MONOLOGUE WRITTEN BY CLYDE LEWIS

When I attended the Wizard World Comic Con over the weekend, I realized there were a lot of films and TV shows I needed to try and catch up on. Sunday night of course was reserved for Walking Dead watching; however, later I was thumbing through my free movies queue and saw that the film “Bridge of Spies” was available.

The film is about the Cold War and the exchange of a known Russian Spy Rudolf Abel and Gary Powers who was brought down over the Soviet Union on May 1, 1960. Powers had been flying a U-2 spy plane, and Soviet officials tried him for espionage; he received a 10-year sentence.

When Powers was captured, there was talk that he could be swapped for Abel. Oliver Powers, the pilot’s father, even wrote to Abel about an exchange. In 1961, U.S. attorney and negotiator, James B. Donovan received a letter from East Germany — sent with KGB oversight — confirming that side’s interest in a deal.

The film was a cold and wintery noir that highlighted the beginnings of the Cold War and the building of the Berlin Wall. It showed how the CIA operates in a sort of spy vs. spy operation that seemed far more diplomatic than I had imagined from all of my upbringing under the shadow of the yellow and black fallout shelter signs at my elementary school.

Back then, we were in constant fear of the Russians and oddly enough, we are again fearful of what is happening in Russia and Eastern Europe.

There are 7.2 billion people on this planet but the United States fears only one man — Vladimir Putin. That’s because on virtually every front of the new Cold War, the Russian president is walloping the collective challenge of the West.

Fear can make you do strange things — it can also breed strange truth. Truth, of course, is in the eyes of the beholder.

The weirdness of mainstream “Truth” is that now it is subjective to whenever the unseen guardians against fake news say otherwise.

It is only truth if it gives you cognitive resonance and a fuzzy rub to your conformation bias.

The film, Bridge of Spies, demonstrates that even if public opinion says that America has a spy in its midst, we are hard pressed to assure that he will get due process. We all think we know the inner workings of the CIA and intelligence operations because of what we watch on television.

Public opinion often becomes the public schism when we are forced to do the right thing, even in the face of discomfort. The strange truth arises from the disparity between media minutiae of the narrative and the somewhat hyperreal style of the presentation.

As mainstream news programs air, those who are parroting the agenda of the Pentagon are seen smiling in proud slow motion, while ordinary people, all across the nation, in bars and in living rooms, stare up at their TV screens as if witnessing the descent of the Messiah.

The flickering screen does nothing to fill in the details of what is transpiring – only the political riff raff have their say and they twist everything to avoid any ordinary person to discover that there is a conspiracy going on.

It is a conspiracy of the Deep State intelligence operatives that want war.

Trump’s presidency and the ‘revolution’ to make America great according to some, “dead in the water.” Facing relentless opposition to implementing his policies from within the media, the courts, the bureaucracy, and likely also his own administration.

Sad to say, that it appears that Trump is a ‘lame-duck president’ with a full-term still to go. The CIA and the Deep State has concocted the Russian fear conspiracy and so now it will never go away and will become the tool to not only delegitimize the President but put us closer to world war with Russia or a Proxy war with one of its allies like Iran.

That is the plan.

It has to be said that as history goes we have not learned from it and it appears that people are deaf to hearing the echoes from it as well.

In the past, Soviet leaders have interpreted major events in U.S. history from the standpoint of implications for Moscow’s relations with the United States. The assassination of John F. Kennedy was interpreted as an effort to silence a president who had spoken in favor of detente with the Soviet Union and had just concluded the Partial Test Ban Treaty.

The impeachment of Richard Nixon was seen as an effort to stop the progress in arms control and disarmament. The initial tough-mindedness of the George H.W. Bush Administration was viewed as an attempt to reverse the gains between Mikhail Gorbachev and Ronald Reagan in the late 1980s.

Ironically, Gorbachev and Foreign Minister Eduard Shevardnadze had their own problems with the Soviet establishment in the 1980s when they worked assiduously to improve relations with the United States, including the acceptance of various arms control measures on Washington’s terms and the unilateral withdrawal of Soviet forces from Central Europe and various areas in the Third World. The “new thinking” of Gorbachev and Shevardnadze was a challenge to old thinking within the Politburo, and Russian leaders will conclude that the U.S. establishment has challenged Donald Trump and Michael Flynn for their interest in reversing the decline in Russian-American relations.

When we examine broader worldwide conspiracy, it is hard not to be so America centric in our uncovering of treachery. After all, American conspiracies, and conspiracy theories are right in front of us on a daily basis and are ignored by the mainstream media.

No media group is willing to frame a conspiracy in this country, unless it is politically expedient to do so.

More times than not, I can conclude in my experience that a lot of what happens in the news is planned and prepared meaning that the old axiom attributed to President Franklin Roosevelt still applies “If It happens it is because government planned it that way.”

There are many Trump supporters within the FBI. The CIA, however, is against Trump because Trump threatens to ruin their game in the Middle East and in Russia.

Putin has been investing billions in modernizing his country’s armed forces in recent years as an increasingly frosty ‘new cold war’ began growing with America under the Obama administration and its NATO allies, especially Poland and the Baltic states.

Many European countries, especially those who were once in the Moscow-dominated Warsaw Pact, are fearful of the increasingly aggressive Russia.

In 2014, Putin annexed the Crimea and was accused of supporting ethnic Russian rebels fighting the Ukrainian government.

It has since emerged that the Russians have installed a number of S-400 ‘Growler’ missiles at its naval base in Sevastapol in the Crimea.

They have also moved weapons and men into the frozen arctic.

According to Pravda:

“The Arctic remains a highly strategic direction for Russia, especially when they are going to make the Northern Sea Route an international transport artery. One must ensure its security, of course. The Arctic is also highly important for Russia from the point of view of the military security. We know that the USA plans to use aircraft with cruise missiles in case of a conflict with Russia in this direction. If Russia defends the Arctic, the potential enemy will not be able to attack central Russia, although they had such an opportunity before.”

Russia is going to test new military hardware under the conditions of the Far North. The Russian Defense Ministry plans to test over snow and swamp vehicles on the route from the town of Tiksi in the Republic of Sakha (Yakutia) to Kotelny Island of the New Siberian Islands archipelago and then back on the ice of the Laptev Sea.

During the mission, military men will test quick-mounting tents, ice thickness gadgets, and water treatment and desalination systems.

The question that is now worrying Europe is whether or not this is all of what Russia is doing in the arctic and the conspiracy theory is that now that the United States Deep State wants a war with Russia are they testing nuclear weapons in the Arctic as well?

Concerns about a potential, and so far unsubstantiated, nuclear “incident”, reportedly in the vicinity of the Arctic circle, spread in the past week after trace amounts of radioactive Iodine-131 of unknown origin were detected in January over large areas in Europe according to a report by the Institute for Radiological Protection and Nuclear Safety, the French national public expert in nuclear and radiological risks. Since the isotope has a half-life of only eight days, the detection is an indication of a rather recent release. As the Barents Observer adds, “where the radioactivity is coming from is still a mystery.”

The air filter station at Svanhovd – located a few hundred meters from Norway’s border to Russia’s Kola Peninsula in the north – was the first to measure small amounts of the radioactive Ionide-131 in the second week of January. Shortly thereafter, the same Iodine-131 isotope was measured in Rovaniemi in Finnish Lapland. Within the next two weeks, traces of radioactivity, although in tiny amounts, were measured in Poland, Czech Republic, Germany, France and Spain.

Norway was the first to measure the radioactivity, but France was the first to officially inform the public about it.

“Iodine-131 a radionuclide of anthropogenic origin has recently been detected in tiny amounts in the ground-level atmosphere in Europe. The preliminary report states it was first found during week 2 of January 2017 in northern Norway. Iodine-131 was also detected in Finland, Poland, Czech Republic, Germany, France and Spain.”

A U.S. Air Force WC-135 has arrived in the United Kingdom on its way to the Arctic to take samples and readings. The WC-135 Constant Phoenix is a special purpose aircraft derived from the Boeing C-135 and used by the United States Air Force. Its mission is to collect samples from the atmosphere for the purpose of detecting and identifying nuclear explosions. It is also informally referred to as the “weather bird” or “the sniffer” by workers on the program. It is possible that Russia detonated Tactical nuclear Bomb in violation of the Nuclear Test Ban Treaty, or suffered a nasty Naval Reactor Accident in Novaya Zemlya.

Spy satellites used for bomb blast detection do not monitor that part of the planet because there is nothing there to bomb; a perfect place to do an illegal test.

It must be pointed out that only particulate iodine was reported. When detectable, gaseous iodine is usually dominant and can be estimated to be 3 to 5 times higher than the fraction of particulate iodine. Particulate comes from explosions, while gaseous can come from reactor operations. So the fact that particulate has been found is evidence of a detonation.

The levels pose no danger to human health.

All of this has happened on the heels of the Munich conference where war hawks meet to press the flesh and give their unwavering support of NATO and the European Union.

Vice President Mike Pence said that the U.S. commitment to the European Union was “steadfast and enduring,” seeking to reassure European leaders anxious about Washington’s direction under the new administration.

Pence pledged stepped-up cooperation on terrorism and economic issues with Europe. He said the U.S. would continue to hold Russia accountable for its actions in Ukraine.

Support for the EU has long been a part of American foreign policy. However, President Donald Trump frequently criticized the NATO, and demanded more military spending from allies and embraced Britain’s decision to depart the EU.

Now, Pence is saying the opposite.

Pence said he came to Brussels at Mr. Trump’s order and said he is delivering a message of cooperation from the whole administration. He reiterated the administration’s support for Brexit and didn’t say whether the U.S. would support other countries leaving, and he insisted his message was of partnership with the EU.

Well, I guess we can see just how things transpire—and people say there is no conspiracy to lead us into a world of chaos leading to war.

McCain noted with sympathy the “alarm” with which the founders of NATO would view the new trend:

“But what would alarm them most, I think, is a sense that many of our peoples, including in my own country, are giving up on the West … that they see it as a bad deal that we may be better off without … and that while Western nations still have the power to maintain our world order, it is unclear whether we have the will.”

There are those magical words again – “World Order.” And where, exactly, is “our world order”? What is the Deep State planning to do with their New Order?

Does anyone see the writing on the wall yet?

While elements in this country are fighting against our president in a fit of resistance – the players of the Deep State are plotting and Russia is preparing for what they see is an outcome of war.

As columnist Justin Raimondo reports:

“The world is in chaos, thanks in large part to people of McCain’s ilk, which led us into the Middle Eastern quagmire and plunged that region in a maelstrom of violence that has only escalated since George W. Bush’s fateful decision to invade Iraq.

The attack on Libya, which McCain fulsomely endorsed, decimated that country and created a terrorist paradise where none existed before. And in Syria, McCain championed radical Islamists who sought to overthrow the government and slaughtered tens of thousands, sparking an exodus of refugees now flooding into Europe and destabilizing the very governments the Arizona Senator is so eager to reassure.”

The Deep State openly trying to undermine and overturn the Trump presidency. “Our World Order” is backed to the hilt by an interlocking network of economic and political interests that have profited from the status quo and they’ll fight to the death to preserve it.

Even if it means remaining with NATO and ignoring Britain in its stance against the European Union.

Can anyone see how all of this is contributing to the possible Russian tests in its arctic “trinity?”

Two days ago, Russia successfully tested its new ‘Sickle’ intercontinental ballistic missile, sending it the entire length of the country to strike a target.

The Topol-M rocket blasted off 500 miles north east of Moscow before reaching its target in the Kamchatka peninsula – some 3,750 miles to the east.

The launch of the intercontinental missile, also known as RT-2PM2 or SS-27 ‘Sickle B” caught the attention of the media – but for only a day.

The Cold War is now beginning to look a bit colder now and the game of spy vs. spy isn’t just between Russia and the West, but between agents of the Deep State that wish to utilize a third world war to deliver a World Order packaged with a bow to the globalist super state.

https://soundcloud.com/groundzeromedia/arctic-trinity-february-20-2017

Written by Ron Patton