Manhattan Project
So far into the new administration, contradictory signals have been issued as to what to expect. Although, there exists the real possibility that a new security and development architecture may be advanced through the intense efforts of our interventions, including those of leaders around the world in Russia, China, and the Global South.
The potential can be seen, for example, in President Trump’s remarks to journalists in the Oval Office about U.S./Russian discussions about ending the disastrous, Malthusian war which NATO forces launched in Ukraine on 2022. Trump noted that he would speak with President Vladimir Putin soon, and that he thinks will “perhaps do something that’ll be significant.”
A similar dialogue is in the works between the U.S. and China. Schiller Institute Chairwoman and initiator of the International Peace Coalition (IPC) noted yesterday that the situation in Southwest Asia is clearly worrisome, and that President Trump’s misguided efforts to relocate Palestinians from Gaza into Egypt, Jordan, and Indonesia (an action which was also proposed by Secretary of State Tony “Bloody” Blinken in 2024) was unworkable, but that a real potential exists for the U.S., China, Russia, and other nations in the region to come together and discuss real development proposals for the Gaza Strip which would provide fresh water, agriculture, and the greening of the deserts which has prevented the region from becoming prosperous. This is Lyndon LaRouche’s Oasis Plan as he proposed it in 1975 when he was in Iraq.
These concrete policy proposals, along with a dismantling of the so-called “Deep State” which has infected the intelligence community can break apart the Anglo-American, “Five Eyes” partnership that has shaped foreign policy since the death of Franklin Roosevelt in 1945. The confirmations of Tulsi Gabbard and Kash Patel into their respective positions of DNI and Director of the FBI will reverberate throughout the Deep State and result in many losing their jobs or ending up in prison. The hearings of both Gabbard and Patel yesterday in Washington, D.C. showed that they can stand their ground effectively against the barrage of slanders and threats they’re subjected to. But, we have a responsibility to act in these cases, and no shift in policy can occur without the citizens of the United States deciding to take a role.
Speakers: Cliff Kiracofe, Bill Jones
