Most people born before 1980 have memories of the demise of the Soviet Union around 1990 and 1991. Do you remember how unreal and sudden it seemed? It seemed too good to be true. At the time, I wondered most about how nuclear weapons were going to be divided up amongst the constituent parts of the old Soviet Union.
Much to everyone's relief, the world made it through those times without any mushroom clouds. Then Wall Street went to work on the Soviet carcass. And NATO began expanding. The military-security industry shifted its justification from the Cold War to the Global War on Terror.
And now many Baby Boomers have lived to see another extraordinary political earthquake: the sudden dissolution of Zionist support in the USA. Of course, I am only talking about public opinion. How will this trickle up to the institutions? The political elites in Europe and America have become so detached from the peasants underneath them that it is easy to imagine the elites trying and succeeding at keeping Zionist domination strong for years.
Or perhaps, younger politicians will see the advantage in jumping on the true American First bandwagon. Recall the finale of the movie "Amadeus": what an image that was to see Mozart's shrouded carcass dumped into a lime pit (mass grave)! It's a wonderful metaphor for the political demise of Zionists in control of the US government.
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