[Shows video] This is a protest by New Yorkers. These people are protesting against what is happening in Gaza, yet they still don’t understand anything. Right now, they are practically protesting against Trump’s policies. In Manhattan, New York, and dozens of cities across the U.S., protests are taking place against the resumption of war in Gaza and against the U.S. supporting Israel.
Presidents in the U.S. have changed, but the policy toward Palestinians has not. Take note: even though they are supposedly powerful rivals, never agreeing on anything, the policy remains the same—because they are not the ones actually making the policy. It is capital that dictates policy.
If we conducted an experiment, and instead of replacing ruling parties as has been done so far, we replaced capital—meaning that instead of BlackRock, a completely different group of people gained control of those companies and opportunities—only then would we see a change in, for example, the situation in Gaza. But that capital remains in place. That is why governments change, yet they continue to do the same as their predecessors—because the promoters and instigators remain in the same privileged, money-equipped positions.
Of course, this can be changed, but only through strong-willed people who are not like weather vanes, who do not change their views, who think carefully before speaking, and who are willing to sacrifice themselves—even if they suffer personal defeat, they will never change their stance. It is up to us whom we choose as our representatives.
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Returning to the topic, these protesting people do not understand that Biden and Trump have nothing to do with their tragedy in Palestine. At the same time, they dress in corporate clothing, buy corporate products, and essentially support the bombing of themselves without realizing it.
Indeed, bombings in Palestine have increased—Netanyahu and Trump may be acting together, but each has a different interest. Personally, I believe that Trump wants to eliminate all these radical organizations, including Hamas, which operate at the behest of capital. This is an issue that is rarely discussed in public discourse—that capital has its own mercenaries, helping governments execute certain actions, also at the behest of that same capital.
A private army of invisible mercenaries is necessary for capital to maintain itself, to ensure that no one replaces it. Capital has always had its soldiers, but today—because smart people have changed the laws—it is illegal, so they secretly finance these people.
We often say that under the auspices of the CIA, some radical group is beheading people, etc., but it wasn’t the CIA that directly funded the beheadings. The CIA simply helped capital deliver what was needed for certain movements to emerge somewhere in the world. It is capital that does this—they have their people for both peacetime and wartime.
So this unaware crowd protesting now does not understand that Netanyahu is most likely trying to erase traces linking state agencies, Mossad, to those within Hamas, while Trump, on the other hand, wants to ensure that these armed organizations lose their influence.
The same applies to the recent American attack on Yemen—the Houthis in Yemen do not act in the interests of Europe or its citizens; quite the opposite. Even the president of China is calling for calm regarding this war between the Houthis and the U.S. After all, China has a problem because the Houthis are attacking container ships and cargo vessels.
So under Biden’s administration, in the interest of capital—on whose leash the president and his entire party operated—the Houthis, pirates attacking ships, emerged. And they just so happened to appear on the route to Europe.
I have the impression that what the U.S. president is doing now, namely the attack on the Houthis, is an attempt to unblock trade routes to Europe—but that’s just my impression. Under the pretense of fighting a group that attacks Israel, they are actually trying to restore trade routes to Europe. Perhaps Trump’s circle has an interest in serving European markets.
That’s how politics and wars work—it’s just a business for some people. For the majority, it’s a tragedy.
The claims of these rogue judges become more and more absurd. One way to look at this is, the bad actors (being polite here) are being "smoked" out for all to see. How will things go for them later? A little to self assured and cocky.....
