Nov 21, 2024
Is The Deep State Trying to Start a War to Prevent Trump From Being Installed as President?
Today, the world stands perilously close to the brink of nuclear war, perhaps more so than at any point since the Cuban Missile Crisis. As the Biden Administration nears its end, it seems to be leading the nation toward a potential nuclear conflict with Russia. If you’ve been out of the loop over the past few days, you need to understand the crucial developments. Here's the situation.
Late Sunday night, the AP reported that President Biden had authorized Ukraine to use U.S.-supplied missiles to strike deeper inside Russian territory, removing previous restrictions on the range of these weapons. The missiles in question are likely ATACMs (Army Tactical Missile Systems), long-range supersonic ballistic missiles designed for offensive operations, not defense. These weapons, capable of reaching up to 190 miles or more, could carry devastating payloads, including cluster bombs, which risk large civilian casualties. Despite numerous requests from Ukraine, these missiles were not supplied until last month, and their use wasn't authorized until after the November elections.
There is some uncertainty surrounding the details, as the White House has not clearly communicated the specifics of its decision to escalate the threat of direct confrontation with Russia. However, it seems other NATO allies, including the UK and France, have followed Biden's lead, offering similar support to Ukraine.
How should we interpret this alarming turn of events? Donald Trump Jr. summed it up succinctly in a tweet: “The Military Industrial Complex seems to want to make sure they get World War 3 going before my father has a chance to create peace and save lives. Got to lock in those $Trillions. Life be damned!!! Imbeciles!” His words resonate deeply.
In September, President Putin made Russia’s stance clear: any aggression against Russia by a non-nuclear nation, backed by a nuclear power, would be considered a joint attack. He further warned that Russia reserves the right to use nuclear weapons if faced with such aggression, even from conventional attacks. These words are not to be taken lightly. Imagine if Russia had supplied missiles to Mexico, authorizing them to strike cities along the U.S. border—how would the U.S. government react?
While the media and the so-called "Deep State" point fingers at Putin for the world’s troubles, the provocative actions currently escalating tensions are coming from the Biden Administration, not Moscow.
Here’s an unsettling thought: Biden's decision to escalate could be an attempt to provoke a war with Russia, creating a crisis that would prevent a peaceful transition of power to Donald Trump. While this may seem far-fetched, consider this: there are many in the U.S. national security apparatus—particularly within the Department of Defense and intelligence community—who fear Trump’s return to power. The exposure of their past subversive acts could lead to criminal accountability. Could this be a motive for pushing the nation toward a conflict that would delay Trump’s inauguration? The pieces fit disturbingly well.
Putin and Russia now face a critical crossroads: they must decide whether to retaliate, risking being cast as even more sinister than they already are, or try to weather the next 60 days in hopes of a potential shift in power with Trump's return. This decision is all the more complex as Ukraine, bolstered by increasingly advanced long-range missiles—now supplied by the United Kingdom—continues to strengthen its defense capabilities.
By GeneralMCNews.
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