Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin understood this fact when he shook Yasser Arafat’s hand in Oslo and said “the courage belongs to those who have the courage to change their axioms”. Arafat
and Rabin understood that their entente would only succeed if it was
driven by much needed energy, water and transportation infrastructure
benefiting both Israelis and Palestinians alike. Technocrats running the
World Bank also understood this when nearly $2 billion of loans to invest in said projects were blocked and the plan sabotaged before his 1995 London-directed assassination.
Discussing the renewed plan for economic development, a White House official told CNN on May 19th “that you
can’t have peace without economic stability and opportunity, but you
also can’t have economic opportunity and stability without peace and
free of terror and resolving some of these core issues”. The official also said “If
there’s peace, it will touch on not only the West Bank and Gaza but
also Jordan, Lebanon, Israel and Egypt. The economies will become
integrated. Think about how much money is spent on bullets right now. If
it could be spent on infrastructure and human capital, think about how
much better the region could be”
Kushner’s conference reflects a second chance at that sabotaged
opportunity and again brings American modes of conduct into harmony with
the Chinese philosophy for Middle East stabilization. Kushner told CNN
that “people are letting their grandfathers’ conflict destroy their
children’s futures. This will present an exciting, realistic and viable
pathway forward that does not currently exist”. The plan is driven by low interest loans, grant money and private investment. The Military Industrial Complex and the broader deep state
controlled from British Intelligence is certainly not happy with this
turn of events.
Thus far, no words have yet been said on US-Russia-China cooperation
on this program, but as we move into the upcoming G20 Summit in Japan
and Presidents Trump, Putin and Xi Jinping have announced meetings at
that venue, there are positive grounds for cautious optimism.
