Donald Trump Can’t Be Trusted On Foreign Policy

January 3, 2020 Hunter Wallace 2020 Election, Alt-Punditry, Foreign Policy, Iran, Neocons 16

I’m surprised and somewhat relieved that Donald Trump has chosen this moment to escalate tensions with Iran because it makes opposing him so much easier for us. For years, we have been dismissed as wignats and blackpillers for opposing Donald Trump.

Before this happened, I had no intention whatsoever of supporting him or voting for him in 2020 because of what I had already seen and documented on this blog. I expected that Trump would keep a low profile in 2020, portray impeachment as a Democratic witch hunt to rally his base and that he would withdraw troops from Syria and Afghanistan to create the illusion that he was fulfilling his campaign promise to end the “endless wars.” He could then run on his record of being the first president in a generation not to start a new foreign war.

As soon as impeachment and the 2020 election was safely behind him, I expected Trump to execute the bait-and-switch and a hard pivot into a confrontation and war with Iran in December 2020 or January 2021. I figured that he would be able to rally the Alt-Lite and the American Nationalist faction behind him in 2020 while retaining his populist base, consolidating his support among conservatives and winning over more moderate working class and middle class voters by portraying the Democrats as too extreme on both social and economic issues. It seemed like it would be too much of a gamble to go for war with Iran almost a year out from the 2020 election.

Regardless of whether we go to war with Iran now because of the assassination of Qassem Soleimani, the question whether Donald Trump can be trusted on foreign policy in a second term is now settled and the answer is NO. The greatest fear in our circles before this happened was that Trump in his second term would start a huge war with Iran for Sheldon Adelson and the other Jewish donors who fund the GOP after everything else he has done for them. The 2020 election is now a much more clear cut vote on a war with Iran because that now seems inevitable as long as Trump as president and Sheldon Adelson can buy our foreign policy. He has been steering us toward a war with Iran for Sheldon Adelson since the day he took office.

If you support and vote for Donald Trump in 2020, you are voting for a Jewish war with Iran. A war with Iran for the sake of Israel would start a regional conflict that would plunge the entire Middle East into flames. It would also completely discredit nationalism and populism by association and would consume Washington even more so than in the Iraq War. Nothing else will be accomplished. We might already be in a war with Iran before we get the chance to vote on it.

You can no longer say that you didn’t know. You can see where this is going. Are you going to be fooled by Trump and “National Conservatism” a third time?

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16 Comments

    • I am sure it was just a (((concidence))), but just before news of the assassination hit I saw nationalist dissidents on Twitter complain there was a massive purge of their followers underway. Also Twitter in the last couple of days changed its conditions to state, they don’t have to give a reason to terminate anyone.

      So Conservatism Inc. believe they won’t get support for WW3, if dissident voices are allowed on social media.

    • The god-emperor Blumpf should forget about Twitter and return to Gab, even though it is a shitty, dysfunctional mess. I suppose ZOG pays Andrew Torah to keep it that way.

  2. Trump must go– by impeachment, conviction and removal or by electoral defeat or by his defection to Israel. This is the opposite of what I walked, rang doorbells and voted for. And It’s his foreign policy across the board. Soleimani, bombing Syria and engaging in piracy in their oilfields, violation of the Vienna convention re: Russian consulates, Guaido in Venezuela, Bolivia, sanctions, sanctions and more sanctions, etc.

  4. I’m surprised and somewhat relieved that Donald Trump has chosen this moment to escalate tensions with Iran because it makes opposing him so much easier for us. For years, we have been dismissed as wignats and blackpillers for opposing Donald Trump.

    I read the linked article from Counter Currents and I wouldn’t worry too much about Greg Johnson’s sniping. He’s widely perceived as being, at best, an opportunist (classic example: he sells books by the likes of Savitri Devi while complaining about anti-American wignats).

    At worst, one could argue the Greg Johnson & Andrew Anglin types are merely claiming to be racialists but in fact care far more about preserving the power of the American Empire than about stopping the anti-White deluge.

    A war with Iran for the sake of Israel would start a regional conflict that would plunge the entire Middle East into flames.

    A broader Middle East war would also generate massive numbers of refugees (heading to Europe, primarily) and disrupt oil supplies. East Asia is far less insulated than the USA to shocks in the oil supply chain and things could get pretty dicey if they suddenly have to pay dramatically more. When cheap fuel turns to expensive fuel recessions follow.

    It seemed like it would be too much of a gamble to go for war with Iran almost a year out from the 2020 election.

    Those were my thoughts too.

    • Anglin’s site is for entertainment purposes only. He’s a performance artist with an over-the-top stage persona, like Alice Cooper.

  5. Staggering hubris from Western elites. See the recent Wikileaks revelations about the Douma lies. But we do not have the balls to go toe-to-toe in the sand with Iran or Russia, and our rulers are banking on them not to call our military bluff in this respect. The public will not stomach serious casualties – only a low-intensity conflict like Iraq or Afghanistan, or a few black ops casualties hit while training and supporting our ISIS and Al-Qaeda proxies.

    Look how quickly all the regime change trumpeters quietened down once Putin sent soldiers into Venezuela.

  6. There is only one good thing that could come out of a war with Iran, viz., the collapse of the Jewnited States and, by extension, the Zionist Entity in Palestine.

  7. Normally what ZOG USA does is to provoke the other side into action, so as to make it appear as if the enemy was the aggressor. But in this case Trump has made ZOG USA look like the aggressor, which of course it is. Does that reckless buffoon know what the hell he is doing, or is this another example of his masterful underwater 4D chessmanship ?

  8. I hoped Trumps bluster and rhetoric, were just that. He’s lost himself, or maybe he never was the America First president we thought he was. Either way, Trump has to be abandoned by every right thinking dissident. He’s setting up for a war. But he needs to be confronted.

  9. One advantage I have over the alt right is that while I stopped short of wanting to remove Trump before the election (where I do want him to lose), I basically supported the impeachment.

    I didn’t frame the impeachment as a deep state conspiracy to punish Trump for being against the wars. I knew it was instead a reaction to Trump trying to use his office to start a campain against biden which he could use on twitter to rally his bass.

    Thus I can say that I was harsh on Trump earlier.

  10. I was never worried about that silly queer over at counter currents to begin with. The Alt Right was fake and gay. He and Anglin can have it.

    That said, no Iranian general ever called me wignat.

    Meh, i still dont care that the brown guy got droned.

  11. Whatever happens, Trump has opened the Jewish money pipeline wide open to pump in the necessary resources for 2020 at least. He and the Jews must be very pleased.

    Now comes all the lies, alibis for no funds to do this or that and all the fake appreciation for real Americans. And meanwhile the war against the Southern people continues.

    May God Save the South!

  12. “Donald Trump cannot be trusted on foreign policy.”

    Donald Trump cannot be trusted with domestic policy, his cell phone, Twitter account, or feeding a goldfish. It’s not even true to say that he’s all style and no substance, because his so-called “style ” is obnoxious, crude, narcissistic, hallow, and irredeemable.

    We have a cultural marxist for a pontiff and the “king of the jews” as POTUS. What an awful time to be alive.

  13. As HW notes, this has already started. A regional war, probably not the big one. But people keep saying Trump pushed Iran into this war. I believe it is the other way around. Iran/Russia wanted this AT THIS TIME, and the attack on the embassy was the bait that Trump took.

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