Collapse of American power. Part Two.

The U.S. drive for power took on a new force after World War One. It had played only a very minor role in World War One. World War Two was quite different - though not because of the struggle in Europe. Indeed, the U.S. didn't give much of a damn about Europe. It was in no rush to help Britain or France. Nor did it care much about the German mass murder of Jews. Indeed, the U.S. was quite as anti-semitic as Britain and the rest of Europe (and Canada) were. But now it had a far greater plan. We hear a lot about the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbour. But why did Japan attack it in the first place - and, for that matter, Why did the U.S. build such a massive base in the first place way out in the Pacific? Japan attacked because it knew very well what it was for. This was the U.S. attempt to conquer the world. The British knew this was the American ampire seeking to destroy the British plunderers in China, India, and others and to replace them with American plunderers. There were no nice guys. American would rule - and plunder - the world. Just a little later, the U.S. A little later, the U.S. would enter the war in Europe, though in relatively small numbers. it did nothing for European Jews. Like Canada, Britain and the U.S. it preferred to send the freed Jews to Israel when, in fact, Jews were a thousand years from Israel. It would have made far more sense to accept them in Britain, the U.S., and Canada - and to treat them with respect. But we didn't do that. American leaders also used the middle east to weaken and then destroy British control over the oil fields of the middle east. What next? The U.S.is now on the edge of collapse. The Trump crowd appear to be separating entirely to establish a separate nation. and president Biden is a dead loss. The American political system has never made sense. And American treatment of their own people is digusting. Here in Canada, the Liberals and Conservatives are almost as bad as the Americans. But Canadian voters are really, really dumb.Watch for a growing connection between Canada and the U.S. I'm 88 years old. And at 88, it's not possible to feel respect for a liberal or a conservative. I'm a retired historian. So I know that Canada has NEVER had a good premier. After retirment, I lived almost twenty years in New Brunswick where people voted every time for a Liberal or a Conservative - both of these ass-kissers for an arrogant billionaire who owns the newspapers and walks with his pants down so fools can kiss his ass. (That's irving,) well, the only good part of this is that at 88 I surely won't have to live through this greed and stupidity much longer.