Lagniappe

 

Scott Sullivan:
Huckabee will crush McCain

Forget all the happy talk about John McCain’s ability to unite the Republican Party now that Mitt Romney has dropped out of the presidential race. McCain will fall from grace because is an ally of Germany.

The exceptionally good news is that Mike Huckabee will stop Senator McCain and his allies. He will push McCain out of the leadership of the Republican Party.

This memorandum will lay out the full scope of McCain’s questionable relations with Germany. In brief, to benefit Germany and the revanchists, McCain wants U.S. forces to go to war with Serbia and Russia in defense of Kosovo

The McCain plan to assist Kosovo is misguided. His pro-Kosovo Albanian plan will be the final step in the U.S. policy to help Germany dominate the Balkans.

However, these issues are hugely complex and we must outline a few examples of John McCain’s improper assistance to Germany. Let there be no misunderstanding. McCain is an agent for the revanchist Germans, which by definition makes McCain into an Iranian partner.

Begin with McCain’s collaboration with Germany and then focus on McCain’s collaboration with Iran.

Each year McCain is one of the few U.S. Senators to attend the secretive Munich Security Conference (MSC) in Bavaria, Germany. The MSC is the venue where high-level U.S. defense officials meet with their revanchist German counterparts. The MSC convenes this weekend. McCain was unable to attend because of Romney’s dropping out of the presidential campaign on February 7, 2008. While McCain negotiated with Romney the final details of the his takeover of the Republican Party, McCain sent his two most trusted Senate allies to this German revanchist conference, Senators Lieberman and Lindsay.

Germany’s methods for gaining global supremacy have not changed in more than 100 years. Germany’s Military Intelligence Service (the Abwehr) assigns a very small group of nationalist extremists the task of drawing an aggressive plan for war.

This Abwehr planning group started World War I in 1914. Contrary to German propaganda even today, Serbia, Russia, England and France were blameless in starting WW I. Germany alone duped the Austrians to provoke Serbia into war so that Germany could assault Russia. For details see Europe’s Last Summer, David Fromkin.

This same Abwehr group, under the leadership of Admiral Canaris, and without the knowledge of Germany’s democratic government, as in WW I, initiated hostilities against Yugoslavia and the Soviet Union in the early 1930s, before Adolph Hitler came to power. The Abwehr provoked started WW II by hiring Croatian Nazi and Italian fascist death squads to assassinate leading Yugoslav officials.

In fact, the Abwehr’s strategy for regional domination, like the Abwehr’s methods, is unchanged over the past 100 years. Germany must mobilize the Croatians and the Albanians to destroy multi-ethnic Yugoslavia and Serbia as the stepping stone to destroy Russia and to dominate the Middle East -- see Pavel Sudoplatov, Stalin’s director for Special Operations in WWII, for details of the Abwehr assassination plots; see his memoirs, Special Tasks. For details of Serbian courage against the German Nazis and Italian fascists in 1938 --see Rebecca West’s magnificent book, Black Lamb, Grey Falcon.

Nothing has changed about German ambitions in the

Balkans and the Middle East since 1914 except that Germany has turned from Iraq to Iran as a primary partner.

In other words, the purpose of the Munich Security Conference, with the assistance of Senators McCain, Graham and Lieberman, is to destroy Serbia by promoting an independent Kosovo.

To prove they are willing to defy Germany, Senators Lieberman and Graham should emphasize the following themes:

First, Germany, by way of Albania and the EU, has no more right under international law to take Kosovo than Saddam Hussein had the right to take Kuwait.

Second, Germany should break its ties with Iranian and Croatian terrorist groups in the Balkans.

Third, if German companies cooperate with Iranian terrorist groups in Latin America such as Hezbollah, which has been active in Argentina, the United States will hold the German government accountable.

Finally, closer to home, on the issue of McCain’s position on immigration reform, any US leader who would hand over Serbia’s Kosovo to Albania would turn Texas over to Hugo Chavez, Fidel Castro, and the Iranian drug cartels.

According to Admiral Greer at Southcom, who is ignored by McCain, Gates and Bush, Iran has for the first time begun large scale cooperation with the Iranian drug cartels. Moreover, Iran is taking Nicaragua and is reportedly collaborating with Latin American Nazis and the German communities in Argentina and Paraguay to take over Latin America’s terrorist groups, now dominated by left wing forces.

In short, Iran is on the move in Latin America, just aas Iran is on the move in the Balkans, Iraq, and Africa. Florida just staged its primary election, and not a peep out of McCain about the Iranian threat to Latin America.

Yet US conservatives need not worry. Mike Huckabee will save the day. Look at the issue this way: If Bush and McCain represent Charles I, who refused to defend democratic England against autocratic and aristocratic Spain, Huckabee represents Oliver Cromwell, the nationalist middle class, and the US proletariat.

Again, Bush and McCain represent the upper class government of Northern Ireland in the 1970’s that capitulated to the Provisional Irish Republican Army’s terrorism. Huckabee, on the other hand, stands for Ian Paisley and the Ulster Defense Force.

In other words, two miracles have occurred in the deep South. Barack Obama has demolished forever Southern racial barriers and will take over the Democratic Party from the establishment-oriented Clintons. Meanwhile, Mike Huckabee, the populist, in truth another Mao, will take the Republican Party away from McCain, Bush and the Republican aristocracy. Thus, in the first US civil war, the North redeemed the South. In the second US civil war, today’s civil war, the South will redeem the North. Huckabee and Obama!

 

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