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Editorial See other Editorial Articles Title: Republican, Democratic elite seeking to break Russia up: Analyst PressTV... US President Donald Trump is faced with a widespread opposition organized by Republican and Democratic elites who are upset with his attempts to forge closer ties with Russia, says an American analyst. Don DeBar, a New York-based political commentator and radio host, told Press TV on Sunday that anti-Trump rallies and other acts of protests against the new president were in fact an angry reaction that Democrats and liberals would have had to the election of any Republican into the White House. On Saturday, anti-Trump rallies were held in at least 20 US cities, including Atlanta, New York City, New Jersey, Chicago, Phoenix, Washington, Boston, Portland and Los Angeles. The bulk of it is essentially Democratic Party voters, who are angry a Republican won, no matter who it would be, he said, arguing that even former President Barack Obama and former secretary of state Hillary Clinton would have been treated the same way if they were Republicans. Generally, the party apparatus, the organizers, dont organize this kind of widespread opposition to impair the ability of the president to act, which is what they have been attempting to do, DeBar further argued. The analyst said the elite in both parties have been aggressive in undermining Trump particularly because of his rapprochement with Russia. There is a broad segment of the elite here who want to pursue the policy that has been followed since the collapse of the Soviet Union, which is to loot Russia, to break up the Russian Federation and to enable the continued plundering of Russias economy, particularly its oil and gas, he added. During the presidential campaign, Trump promised to seek closer relations with Russian President Vladimir Putin and work with him to resolve critical global issues such as terrorism. Ever since the beginning of his presidency, Trump and his associates have been under investigation for allegedly colluding with Russia and attempting to disrupt Americas democratic process. The real threat to Trumps presidency is behind the scenes in the halls of power here and from the people who want to see aggressive US policy towards Russia, China, Iran and other enemies of the US capitalism, DeBar concluded. Poster Comment: Russia, China, Iran are more capitalist than US in that their government bureaucracies have not grown as rampantly as in America. Trump is being threatened because he doesn't ask: how hi, when Israel says jump. Scouse Git Immigrants are allowed into the United States, Americanised, and then they or their children are encouraged or sent back to their countries of origin to pull their home nations into U.S. economic and political control. This happened during the Cold War in countries like Poland and Ireland, and it's happening today in Ukraine, Syria, and Iran, to name a few. It's a long term strategy which doesn't always work as intended (ie Cuba), but the intention is to break China into at least three separate nations and Russia into four based on historic religious and ethnic tensions (Muslim versus Christian religions and language differences). That's why it's so essential for people of the great religions to always look forward to find ways of working together for the security of our children instead of digging up ancient antagonisms and past mistakes on both sides (ie going on about the Crusades and the Arab slave trade). Blessings to ALL believers The Third EYE... No one can break up Russia never think they can. It's the Jewish Banks trying to keep their hold on the world. China and Russia are creating their own Geopolitics. AllbuttHindstain...If you can not even say "jewish deep state" then what do you expect us to do? Wait for the Wizard of OZ to gift you some courage? But muh job, muh job. If your job is to tow the line, then you might be worse than useless. Post Comment Private Reply Ignore Thread
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