Who will spy on the spies? To place this first item in proper perspective, understand that Max Boot is a rabid—as in, foaming at the mouth—Neocon and Zionist.
Neocon death cheerleader @MaxBoot once called Donald Trump and Tucker Carlson “Putin’s ‘useful idiots’” for (correctly) questioning the official Nordstream narrative. Today his wife Sue Mi Terry (whom he left the mother of his children for) was arrested for being an unregistered foreign agent
Understand. The Neocon agenda isn’t about America, per se. America is a vehicle for them. A means to their ends.
Zerohedge provides a more detailed account, just as damning. Well, actually way more damning. Also tells you about the Bezos Post:
Leading 'Trump Russia Hoax' Propagandist's Wife Indicted As Foreign Spy
Max Boot - a big fan of 'forever wars' who laundered Trump-Russia conspiracy theories through the Washington Post - is married to a South Korean spy who used to work for the CIA, and is a senior fellow at the Council on Foreign Relations (now on 'administrative leave) - according to a new indictment revealed on Wednesday.
Boot's wife, Sue Mi Terry, 54, a native of Seoul living in Manhattan, used her position as a foreign policy expert to trade access to top US officials in exchange for luxury goods and 'high-end sushi dinners,' according to the indictment.
Terry allegedly began spying for South Korea in October 2013, five years after she left the CIA, and three years before Boot began calling Donald Trump a Russian asset.
There’s a lot more, but get a load of this bit—well, a few bits:
T. Becket Adams @BecketAdams
Max Boot, one of the chief purveyors of the "Russian asset" narrative, is married to an unregistered foreign agent? And she has been indicted for selling access, accepting bribes, sharing non-public info with South Korean officials, etc.?
That ... you couldn't write that.
It's even funnier when you realize Boot is a columnist specializing in "national security" specifically.
What's more, Boot and Terry co-published South Korean propaganda in the Washington Post...
Today we found out via an indictment that one of the Washington Post's columnists, Max Boot, published a piece with his wife about South Korea based on talking points from that government while his wife was allegedly acting as a foreign agent for them. https://justice.gov/usao-sdny/media/1360711/dl…
Moving on …
Some pretty questionable speakers at the GOP Confab. For example, Mike Pompeo, gag, will be speaking tonight. I know, I know—it’s all politics, they brought Nikki, too. Still …
Max Blumenthal @MaxBlumenthal
CNN accurately referred to Kestenbaum as an "Antisemitism Activist," meaning he hypes up imaginary persecution to cultivate support and fame from the Zionist billionaires that dominate the GOP
The only more precise title for this fraud would have been "Genocidal Crisis Actor"
Shabbos Kestenbaum @ShabbosK
While Harvard has long abandoned the United States, the Jewish People never will. Why? Because Jewish values are American values and American values are Jewish values. To the country I love: thank you.
1:31 / 4:54
10:47 PM · Jul 17, 2024
Excuse me? What part of American values is genocide? Ethnic cleansing? Enlisting in the armed forces of a foreign power and then expecting normal Americans to bail you out?
Max Blumenthal @MaxBlumenthal
In the Adelson-sponsored Israel First section of the #RNC, I heard no mention of the inconvenient fact Omer Neutra volunteered to serve in Israel's apartheid army, and was in uniform as an occupation soldier enforcing the criminal siege on the Gaza ghetto when he was captured.
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ABC News @ABC
"Where is the outrage? Where is it? This was not merely an attack on Israel. This was and remains an attack on Americans."
Orna and Ronen Neutra, parents of Hamas hostage Omer Neutra, a dual U.S.-Israeli citizen, address RNC, leading attendees in a chant of "Bring them home."
10:53 PM · Jul 17, 2024
That’s not a captive. That’s a prisoner of war. And Hamas’ raid definitely wasn’t attack America or Americans. Play stupid games, win stupid prizes.
Blumenthal has another shrewd tweet that could be titled: The Golden Age of Political Scheming:
The billionaire bosses of the Democratic Party should be grateful for what Biden has done for them. In 2020, Biden provided them with an effective vehicle for extinguishing the Bernie-led left-liberal insurgency that began almost a decade before with Occupy Wall Street. This year, his presence prevented a primary contest that risked giving the progressive left a national platform from which to rail against the Gaza genocide the party bosses supported, and which Biden dutifully sponsored. The corporate media protected the president at every step, and after every embarrassing fall, until his debate debacle exposed the Weekend at Biden's scheme for what it always was. Now, the "ultrarich Democrats," as the NY Times calls them, are preparing to politically euthanize the president, as though they did not propel his rise and impose him on the party they control.
File this next under: Good News, Bad News. The good news is that Vance is a politician. That means he’s flexible in his views, even on matters crucial to America’s well being. The bad news is that Vance is a politician. That means he’s flexible in his views, even on matters crucial to America’s well being. In this case the good news predominates because his flexibility has led him to impersonate DJTrump:
Megatron @Megatron_ron
NEW:
J. D. Vance in just a few days changed his mind and now says that the US will not send their military abroad "unless it must".
He has previously stated that he wants to plunge the US into war with Iran over Israel.
Pivot to China? Eh, not so much. Now, arguably Iran/Israel is a bit of blind spot for Trump, but Trump is not always easy to read.
Now, lest this all seem too negative, I want to recommend a The Duran video that I’ll embed—it’s 45 minutes long. This is a very enlightening look into the mind of Donald Trump via a discussion of a Bloomberg interview with Trump that came out back in June. I guarantee you, you won’t regret any of those 45 minutes. Mercouris actually delves into American history a bit, comparing Trump to President McKinley. Trump comes across as very much pro-peace—with the possible exception of Iran. There’s a fair amount also re Trump’s economic plans.
https://theconservativetreehouse.com/blog/2024/07/18/report-biden-will-announce-his-withdrawal-from-democrat-nomination-sunday-open-dnc-convention-will-select-consensus-candidate/
Open convention? Does that mean the donor class buys a candidate of their choice?
Q: better comparison - JFK and Trump (and not just because of the assassination/attempt)?