"Only war can save America"

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Recently, the actions of Donald Trump in the Middle East have led to increased tension in this already hot region. Take at least his last deeds: withdrawing from the Iranian deal and opening the US embassy in Jerusalem. The first could provoke the resumption of Iran’s nuclear program, and the second caused massive unrest in the Gaza Strip.



Of course, the American president cannot but understand that his actions destabilize the situation in the region, that is, he does it consciously. But why does Trump need to rock the Middle East?



External solution to internal problems

There is an opinion that such Trump actions are intended to solve intra-American problems, or rather, to divert attention from them.

On the one hand, anti-Iranian sanctions are beneficial for the US oil and gas industry, especially the shale.

Another factor was Trump’s election support for the American Jewish community, closely linked to Israel. Now you have to pay for this service. After all, any steps against Iran and the recognition of Jerusalem as the Israeli capital will certainly be approved by the US Jewish diaspora.

Another important factor external American policy is the precarious position of the president. He has so many ardent opponents within the country that it can easily go even to impeachment. At the moment, a "small victorious war" outside the United States would significantly strengthen its position. Well, or just a grand foreign hype.

Bombs and guns - the best way to deal with the crisis

There is also an opinion that in the very near future the United States is facing a severe crisis, comparable to the Great Depression of the 30s of the last century. Coming troubles are not able to prevent or mitigate any steps on the part of the government.

But war could help. On the one hand, the growth of military orders could revive the economy. It would also help solve the problem of unemployment, which inevitably grows in times of crisis. By the way, part of the population can be employed by giving them weapons and sending them overseas.

It is possible that Russia was initially chosen as the enemy, identifying Syria as a theater of operations. But the demonstrated new Russian weapons and statements by the leadership of our country that the response to aggression will be full-fledged have cooled Trump’s ardor. And then he drew attention to Iran.

Of course, many versions have been compiled here that do not claim to be the ultimate truth, but there is a certain logic in these arguments. Therefore, the likelihood of a further aggravation of the situation, especially in the Middle East, is very high, for which our country should be ready.
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  1. vev
    vev
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    16 May 2018 11: 06
    In fact, most of the US policy moves are easily predictable. Russia has never been viewed by the United States as a friendly power; Russia has always been seen as the # 1 enemy of the US ruling elite. But political steps must be supported by society. The media deal with this problem effectively. The world economic and political dictatorship of the United States has always relied on the force of arms. The weaker and more unstable a country is, the more its economy is undermined, the less effort is required for the United States to achieve its goals. Civil and / or religious war is an effective, from the point of view of US foreign policy, a means to weaken the economies of other countries. The so-called "aid" to developing countries from the United States boils down to promoting its will through a financial monopoly, which makes the country's economy and politics directly dependent on the financial "support" of the United States. The support of Israel by the US ruling elite is natural, since the largest, richest and most influential diaspora in the world is located in America. The United States cannot allow stability and the formation of integral, economically stable states, and therefore, desperate attempts are being made to regain its dominant influence in the Middle East. The transfer of the US Civil Code to Jerusalem is a step that unties the hands of Israel and obliges it to even more active practical support for US policy. There will be no Third World War in the Middle East, for it is not Syria and Iran - the number 1 enemy is considered by the US elite, but Russia. The unleashing of a world massacre far from the borders of Russia, on foreign territory for the United States is pointless. But these centuries-old tensions between the United States and Russia must someday be resolved. Since the System of world domination is collapsing, and the forces in whose hands are concentrated the finances and the US economy are strong, the System is capable of a desperate step - unleashing a war with Russia. As you know, when all moral arguments have been exhausted, fists are used as the only "argument" of righteousness. You should not despair, and the media should escalate the current situation. You need to calmly, pragmatically be ready for any development of events. Love for the Motherland, patriotism, spiritual purity of the nation are the support and foundation of a bright future.
    1. A.Lex
      A.Lex
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      16 May 2018 20: 51
      As the saying goes: "Strength is the last argument of dumbass."
  2. A.Lex
    A.Lex
    +1
    16 May 2018 20: 58
    And for me it’s all so simple! The entire Yankee economy is worth three pillars:
    1. Speculation - NOTHING an unsecured soap bubble (which should still burst, cannot but burst).
    2. Arms production - to the detriment of all other spheres and areas of the economy (ghost towns where factories were closed - there are no numbers for them).
    3. The robbery of other countries and peoples (the export of gold, capital, highly qualified specialists, the enslavement of the elites of countries) is a common economic practice of the West as a whole and Anglo-Saxons in particular!
    1. Kuzmitsky
      Kuzmitsky
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      22 May 2018 10: 36
      I think the third point is the most important.