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American Authoritarianism?

Over the last couple of days, we have seen why Trump was chosen by the elites to be president. He can take the attention off of other issues they don't want people looking at and he can make the world look at him.  All of the speeches which were written for him was delivered as desired.

The irony of his speeches is he was accusing Iran of doing the very thing Washington and Pentagon have been doing.  His speeches exerted "American Authoritarianism" and of course it had the desired effect. It pissed people off. Goal accomplished. Trump is used to getting his way at every turn. It is what has made him a billionaire.

The problem is very simple. The world is sick of the "American Authoritarianism" line. Let's look at history and when that authoritarianism thinking failed and the consequences. Germany in the 1930's a young man became Chancellor of Germany. He loved Germany with his whole heart. The problem was that his heart was as dark as his soul. Yes, I am talking about Hitler. For all of his flaws, he did love Germany until she woke up and seen him for what he was. Then he showed his true colors saying that if Germany couldn't win then she didn't deserve his leadership. Okay, I am paraphrasing to a point. Look I wasn't there. Anyway, when Hitler first came into power he was disgusted at the situation Germany was in. A loaf of bread cost the same as a week's wages. The soup lines didn't seem to end. Most of all Germany wasn't allowed to have a fully functional military because of the Versailles Treaty. Then there were the insane payments for rebuilding and replenishing the countries which participated in WW I. Inflation was killing the people.

Hitler did turn things around. The standard of living went up and after a fourth child, banks would forgive a mortgage. At first, if a woman was working and married the couple would receive benefits so she could quit and let a man have that job. People received benefits to make up for women staying at home to raise their children for the first few years. After WWII started women had to go back to work to make up the workforce and the men joined the military to fight for Germany's honor.
Let's look at what Trump has been doing his first two years in office. He has been "strengthening" the job market. And the economy has been turning around. Well, that is the claim but the job market participation is lower than it has been in decades. He has claimed to be making this country secure.

Yet we have Iranian sleeper cells. People who have been here since the late 70's after CIA went in and installed a puppet government. Now they are a problem. Now that Saudia Arabia is close to running out of Oil, the Iranians here are a problem. Now that they aren't going to take any bs from the Rothschild family, they are a problem.

Bottom line: The sooner these other nations like Iran, Russia, China, and North Korea stand up to the Rothschild family and their military force NATO, the better off they will be.

Here is the link to the article which inspired this posting. https://on.rt.com/9f8s

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