Wednesday, March 17, 2021

Enthralled. You Being The Fourth. Hypocrisy Abounds. Pass HR 1, End Filibuster and Democrats Forever. Shifting Abraham Dynamics.









































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If truth be known Biden is not bright.  He simply does not know what is happening because the truth is being hidden from him and he is being manipulated by those who are accomplishing what they want through his willingness to govern through executive orders. Pelosi and Schumer are enthralled .

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 Meanwhile, Democrats love playing the race card. However, this time a Black Republican member of Congress called their hand.  Question: How can anyone continue sticking with the Democrat Party when they have shown themselves to be such hypocrites?  Answer: Bigger hypocrites!

Black GOP Rep Brutally Flips the
Script on Liberals Who Call Voter
ID Laws 'Racist'
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And:

No one can say Soros does not know what he is doing.  He is ringing the nation with corrupt D.A's whose sole objective is to destroy American Jurisprudence and turn our nation into one where criminals have increasing power. His ultimate goal is the end of our republic.

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While this is happening, before Biden forgets his name and how to swallow, he is being manipulated to insure Democrats become  America's sole party. HR 1's passage is critical because it federalizes state elections, so Democrats  can steamroll elections, eliminate identification in order to vote and add two more liberal states. By opening our borders and giving taxpayer  money to illegal immigrants, Democrats will gain favor come future elections. Once this has been accomplished, they will be free to do just about anything they want and raising taxes, in order to transfer wealth,  will become another important goal.  After that, they will start systematically taking away our rights beginning with making it more difficult to purchase arms and eventually to even own them. All of this will be done under the guise of "equity."

And, by the way, don't forget about changing the filibuster rules:

DAILY NEWS - MARCH 17, 2021

REAL Reason Why Biden Wants to Change the Senate Filibuster
New revelation>>


If you believe all the above is extreme and unlikely to occur read about The Trojan Horse and go see a Four Stooges Movie - you being the fourth..
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Biden Won't Admit There's a Crisis at
Border, Dem Senator Does It for
Him
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And a rebuttal (edited.)

Richard:

The Biden Administration's open borders policies are fueling a humanitarian crisis. 

Hundreds of thousands of illegal aliens have already trampled over our sovereign 

border. Millions more will follow, bringing with them COVID-19 and a whole host of other 

communicable diseases.

They are all coming to receive relief checks that Biden and the Democrats in Congress 

have promised them. Some of these people are coming with long criminal histories that 

will endanger our communities.

This is all fact. I'm from Arizona, and unlike D.C. politicians who just talk, I grew up on 

the border and regularly visit the border to hear directly from Border Patrol agents, 

ranchers, and law enforcement officers. I have seen firsthand the humanitarian crisis 

that Biden's policies are already causing.

I’m not just telling you this because I’m a 100% supporter of Donald Trump, I’m telling 

you this because I’m a 100% supporter of the proven Border Security policies that were 

enacted by President Trump. The Trump policies work, and we need to restore them 

immediately.

Instead of embracing policies that kept Americans more secure than we had been for 

decades, Biden’s actions have:

  • Halted construction of the border wall;

  • Repealed the Remain in Mexico policy, which kept illegal migrants in Mexico, 

  • leading to a SURGE of 100,000 migrants into the U.S. over the past 4 weeks;

  • Handcuffed Immigrations & Customs Enforcement (ICE), limiting law 
  • enforcement in the U.S. interior and preventing the deportation of criminals;

  • Enabled coyote traffickers to resume smuggling unaccompanied minors across
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  • the border, leading to physical and sexual abuse of children; and

Biden’s DHS chief Alejandro Mayorkas, who in his previous government position sold 

green cards to Chinese nationals, claims there is “no crisis” and that the Biden 

Administration wants to "replace the cruelty" of the Trump administration’s border 

policies, even though the separation of children from parents was enacted by Joe 

Biden and Barack Obama.

It is the duty of the U.S. Government to enforce our immigration laws and keep our 

citizens safe and I will NEVER apologize for securing our borders and protecting 

our citizens.


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From Israel: Stay Alert! The Dynamics Are Shifting!!

 

Before I return to the convoluted saga of the Gulf States and what may be coming down 

 the road, a bit of good news that is part of the story of shifting dynamics:

Last month, Israel and Kosovo formally established diplomatic relations via video 

 conference. At that time; at that time, Kosovo’s Foreign Minister submitted a request to 

open an embassy in Jerusalem.

This past Sunday, Kosovo officially established its new embassy in our capital. “A truly 

proud and historic moment for Kosovo-Israel relations," Kosovar Ambassador Ines Demiri 

tweeted. "The greatest honor of my life is to…open the embassy and proudly serve my 

country in Israel."

https://www.jpost.com/israel-news/kosovo-opens-embassy-in-jerusalem-661966

The US and Guatemala already have embassies in Jerusalem, but Kosovo (with a 

predominately Albanian population) is the first Muslim-majority country, as well as the 

first European country, to make this move.

Kosovo’s commitment to do this was secured by President Trump in the Oval Office last

September, when the US negotiated an economic agreement between Serbia and 

Kosovo. At that time, Israel and Kosovo agreed to mutual recognition. Serbia, which 

already had an embassy in Tel Aviv, had committed to moving it to Jerusalem. That 

appears unlikely now, as Serbia had been willing to accept a “diplomatic relationship” 

between Israel and Kosovo, but not full recognition – which is what has been 

established.

Kosovo unilaterally declared independence from Serbia in 2008, and at present, 100 

countries, including the US, recognize it as independent. Serbia, however, still 

considers Kosovo to be an autonomous province.

Let us circle back now to Saudi Arabia, by far the largest and most powerful of the 

Sunni Gulf States.

The country has a seriously problematic history. For a long time it was a major 

source of financing for extremist and terrorist groups, and was seen as too lax in 

acting against such groups. The fact that the majority of the terrorists in 9/11 

were Saudi most powerfully exemplifies this. That its religious underpinning was 

the radical Sunni sect of Wahhabism, which is austere and ultraconservative, 

meant that it was closed and very far removed from Western liberal values and 

practices.

But I’m writing now about shifting dynamics and changing times. And it is very 

much the case over the past several years that Saudi Arabia has been 

exhibiting a changed approach. It is attempting to curb Wahhabism and to 

modernize. Women can now drive and movie theaters are permitted.

In 2016 it introduced Vision 2030: a strategic framework to reduce dependence on

oil, diversify the economy, and develop public service sectors such as health, 

education, infrastructure, recreation, and tourism. The Vision’s three primary 

themes are “a vibrant society, a thriving economy and an ambitious nation.” There 

is talk about building the world’s largest Islamic museum, strengthening Saudi 

universities and enhancing the non-profit sector.

The Saudis are no longer interested in supporting radicals and have their own 

severe problems with terrorism, which they are eager to combat.

Theirs is hardly a model society, but it is no longer the Saudi Arabia of old. It is 

considered a US ally, and shares a considerable trade relationship with the 

Americans. Interaction with Israel is unofficial, but there is quiet cooperation in a 

number of spheres, including but not limited to intelligence sharing. Last 

November there were rumors – denied by both parties – of a clandestine meeting 

between Prime Minister Netanyahu and Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman 

(MBS) in Neom, the ultra-modern mega city being built in northwest Saudi Arabia.

Schanzer said that release of this report, which charges an ally with 

murder, is sui generis. It just isn’t done. The Crown Prince was 

 “named and shamed.” In Schanzer’s opinion this was a strategic error

 – “diplomatic arson,” which doesn’t add up.

But it does add up, if your goal is not bringing the Saudis into the 

strategic and diplomatic fold of the Abraham Accords but rather 

 weakening or bringing MBS down.

And why weaken the Saudis? Because Biden’s “handlers” are, to put the 

 matter bluntly, kissing the collective tuchis of the Iranian mullahs. The hope 

is to curry favor to encourage Iranian cooperation in negotiating a 

new nuclear deal. JPC sees it just this way:

https://www.jewishpolicycenter.org/2021/03/01/faulty-u-s-intel-report-on-

khashoggi-to-woo-iran/

Other related US decisions point to the same conclusion:

The Houthis, a terrorist insurgency force in Yemen, is an Iranian proxy, just as 

Hezbollah is.

The Saudis have provided the only force battling the Houthis on the side of the

Yemeni government.

President Trump had designated the Houthis as terrorists shortly before leaving office.

Biden has now removed them from that terrorist list. The argument is 

that the US must do this for “humanitarian” reasons, even if the Houthis are 

terrible: If the Houthis are considered terrorists, the argument goes, then 

there are sanctions established against certain types of equipment being 

allowed to reach them; this would prevent the transfer of supplies desperately 

needed by 80% of Yemenite population.

That the Yemenite population is in dire straits and needs relief is absolutely 

true. The rest of the argument is not.

Trump’s terrorist designation froze US-related assets of the Houthis, banned 

 Americans from doing business with them and made it a crime to provide 

 support or resources to the movement.

HOWEVER: “The United States…exempted aid groups, the United Nations, the 

Red Cross and the export of agricultural commodities, medicine, and medical 

 devices from its designation of Yemen’s Houthi movement as a foreign 

 terrorist organization.” These exemptions took place only days after the 

Houthis had been designated as a terror group. Among the commodities that 

would still be allowed in were raw, processed, and packaged foods, live 

animals, vitamins and minerals, and bottled drinking water.

https://www.reuters.com/article/us-yemen-security-usa-idUSKBN29O1X4

The Crown Prince is the one providing the impetus and the motivation for 

change and modernization in his country – moves that are resisted by his

 reactionary father, Salman bin Abdulaziz.

President Trump and his peace team courted the Saudis, and once the 

Abraham Accords were established, it was hoped that in time they would 

come along. Trump’s vision was for a Middle-East NATO, a formal defense 

pact among Israel, the UAE, Bahrain and Saudi Arabia.

There was quiet Saudi acquiescence to the new diplomatic relationships

established via the Accords; the Crown Prince was testing the waters and 

finding no backlash with regard to a growing relationship between Sunni 

Arab states and Israel.

It was thought that after Sudan and Morocco established normalization 

with Israel at the end of 2020, the Saudis would follow.

Enter Joe Biden, the puppet in the White House who is being instructed by

elements intent on undermining what I have described above regarding a 

new Saudi approach.

In late February, Biden announced that the Office of the Director of

 National Intelligence (ODNI) had released a report assessing that 

Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman (MBS) had approved an

 operation to "capture or kill" journalist Jamal Khashoggi.

Khashoggi, a Saudi citizen, was once close to the royal family but fell 

out of favor. He relocated to the US, where he worked for the 

Washington Post, often writing pieces critical of Saudi Arabia. In 2018,

Khashoggi was in Turkey to conduct some official business with the 

Saudi consulate. He entered the building and was never seen again.

The Saudis denied knowledge of what had happened to Khashoggi – 

who was seen as a danger to the regime – but in due course evidence

surfaced that he had been murdered via a drug overdose inside the

 consulate and his body removed in parts.

I make no bones about the fact that the Crown Prince is capable of 

being involved in ordering such a murder; Saudi Arabia, after all, is a

country that adheres to Sharia law, which calls for the execution of

 homosexuals. However, the evidence against him is 

circumstantial and the report released by Biden is speculative.

The Jewish Policy Center (JPC) – a non-profit American think 

tank – referred to the report as “faulty,” and said it was of

 “dubious quality.” The Center further noted that the extremely 

short report, which really provided no new solid information, was 

released from “the Office” of the Director of National Intelligence, and 

not from the Director.

When it was written, the report was kept classified; Trump, who had 

his eye on encouraging Saudi moderation and diplomatic cooperation 

in the new Middle East, played down the issue.

Now the US administration has reversed the Trump position,

 declassifying the report and releasing it in a highly publicized

 announcement.

Why?

On March 11, the JPC sponsored a webinar during which Jonathan

 Schanzer, author and senior vice president of research at the 

Foundation for Defense of Democracies, spoke about this issue.

Nor is this the end of it: Biden has also cut US support for offensive

operations in the war in Yemen, “including relevant arm sales.”
 

The argument is that Saudi attacks incur damage to civilians. “This war

must end,” intoned Biden. He seeks negotiations.


But reducing restrictions on the Houthis, while cutting back on 

assistance to the Saudi forces fighting them is not the way to 

achieve this ostensible goal!! The US no longer has any leverage 

against the Houthis. This is something Schanzer pointed out.

As Iran has continued to supply its forces in Iran with weaponry, 

Biden has simply shifted the balance inside Yemen in Iran’s favor.

That is without mentioning the threat to Saudi Arabia of the Houthis, 

centered in north Yemen. In the last month Houthi rebels have 

dramatically ramped up attacks on targets inside Saudi Arabia.


Sending in dozens of missiles and armed drones, they have aimed for 

 “Riyadh; Abha International Airport; Jiddah Airport; and the King Khalid 

air base in southern Saudi Arabia. Last week, the rebels also claimed two 

attacks on Aramco oil facilities.”

https://www.nwaonline.com/news/2021/mar/13/houthis-step-up-attacks-

on-saudis/

And then there is the exceedingly critical matter of Iranian-made marine 

mines:

In an exhibition of military equipment, Houthi militiamen have 

recently displayed various “types of Iran-made marine mines, 

used recently in attacks against commercial ships in the Red Sea

These Iran-made mines show that the Iranian Revolutionary 

Guards have continued to supply the Houthis with weapons, 

military technology and experts, making the Yemeni territories a 

launch-pad to threaten commercial navigation and control 

international waterways,” said Muamer Al-Eryai, Yemini minister of 

information.

https://www.arabnews.com/node/1825111/middle-east

Lastly, in his recent webinar, Jonathan Schanzer shared the fact that 

Iran is utilizing Yemen as a testing ground for the development of 

PGMS – precision guided missiles. These missiles, he said, might 

be fired at Israel.

Schanzer expressed concern that in the face of this total collapse of 

support from the US, Saudi Arabia might just pack it in and join Iran’s 

orbit. This is a horrific possibility.

I, however, remain hopeful (hopeful, not certain) that just the reverse will 

happen: The lack of US support might motivate the Saudi Crown Prince to 

move ever closer to Israel, which is Saudi Arabia’s best hope, and to join 

not just the Abraham Accords but a newly established Middle-East NATO.

What I wrote about in my last posting reinforces this hope for me: The 

fact that there were rumors that the Crown Prince might have been 

prepared to meet Netanyahu in Abu Dhabi. And that according to the 

savvy Nadav Shragai, the Crown Prince has an interest in the Temple 

Mount. This would certainly not be the case if he were planning on caving 

to Iran.

The horrendous situation that I have described above will factor into 

Israel’s decision on this matter, undoubtedly. Israeli support for Saudi 

Arabia, if carefully and wisely considered, can have an enormous effect on

the outcome of this situation.

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