It is Monday, August the 18th. This is the warning. President Zelensky of Ukraine is in Washington, D.C.,

as are the leaders of the European democracies. They're there because they are fearful of the great

appeasement in Anchorage. Historically, it will be recalled astonishingly by a future generation as the

equivalent of Munich. And with awe, they will wonder, how was it possible that within the span

of the living lifetime of the men who stormed the beaches and the survivors of the death camps,

that an American president would embrace the philosophy of Charles Lindberg and the American

boomed and the fascists and deployed the American military against the people, that he would

betray freedom around the world, that he would commit acts of arson against the Constitution

of the United States. And in the end, he would take the American flag synonymous with freedom all over the world

and defile it by placing it next to the Russian dictator who launched an illegal war of aggression

that has killed and wounded a million of his own soldiers and killed tens of thousands of Ukrainians

and has seen the kidnapping and shipping east of thousands of Ukrainian children kidnapped,

stolen from their parents. This man was greeted with honor and dignity on American soil.

It was an astonishing propaganda victory for the Russian tyrant.

Pursuing peace, nothing could be further from the truth.

The thing about propaganda, seeing it, witnessing it, watching watching it assault the consciousness the

sentience the ability of people to critically think is appalling it is frightening

and it is real and it is happening pursuing peace the reality show that

Donald Trump is producing his fascist in character,

right down to the masked men, right down to the sycophants and buffoons who surround him.

And this reality show, the images that it produces, are meant to show American strength.

But sometimes reality intrudes.

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