What the world now sees taking place in Southwest Asia—where, most recently, the long-standing nation of Iran, and the 3,000 year-old history of Persia itself, has been illegally attacked—is not based on the “strategic” calculations, or miscalculations by those in the Trump Administration who stupidly carried it out. Rather, it is a policy expression of the world view of the deeply corrupt and predatory elite of the Epstein-Maxwell Class. Their abuses of power, including the sexual exploitation of probably thousands of young women and children, reflect the same predatory mindset that has been seen in the killing of tens, perhaps hundreds of thousands in Gaza, and in the economic policies they seek to impose on sovereign nations worldwide. They subject to war those countries that refuse to comply.
There is no difference in that mentality, as it now manifests itself in Ukraine, where hundreds of thousands of Ukrainians have lost their lives in a war in which many have been treated as expendable cannon fodder, and in Gaza, where systematic mass killing has been inflicted upon the Palestinian people despite widespread outrage across much of the world. Predation is the method in their madness.
A clear insight into the factor of insanity driving the behind-the-scenes controllers of the Trump Administration, the hardcore “Greater Israel” fanatics, and the City of London was indicated in a recent article by Col. Lawrence Wilkerson, former chief of staff to United States Secretary of State Colin Powell. A present “Great Awakening” of pseudo-religious fervor and fanaticism, Col. Wilkerson says, is being driven by two factors: “(1) the marriage of certain evangelical Christian religionists with ultra-Zionist Jews and (2) the insinuation and spread of Christianity itself in the U.S. military establishment and a movement toward formalizing Christianity as the national religion with that formidable bastion of state power as its protector. With regard to the first we are witnessing one of its disastrous outcomes right now — the illegal and unprecedentedly brutal war against Iran. The second more insidious result, now proceeding hand-in-hand with the first, is the indoctrination of a sizable portion of the US military in the religion of Christianity, a very warlike, venomous, and all-encompassing version of that religion, one that in an extremely illogical doctrinal development, joins ultra Zionist Jews with affected Christians in painting the war with Iran as a “scheduled event” and the scheduler is God.”
Was the war on Iran launched on a quasi-theological premise, that the destruction of Israel’s enemies would bring about the fire of Armageddon, and with it, the Second Coming of Jesus Christ? The United States Constitution, which mandates a separation of Church and State, has been breached, if so.
A higher course of action than that available in the “flatland “of international geopolitics is required. It is embodied in the circulation of a recently-issued letter by Schiller Institute Chairwoman Helga Zepp-LaRouche to Pope Leo XIV. That letter calls on the Pope and other religious leaders to act in the manner of the scientist, statesman, and Christian humanist Nicholas of Cusa. In 1453, the year that Constantinople was attacked and occupied by Ottoman forces, Cusa wrote the dialogue “De Pace Fidei.” He envisioned an assembly of religious representatives from every faith and nation, who would discover, beneath their differences, their common commitment to Reason. As opposed to today’s Christian Zionism, and other millenarian beliefs, largely manufactured in a Babylonian-style “god-building“ product by British-intelligence, sometimes referred to as “Canaanite Reconstructionism,” Nicholas of Cusa’s works glorify the continued existence, not extinction, of humanity as an expression of a loving Creator, who made Man in His Own Living Image. That is the bedrock principle, also identified in the American Declaration of Independence which provides the only basis by means of which the present entry into world war can be reversed.
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