Michael Wolf’s Fire and Fury inexorably supports Israelgate

    “‘Really,’ Bannon said. ‘He’s on the program. It’s his program…Day one we’re moving the U.S. embassy to Jerusalem. Netanyahu’s all in. [Sheldon] Sheldon is all in. we know where we’re heading on this.”

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    …by Jonas E. Alexis

    It is too early to decide whether Michael Wolf is telling the whole truth and nothing but the truth in his controversial book Fire and Fury. In fact, it has been reported that Wolf’s book is littered with deceptions. Still, one can see that there are some truths in probably his torrent of fabrications.

    But an astute observer should continue to laugh at the complete lunacy of the so-called Russiagate that is still being propounded by the media and the Neocon guardians of the Zionist galaxy.

    Wolf himself indirectly and perhaps reluctantly brings readers to the attention of a conversation Roger Ailes (former Chairman and CEO of Fox News) and Steve Bannon had about Trump before he got elected as president. Ailes, who also was a media consultant for talking heads like George H. W. Bush, asked Bannon whether Trump understood what he is doing. “Does Donald Know?,” he said.

    “Bannon took a sip of water. ‘He gets it,’ said Bannon, after hesitating for perhaps a beat [sic] too long. ‘Or he gets what he gets. With a sideways look, Ailes continued to stare him down, as though waiting for Bannon to show more of his cards.



    “‘Really,’ Bannon said. ‘He’s on the program. It’s his program…Day one we’re moving the U.S. embassy to Jerusalem. Netanyahu’s all in. [Sheldon] Sheldon is all in. We know where we’re heading on this.”[1]

    That statement is almost certainly true, and it is inexorably a bombshell which implicitly destroys the so-called Russiagate. It indirectly reinstates a frightening theory: the Israelgate. And the evidence for that is all around us.

    What did Trump say just a few weeks ago? He announced that Jerusalem should be the capital of Israel, a dangerous statement which vindicates what Bannon was saying.

    Wolf moves on to say that “Netanyahu was an old Kushner family friend, but when, in the fall, the Israeli prime minister came to New York to meet with Trump and Kushner, he made a point of seeking out Steve Bannon,”[2] who is indeed a flaming Zionist. In fact, Bannon himself declared: “I am Thomas Cromwell in the court of the Tudors.”[3]

    Thomas Cromwell, as you recall, was one of the most political and religious reprobates in England during the sixteenth century. Thomas Cromwell’s nephew, Richard Cromwell, begat Oliver Cromwell, who called England “our British Israel” and “our English Zion.”

    Oliver told his soldiers to march as Gideon did “when he went down against the Midianites.”[4] On Oliver’s side were “dissenting Rabbis.”[5] Oliver’s targets were largely Catholics, who obviously resisted the “Judaification” of England at the time.

    This came into full bloom when he and his men invaded the town of Drogheda, whose leaders had refused to appear before the magistrate. Historian John Morrill of Cambridge writes that Cromwell slaughtered “perhaps 3,000 royalist troops in hot and cold blood, all the Catholic clergy and religious he could identify (mainly in cold blood), and an unknown number of civilians.”[6] Morrill continued:

    “The royalist commander, Sir Arthur Aston, was clubbed to death, and 300 of his men, who had surrendered to mercy (that is, put their lives at the discretion of their vanquishers), were executed. Cromwell justified the massacre on three grounds. The first was by reference to the laws of war.

    “The second was that it was as ‘a righteous judgment of God upon these barbarous wretches who have imbued their hands in so much innocent blood.’ This was an inappropriate reference to the massacres of 1641-1642…And third, he justified the massacre on the grounds that it would terrorize others into immediate surrender and thus save lives in the long run.”[7]

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    To return to Michael Wolf, he writes:

    “For Kushner, Bannon’s right-wing defense of Israel, embraced by Trump, somehow became a jujitsu piece of anti-Semitism aimed directly at him. Bannon seemed determined to make Kushner appear weak and inadequate—a cuck, in al-right speak. So Kushner had struck back, bringing into the White House his own tough-guys Jews—Goldman Jews.”[8]

    It was Kushner who brought Gary Cohn to the White House, a former president of Goldman Sachs. But things now get even more complicated for the Russiagate people because Trump didn’t make a serious deal with Russia after he became president. He cooperated with terrorist states like Saudi Arabia:

    “The Saudis would immediately buy $110 billion’s worth of American arms, and a total of $350 billion over ten years. ‘Hundreds of billions of dollars of investments into the United States and jobs, jobs, jobs,’ declared the president. Plus, the Americans and the Saudis would together ‘counter violent extremist messaging, disrupt financing of terrorism, and advance defense cooperation.’”[9]

    Saudi Arabia is the country that Trump himself had implicated in attacking the United States on September 11, 2001! Instead of giving a rational explanation as to why he is supporting terrorist states like Saudi Arabia, Trump went to his scholarly chatroom known as Twitter and declared:

    “Michael Wolff is a total loser who made up stories in order to sell this really boring and untruthful book. He used Sloppy Steve Bannon, who cried when he got fired and begged for his job. Now Sloppy Steve has been dumped like a dog by almost everyone. Too bad!”[10]

    The interesting thing is that the entire media outlet and the Neoconservatives jumped on Wolf’s book to buttress the idea that Russia might have hacked the election. Newsweek was one of the first outlets to jump on that bandwagon.[11]

    Yet those media outlets completely ignore the Israelgate and obviously the Saudigate and irresponsibly perpetuate to the stupid idea that Russia is the new bad guy on the block.

    As some indication that Michael Wolf himself has fallen into the same political and intellectual bankruptcy, he says that the book intends to “end this presidency.” Why didn’t he have the courage to say that the book intends to end the Israeligate?  He wants to bring Trump down but not the powers behind the throne, namely, Benjamin Netanyahu? Who is this man really working for? Rupert Murdoch, whom he protected from criticism after the phone hacking scandal?[12]

    • [1] Michael Wolf, Fire and Fury: Inside the Trump White House (New York: Henry Holt & Company, 2018), 6.
    • [2] Ibid., 142.
    • [3] Nick Allen, “Steve Bannon claims to be the ‘Thomas Cromwell in the court of Donald Trump,’” Telegraph, November 18, 2016.
    • [4] Barbara Tuchman, Bible and Sword: England and Palestine from the Bronze Age to Balfour (New
    • York: New York University Press, 1956), 135; for similar scholarly studies, see Donald M. Lewis, The Origins of Christian Zionism: Lord Shaftesbury and Evangelical Support for a Jewish Homeland (Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 2010).
    • [5] Tuchman, Bible and Sword, 135.
    • [6] John Morrill, Oliver Cromwell (New York: Oxford University Press, 2007), 61.
    • [7] Ibid.
    • [8] Wolf, Fire and Fury, 143.
    • [9] Ibid., 230.
    • [10] “Fire and Fury: Which of these claims are excerpts from Trump ‘tell-all’ book?,” Russia Today, January 6, 2018.
    • [11] Summer Meza, “Top 20 revelations from Trump ‘Fire and Fury’ book about golden showers, Ivanka, Bannon and more,” Newsweek, June 3, 2018.
    • [12] Ryan Chittum, “Michael Wolf’s High Cynicism,” Columbia Journalism Review, September 7, 2010.

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    3. Trump egotistically thinks he is a genius. But until he rises to the standard of a real genius like Voltaire who lived over 4 centuries ago in France, Trump is only fooling himself and others:
      Voltaire: 1694-1778, was a genius level French intellect and writer. Hundreds of powerful quotes are attributed to him.
      Quotes:
      http://www.azquotes.com/author/15138-Voltaire
      “It is dangerous to be right when the government is wrong.”
      “In general, the art of government is to take as much money as possible from one class of citizens to give to another.”
      “If there’s life on other planets, then the Earth is the Universe’s insane asylum.”
      “The only way to comprehend what mathematicians mean by infinity is to contemplate the extent of human stupidity.”
      “Prejudices are what fools use for reason.”
      “Common sense is not so common.”
      “Religion began when the first scoundrel met the first fool.”
      “If one does not reflect one thinks oneself master of everything; but when one does reflect one realizes that one is master of nothing.”
      “Many are destined to reason wrongly; others, not to reason at all; and others, to persecute those who do reason.”
      “The only way to compel men to speak good of us is to do it.

    4. There is another type of Trump supporter to whom Gordon Duff alluded to a while back – those who hate what the country has become and voted for Trump because he is the antithesis of what a leader should be. Voting for the “lesser of two evils” brought us Clinton and Obama, so why not vote for the greater evil and hope he causes the country to step on its own fuel hose?

    5. After seeing the way MSM promoted this book, I assumed it would be the same old BS. But, maybe that was the point? Maybe the media was employing the old reverse psychology tactic?
      I can’t help but remember how Trump voters justified their decision based on how the corrupt mockingbird media had nothing good to say about him. They suggested it was proof that Trump was against the deep state. But on the other hand, the unlimited coverage given to Trump by the corrupt MSM had everyone in the world talking about him. They proved that any publicity is good publicity.
      I guess the only way to determine what this book is about, is to read it. I just don’t want to spend money on 💩💩

      • If I do buy it, it will be a digital copy from amazon, so if it is crap, I guess I could right an objective review that blows it apart and post it on amazon..

    6. Whatever this latest book is or is not, the truth documenting Trump’s life had already been written by the late Wayne Barrett top investigative journalist in New York. First Trump tried to bribe him into silence but later when that failed he threatened him. This extensive 30 year investigation has been largely ignored by the corrupt media. The current book seeks to make a quick buck on what is little more than tabloid journalism which American fools love to read and largely why they are so ignorant and easily fooled. It does not matter to most of the idiots who waste money on this book whether the statements are true or false so long as they have an entertaining quality about them. The only goal is to sell millions of copies of this garbage before interest dies down. Trump himself could even have a piece of the action, who knows? He likely is now not just a billionaire but a multi billionaire having sold out to his friends and cronies in Israel by moving the Embassy. How much was that worth? A billion, 2 billion,…10 billion? How would you know? How about the deal with the Saudis? How much was that worth? If he really is donating his salary to charity, isn’t that peanuts compared to the money these decisions could bring in? By the way did Trump ever follow through with his promise to donate $ 1 million to Houston for flood relief? I never heard any more about that did you? Trump loves three things: Money, power and himself. He thinks he is a genius!

      • Just look at the money the master con artists Clinton have brought in, yet they are free as bird and happy as Larks, the untouchables from any of the totally corrupt Injustice Departments of the totally corrupt U.S. Government today which has been hi jacked by Israel. Expect ditto for Trump. Americans are unbelievably ignorant, stupid fools who love to be conned, cheated, swindled and had every day of their worthless lives.

    9. Cromwellian legacy is something yet this world has to find moral and intellectual courage to dismiss, like it did with communism, nazism, fascism, when you see Cromwell’s statue falling flat on its head on CNN and BBC with cheerful local crowd and magistrates then we will know that world is coming to its senses. This legacy has been continuos unto this day unrecognized and unindicted by all those in official places, it is like 400 year long reign of international tyranny from England with love.

    10. They see the elephant in the room but don´t name it because it may hit them with it´s trunk and tail called Red Button

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