Kurds Aren’t the Only Ally Trump Has Lost

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  • Hume Turnbull Oct 14, 2019 @ 5:28

    Where the Hell is the United Nations and Europe.
    Why is it all Trump,s fault.
    One world order is it only to protect big business
    the world is to involved in climate change and protest to see clearly.
    It this was Israel clearing a safe Zone in Palestine we would have the whole world up in arms. How 2 faced can we be?

  • John Jay Oct 14, 2019 @ 1:04

    Common sense solution to the MENA quagmire…
    Bring the USA Legions home.
    Sell weapons to all sides and let them kill each other..

    Have the Israelis cut a deal somewhere in South America and move there lock, stock ,and barrel, and create an economic miracle in Brazil, Venezuela, etc., where ever they get the best deal.
    Oh, and nuke everything of any value back there on the way out.
    The entire area is hopelessly contaminated with depleted uranium dust anyway.

    Because the MENA mentality will always be living proof of von Moltke’s: “Eternal peace is a dream, and it is not even a beautiful one.”

    But then, I still cannot understand why the Christmas Truce of 1914 did not lead to a Soldiers Revolt and the execution of the top warmongers in Britain, France and Germany.
    And then everyone just go home.
    But alas the fools saluted their officers and went on to slaughter each other by the millions for four more years, and dragged us in too!

    Oh well, que sera, sera!
    Over the top, there’s a good lad!

  • Ben Oct 13, 2019 @ 23:10

    When Peter griped about the prophecy of Christ’s death on the cross, the Lord called him Satan and told to Peter to stand behind Him. Because that was Peter speaking out against prophecy, God’s will.

    This is also prophecy in the fulfilling. And because God says things go a certain way — all the way to the end of Revelation — there’s no good reason to get all worked up over Middle East anything.

    Of course, that means everyone is getting all worked up over it, and will only continue to get all worked up over it!

    But there is nothing anyone can do about it. There is no stopping it. There’s not even any delaying it. Nor making any of it happen any faster than it already is (now, that part makes me more than a little upset, I admit!).

  • Tim Oct 13, 2019 @ 20:59

    “the apparent anti-Trump drift of the newspaper’s headlines matters”
    The status quo will never be the same because of Trump, the journal doesn’t get it, nor the rest of the main stream “narrative”.
    Trump is no hero, but simply a re-appearance of Paris, hitting the “status quo” in their Achilles heel. They didn’t see him coming, and their hubris blinds them to what will inevitably follow.
    A very slow process of changing of the guard, so to speak. Warren and Graham and the rest of their ilk should be gone in the next 6-10 years.
    The Fed, in the meantime, will assist this bull market thru the next 3-4 elections.
    Bernanke and friends will be ancient history.
    Then we will pay the piper, early 2030’s will be my guess. jmho
    Always enjoy your comments,
    all the best to you and yours,
    Tim