2023-12-03
Like it or not, the US of A is still a force to be reckoned with, if only because of the myriad international connections that it has over recent centuries forged, for good or for ill, all around the globe, not least under Trump.
Unlike the British, who since the "end of Empire" have been seen as a bunch of losers to be subsumed into the Empire of the EU by any means possible.
LaRouchePAC have added to today's uncertain geopolitical climate with the bold assertion that in fact much of the activities of the American leadership (excluding Trump) have been directed from ... wait for it ... London.
That if true would certainly give the lie to the notion that the UK lacks influence these days. Perhaps it counts as the UK's oft-vaunted "soft power"? Of course, just like America, the UK is not a monolithic entity but a wide collection of factions with differing nature and objectives, so one needs to dig a bit deeper here to reach a proper understanding.
" ... the game plan here is full spectrum information warfare to control and direct human behavior through offensive 'narrative control ... continuous repetition of these fake legends has produced the actual psychological phenomenon known as Trump Derangement Syndrome' "
How powerful is that?!
Still, if the UK was indeed involved however improbably in manipulating the opinions of the voters at the 2020 elections, wouldn't that constitute action against the USA by a foreign power, ie: an act of war?
"They have come to fervently believe their own fantastic propaganda"
I wonder how Trump would feel about that should he be reinstated publicly as President, or how the US military (sworn as they are to protect their Constitution as an independent republic) might view it?
Perhaps we may be about to find out ...
... so best read up on it (and much, much more besides).
