Divisiveness Now Seen in American 46th Administration Chief Executive's Demeanor to the Republic Threatens Democracy; Even Israel's

Submitted by M Tovey (United States), Sep 2, 2022 at 11:15

The politcal anger released upon the American people for their not embracing the delusional progressive socialist politics should be further warning (as if the evidence of the blown democratic resolve in Afganistan was not clue enough) to the global perceptions of whether America can be counted upon as an ally when the politcal forces of Europe are being withered away in the confrontation of NATO while facing off in the Ukraine. It will not get better when that arena expands.
From one observer's perspective, the politcal speech most recently seen (September 1, 2022) could be characterized as a frustrated temper outburst of not realizing why Americans, who are not used to being treated like second class citizens in their own local environs, are not all that enthusiasticaly receiving the attempts to turn America into a secularistic socialist country club environment like the nations America once struggled with, only to find that the current American bureaucratic apparatchik are attempting to do just exactly that and are laughing about it behind everybody's back. Is Israel watching?
It is under the influences of this misguided politcal temperament that the Iranian Islamic Regimes endeavors to become nuclear are being mishandled and the same threat of 'this is the deal' amde when the 2015 version was presented to Israel, one wondered whose side America was on - certainly not Israel's.
Thus the caveat; not the one presented in the speech, but of the veiled warning if America cannot recover from its being emasculated politically: where does the world think its previous forays into freedom are coming from, if not from America?

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