Javier Milei has been elected president of Argentina

[Puma]

I found something interesting about other places for a Isrselite State.

"Joseph Otmar Hefter, creator of Nai Judah (New Judea), was an advocate of creating a home in the form of a state for the Jewish people on the American continent.

In a 1938 pamphlet, Hefter expresses his rejection of the Zionist movement, and advocates the creation of a Jewish State in the American continent.

Hefter published a map with 10 proposals for a "home" for the Jewish people, among them an option in a territory between British Guyana, Venezuela and Brazil and another between Brazil and Paraguay.

He also proposed Birobidzhan, Australia, Alaska, Canada, a part of Egypt, part of East Africa or Southeast Asia as a possible state for the Jewish people.

However, as Professor Lopez Alonso told BBC Mundo, once the Zionist current was imposed, no other place rivaled in real terms the Palestinian territory to be the home of the future Jewish State.

After the defeat of the Ottoman Empire in World War I, the Balfour Declaration was endorsed by the Allied powers and included in the British Mandate over Palestine, approved by the League of Nations (the organization that preceded the UN) in July 1922, by means of which the United Kingdom was formally entrusted with the administration of those territories.

Los otros lugares contemplados para un Estado judío antes de la creación de Israel en territorio palestino - BBC News Mundo

Aunque la primera opción del movimiento sionista fue siempre la creación del Estado judío en el territorio de Palestina, el complicado contexto histórico provocó que sobre la mesa de debate se pusieran otras opciones, incluyendo algunas en América Latina.

www.bbc.com

 

[Chu]

Theodore Herzl (Founder of Zionism) wrote in his book The Jewish State that Patagonia could be the new land of Israel. For him there were two choices: Palestine or Argentina.

And (crazy theory) seeing how they may not last long in the Middle East if they keep being psychos, I wouldn't be surprised if Argentina becomes the next Israel, or at the very least their preferred destination for new settlements.

Milei (who I think is certifiable C-R-A-Z-Y) got in with help, probably, but it wasn't hard, because of the huge discontent among the population. Many voted for him as "the lesser of two evils". Well, I hope they were right, but it sounds like a total narrative and wishful thinking. We'll see!

 

[Chu]

For those who haven't heard this:

How Argentina’s new president takes advice from his cloned dogs

Javier Milei, the new right-wing president of Argentina, has claimed that his five dogs – all clones of his original pooch Conan named for the 1982 movie – are the best strategists in the world and advise him on a host of issues

www.firstpost.com

How Argentina’s new president takes advice from his cloned dogs​

Javier Milei, the new right-wing president of Argentina, has claimed that his five dogs – all clones of his original pooch Conan named for the 1982 movie – are the best strategists in the world and advise him on a host of issues​

It's not a joke, and you can read the whole article for more details. He "channels" each dog that he had cloned, for advice, he hears voices, etc. I think that beats even Biden's "episodes".

 

[Cosmos]

We'll see. I've listened to german mainstream radio today, and found the coverage of Milei's election quite interesting. Listening to german mainstream radio is usually a good indication of how the PTB spin things. They clearly painted Milei as a bad/crazy person/choice and compared him to Trump and Bolsonaro and talked about his far right tendencies and so on.

My bet for the moment is: Yes, Milei is quite crazy and potentially quite dangerous for Argentinia, while he seemingly supports/encourages the PTB agenda. BUT, at the same time, he is probably too much of a loose cannon for the PTB compared to more reliable people/puppets.

 

[youlik]

Well, what can I say?

Putin congratulated Javier Miley on his victory in the presidential election in Argentina

Russian President Vladimir Putin congratulated Javier Miley on his victory in the presidential elections in Argentina.

"Dear Mr. Miley, please accept congratulations on the occasion of your election to the post of President... I wish you success in such a responsible activity as the head of state, as well as health and well—being," the text of the congratulatory telegram reads.

Putin noted that Russian-Argentine relations are based on good traditions of friendship and mutual respect, and expressed hope for further development of partnership in various spheres.

Earlier it became known that the winner of the Argentine presidential election was the politician Javier Miley.

Also, Russian Ambassador to the country Dmitry Feoktistov expressed hope that Miley would remain committed to multipolarity.

Путин поздравил Хавьера Милея с победой на президентских выборах в Аргентине

Call the durku (psychiatric care). This is the new president of Argentina, who has already shouted to the whole world that to hell with everyone - we will lie down under the United States. Reminds me of Yeltsin.

 

[Natus Videre]

Well, what can I say?

Handshakes have always preceded nukes.

 

[Puma]

Essential background to understand El Loco.
His guru is his dead dog, Conan.
A completely broken society chooses a broken man to represent it.
Argentina will pay dearly for the tragicomedy.
Pepe Escobar vía X

Javier Milei, president-elect: a broken for the broken


Javier Milei was known to most Argentines through TV. Not as a political figure who went there to expose his ideas, but as part of the biggest television gear: the show. What was pointed out by his opponent as a negative trait - "I understand that you made your career more than as an economist, as a TV showman", Sergio Massa described him in the debate- is however the great capital of this man who in a couple of years became presidential candidate and who this Sunday was elected president and will govern Argentina for the next four years.

A figure who, even after sealing a sudden alliance with the most rancid of "the caste", manages to continue presenting himself as an "outsider" who comes to repair politics, precisely because of this condition. And who, surfing the wave of the extreme right that today soaks the world, connected with a latent claim in an electorate that has multiple reasons to ask "to explode everything": a furious clean slate with the stroke of a chainsaw.

Childhood is the broken homeland

Javier Milei's profile seems to support the theory that Argentina's political problem is also deeply affective: a broken society that chooses a broken person to represent it. If childhood is the Homeland, Javier Milei's childhood is marked by a great trauma of origin that drives to an always individual reparation.

Milei told on several occasions that when he was a child his father beat him savagely, he also narrated the humiliations he received at home, the role of his mother: "As time went by, she adopted a more and more perverse position. Later I ended up realizing that she was a manipulator," he told in a 2018 interview in the newspaper La Nación.

He spoke of the psychological violence he suffered throughout his childhood and adolescence: "My father always told me that I was incompetent, that I was studying a career that was filthy, that I was good for nothing. He said I was useless and that I was going to be a failure." "It's part of his perverse logic. He did it to my sister and also to my mother. You go in because he says he's going to back you up and when you're in the middle of the process, he takes it away. Then, if you fail, he tells you that you are useless," she said, recalling that he stopped paying for her economics degree at the University of Belgrano in the last year of her studies.

As a bad madman

Milei was a lonely boy and young man, who never met friends or partners, who nevertheless earned the nickname of "El Loco" at the Cardenal Copello School in Villa Devoto because of his irruptions of protagonism.

For years he cut off all contact with his parents, to the point that he called them "progenitors", or directly said that they were "dead", "because I do not share the moral or ethical values of either of them". "All the mechanisms are oiled so that they don't bother me," he warned.

With his sister Karina, on the other hand, he established a relationship almost of veneration that with time deepened and acquired mystical overtones. On camera he is moved to tears when he talks about her: "Moses was a great leader, but he was not good at spreading the word. So God sent Aaron to him to spread the word. Well, Kari is Moses and I am the disseminator. I am just a disseminator, she is the Messiah," he explained.

Divine Mission

Milei keeps talking about his dead dog in the present tense. "The best gift that life gave me is from Córdoba, Conan is from Córdoba", he shouted last Thursday at the closing of his campaign in the province. In El camino del libertario he tells how Conan "chose him" in a kennel in Córdoba, how he came to weigh 120 kilos because he only ate pizza to be able to keep Conan, how he sold a motorcycle on Conan's "advice" ("he welcomed me with poop every time I went out with the bike"), and among other anecdotes in the present tense he concludes: "The only ones who have always been with me have been Conan and my sister Karina".

But Conan died in 2017. In El loco it is narrated how a little before, when he knew that the animal had cancer, he approached the "sorcerer Gustavo" and the animal telepath Malamud, who was the one who ended up training Karina Milei for communication with live or dead animals. Another economist who was close to Milei, Mariano Fernández, revealed in the podcast Sin Control (a co-production of Anfibia and El País): "He told me that the dogs sent him a message. That he was predestined, that he had a supernatural gift, a mission".

Milei usually surrounds himself with symbols and mystical allusions, as in his campaign closings at the Movistar Arena or in the biblical passage from which he took the slogan of "The forces of heaven", but he avoids going deeper into this aspect in interviews. The striking thing is that he does not deny it either: "What I do inside my house is my problem", he answered to the Spanish newspaper El País when he was asked if he talked to his dogs.

"All this journey enables the question of how far Milei distinguishes reality from what happens in his head. It is something that has not been discussed in the campaign but it is central to know if a candidate for President distinguishes reality or not", González concludes after exhaustively investigating the economist's life.

Javier Milei, presidente electo: un roto para los descosidos | El pasado traumático, la hermana, el perro y el llamado místico

Antes de alzar la motosierra en la política, el candidato de ultra derecha contó todo sobre su particular vida en el lugar en el que se forjó, la televisión.

www.pagina12.com.ar

 

[Ketone Cop]

Here's a few interesting tidbits about Mr. Milei, courtesy of Henry Makow.

Who is Javier Milei, Argentina's new hard-right president?

Self-described 'anarcho-capitalist' Milei has pledged to eliminate the central bank and cut public spending by 15%

ca.finance.yahoo.com

https://twitter.com/x/status/1726420041652908292

 

[mkrnhr]

A newly elected president who raises the flag of a foreign country is never a good sign:

 

[PopHistorian]

I posted a cleverly worded, sharply anti-Left quote from him on FB months ago - didn't think he'd win.
Interview excerpt:

https://twitter.com/x/status/1726383046742376755

 

[axj]

My bet for the moment is: Yes, Milei is quite crazy and potentially quite dangerous for Argentinia, while he seemingly supports/encourages the PTB agenda. BUT, at the same time, he is probably too much of a loose cannon for the PTB compared to more reliable people/puppets.

It looks like he supports only a part of the PTB agenda:
- Anti-BRICS, pro-US, pro-Ukraine, pro-Israel (he is even converting to Judaism)
- Neoliberal agenda of privatizations and "shock therapy" like in the 90s Russia
- Dollarization instead of a sovereign national currency

On the other hand, he is also very vocal against other PTB holy cows:
- Against the climate change agenda
- Against the woke agenda
- Against gun control
- Wants to cut whole government departments and make the central government smaller

It is possible that a crazy guy was allowed to win in order to discredit the alternatives to the previous system. It may also be a part of letting incompetent people become heads of state in order to discredit democracy as a whole - and prepare people to accept "rule by AI" (that is what David Icke thinks, for example).

 

[Bluegazer]

https://twitter.com/x/status/1726625460308812209

 

[ApotheosisMMC.]

This guy, a lover of tantric yoga, is obviously deranged and despite that he has gained enough sympathy for being Bulgarian and openly expressing hatred against the rest of the politicians and the leftist supporters of feminism and minorities... in Chile we had a " "similar case" with Kast, but even so it is not comparable because he did not come close to these levels of contempt and open anger in public... it was enough for him to mess with the women's ministry to be deeply vilified, which did not happen. with Milei...

the atmosphere in Argentina is clearly different and rightly so, so for the polarized masses it was easy to see him as a hero of the people without suspecting that his anger and reductionist vision of reality is something more personal and pathological.. But anyway, everything may not be so bad for Argentina, at times and without deceiving myself I have seen this guy sane enough and explaining his ideas in more detail, to take one of the most important, that of supposedly cutting ties economic relations with Brazil as with China, he has said that the government will not promote them (we will see how this evolves due to the following) but that he understands that they are the main trading partners and that he will leave them to the private parties, and how he wants to privatize the country the trick is clear.

The same has been expressed by her vice president Victoria Villaroel and in a more clear way (she seems, although it was not difficult, much more balanced and with a more sober mentality), so I predict that perhaps there will be pressures from various sectors , including the Senate that limit his actions, there will be times when Milei will have to twist his arm or change his ideas when he sees that something is not working out despite his madness and inclinations, even if the United States is sinking, he will look good with all parties and taking into account that this country still has a great influence it would not be so bad, but I am not so naive as not to think that a great fight could come to occupy a place and achieve significant influence or control over Argentina due to privatization and others things and we all know that the northern country plays dirty and has some room for maneuver due to the sympathies that Milei has for this... we will have to see.

 

[axj]

A year ago he said that he is against the WEF Agenda 2030:

https://twitter.com/x/status/1603024607363178498

 

[Alejo]

For those who haven't heard this:

How Argentina’s new president takes advice from his cloned dogs

Javier Milei, the new right-wing president of Argentina, has claimed that his five dogs – all clones of his original pooch Conan named for the 1982 movie – are the best strategists in the world and advise him on a host of issues

www.firstpost.com

It's not a joke, and you can read the whole article for more details. He "channels" each dog that he had cloned, for advice, he hears voices, etc. I think that beats even Biden's "episodes".

This takes the cake for me, he also hired a psychic who reportedly chanelled covid... you read that right, someone that channeled the virus... if you were going to hire anyone at your house and you heard rumors of this, just rumors.. you would hesitate. Not in Argentina.

Which I believe speaks about the desperation of their people, Milei was most certainly helped to make it, but at the same time he's jumping on a country with an immense inflation, which is tied to global events sure, but their tiny neighbor across the river, Uruguay, is doing excellent economically. I mentioned it elsewhere, when discussing the elections in the US, it's not so much that the leader will come in to make things worse, the leader is a reflection of its people, their current state.

And from the most part, I can understand why Milei is the right leader for Argentina right now, her people have ignored outsiders and have stuck to the system and it got them to ruin, I am not saying it was a wise decision by any means, it was awful and desperate.. and It will probably end up making things worse, but that's just it for Argentina.. their desperate decision was because Argentina is desperate, the perfect mindset for a lunatic to step in and offer salvation.

So, to Argentines, the option was.. we try the same thing we've always tried and chances are we're going to get the same, or continue to get worse.. Or, we at least give this guy who seems confident enough, a shot.. and they went for that option.

Bukele seems to like him and every other right wing leader seems to be backing him, the only lefty I didn't see become confrontational was Lula from Brazil, he knows what's at stake. Trump likes him, Tucker likes him, and what I see.. is a lot of psychological projection, Trump thinks he feels the same about Argentina as he does for the US, because Tucker thinks he feels the same way about Argentina as he feels about the US, and Bukele probably thinks he's willing to sacrifice as much as he's willing to sacrifice for El Salvador... I think they're all wrong, as are probably most in Argentina.

But, I say let's wait and see, he's being demonized much like Bolsonaro was in his moment, I think Bolsonaro had a lot more neurons firing than this dude, but he was also super pro Israel, pro US and for all intents anti BRICS and he didn't take them out of it. I think Milei the candidate is one thing, we will have to wait and see what he does in office, much like with Trump, the candidate was one thing, promising to drain the swamp, Trump the president was an entirely different story.

So, we shall see... the one thing I will say for sure that I have learned from this election results, is that people in Argentina are desperate, what will become of his presidency, is very hard to tell at this point, the markets seem to be reacting (not as crazy as expected just yet) and Moody's just threw a huge warning their way, so the world is already ensuring that he knows his entire idea of Liberty and freedom isn't attainable lest he risk the wrath of the owners of his country.

Too early to tell, it has only been 24 hours, so let's see what he does the first few months.