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  Iwo Jima 2.0: What Story Is This Picture Telling? PEPE ESCOBAR   If the Deep State cannot influence the outcome of the November elections, they can find Six Ways from Sunday to cancel it. The Iwo Jima 2.0 pic, immortalizing the Trump fist surviving an assassination attempt, has taken the world by storm – generating everything from a meme tsunami on China’s Weibo to fresh anime in Japan. Not to mention the deluge of hats and T-shirts. This carefully composed pic changes everything – in more ways than one. So let’s engage in a first attempt to deconstruct it. We start with the major losers. The combo running Crash Test Dummy’s teleprompter/earpiece set up is essentially composed by Mike Donilon, Steve Richetti, Bruce Reed and Ted Kaufman. Government functionaries like Jake Sullivan and Little Blinkie, for their part, are placed at the heart of what is known in Washington as the “inter-agency” racket, better described as The Blob. The inestimable Alastair Crooke has explained how Sulliv

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  US Foreign Policy On The Brink MARK WAUCK The political crisis of the Zhou regime—an operation of the Anglo-Zionist Deep State, the IC, NSC, DoS, military establishment, and relevant Congressional committees--is also a crisis of the entire Anglo-Zionist empire and its foreign policy. I’ve done a partial transcript of Doug Macgregor speaking with Judge Nap yesterday, because Macgregor talks turkey about where we stand. He also suggests that the political and imperial crises may actually be connected—that the donor class, which is financially based, is alarmed by the reckless war mongering of the Neocon run foreign policy. Macgregor—who undoubtedly is well connected—suggests that this is a real factor in the drive to remove Zhou. The donor class will want to enforce changes in policy ASAP, because they see how close the Israel Lobby controlled regime has brought us to global war. Obviously I have no contacts who can tell me about that, but it’s worth listening to Macgregor and consider