Under the title: “Every generation responsible for securing America's freedom,” Secretary of State Michael R. Pompeo wrote an article in which he says he is part of a team that's governing America according to the ideas fleshed out by the Founding Fathers in the Federalist Papers. The article was published on October 20, 2020 in The Washington Times.
The poor man seems to think he
honored Team Trump to which he belongs, by equating its work with the ideas
that were transcribed in the Federalist Papers. But what he did in reality, is
dishonor the ideas of the Founding Fathers by suggesting they resemble the
Mafia-like operation that's run by the Trump Team.
We know that the team is
running a Mafia-like operation because it brags about the feats it scores by
making deals with other members of the protection racket to which it belongs.
And this prompts us to ask the question: How exactly does a protection racket
operate?
It all begins when a group
starts an operation that may be slightly shady. It draws the attention of
another group that may operate like a street gang. The gang roughs up the shady
operators, demanding a ransom. Unwilling to seek the protection of the police lest
they be seen for who they are, the shady operators pay up. Eventually, the two
groups come to an understanding whereby the street gang protects the shady
business which, in turn, pays for the service with a regular cut of its
winnings. That's how a protection racket operates.
When you skip the small
details of the Trump operation involving America and the Jews of Israel, you
get the impression it is a perfectly normal relationship. But when you look
deep into the transactions which are regularly effectuated, you discover two
anomalies. The first is that Donald Trump is terrified of the Jews, thus pays
them not out of love, but to keep them from attacking his operation. The second
anomaly is that Trump is downright as avaricious as the Jews, people he grew up
admiring and learning from. And this part of his character plays a major role
in how he deals with Israel.
Like the operator of a shady
business that hates the street gang which milks him, Donald Trump hates the
Jews but pretends to pay them out of love to keep them quiet and at bay, as
stated. However, being as stingy as he is, he also hates paying ransom out of
America's treasury, given that he now considers America to be his possession.
So then, what does he do? Well, he came up with an ingenious idea. He pays the
Jews with what belongs to others. He did so this time by giving them what
belongs to the Palestinians and the Syrians.
That makes no sense unless it
can be shown that Donald Trump really hates the Jews. Is there a way to verify
this assertion? Yes, there is. The way to do it is to refer to the article
which came under the title: “On election day, Jews must reject white
supremacy,” written by Mel Levine, and published on October 21, 2020 in The New
York Daily News. Bear in mind that the one thing Jews do with passion, is
catalog what they see as acts of hate committed by others. And that's what
Levine did regarding the Trump assertions over the years. Here is some of what
Levine cataloged:
“He
muttered that Jews are only in it for themselves. He told the white supremacist
Proud Boys to stand by. He refused to condemn QAnon. He alleged that Democrats
are controlled by a cult of child abusers, in a resuscitation of anti-Semitic
blood libel and Protocols of the Elders of Zion myths. He failed the test of
office, insisting there were fine people on both sides. He referred to Israel
as your country. When he slanders globalists, we know who he has in mind. When
he calls us disloyal and says he doesn't want our money, we know how harmful that
can be”.
So then, what does
Pompeo have to say about that? Here is what he actually said:
“The day I arrived
at West Point as a cadet, I was issued a copy of the 85 essays penned by
Alexander Hamilton, James Madison and John Jay. I realized then that The
Federalist Papers were relevant for everyone interested in America's
experiment. They remain a crucial source of wisdom for the Trump
administration's policies which are well-grounded in America's founding
principles. The Federalist's arguments won the day and the Constitution became
the supreme law of the land. It was a privilege to put our Founders' vision
into action as America's 70th secretary of state”.
What Michael
Pompeo is not afraid to divulge, is that the Federalist Papers, which led
America to become the experiment that it is today, are the source of wisdom
guiding Donald Trump on how to run America's business the way that he does.
Inspired by the
ideas of the Founders, says Pompeo, the Trump Team is running a Mafia-like
enterprise where Donald Trump plays the role of the shady operator, and the
Judeo-Israeli syndicate plays the role of street gang, always demanding more
and always getting what it wants.
Pompeo says he is
proud of what he has accomplished, and thanks the Founding Fathers for showing
him the way.
They must be having a collective heart attack in their graves. But there has been no reaction so far from Donald Trump himself.