Thread by @davetroy

1/The best way to understand Trump’s ongoing fealty to Putin is that they intend, together with Musk, Vance, Gabbard, Ramaswamy, Thiel, RFK, Orban, Kim Jong Un, and friends, to reorder the world using nuclear blackmail.

2/Trump outlined the basics of this plan to journalist @RonRosenbaum1 in 1987, a time when he was most active with the KGB, and taking out full page ads about US foreign policy in the NY Times. You think he came up with those ideas himself?

washingtonspectator.org/wide-angle-nuc…

@RonRosenbaum1 3/Careful study of the literature guiding Putin’s regime yields the same basic insight: a drive towards Noocracy, or “rule by the wise,” where the “wise” are these clowns — under the thumb of nuclear blackmail.

https://twitter.com/davetroy/status/1843144766114111775

@RonRosenbaum1 4/The reason this is mostly invisible is because it’s bigger than our system of nation states, and it’s outside the scope of what anyone expects. And yet, the gears keep grinding forward in this direction. Certainly there are factors that may stop it, including their own…

5/incompetence and overconfidence. But make no mistake: Trump works for Putin, and these younger men are looking to take control of the planet with their assistance. Does this look convey respect?

6/Voting is necessary but insufficient to stop this, just as things are crazy now despite having a sane president. Collapse will happen faster if they win; if they don’t, they will grind the gears other ways, like flirting with default, and contesting the election outcome.

washingtonspectator.org/peter-thiel-an…

7/Heed these warnings, or don’t, but I have been studying this network for a decade, and the groundwork for this has been building since WW II. You see the first post-nuclear glimmer of it in Henry Wallace’s candidacy in 1948, which was driven by his relationship with Russian mystic Nicholas Roerich.

8/The handful of scholars that know anything about that will nod their head in acknowledgment.

Unfortunately none of us have any proximity to Jake Sullivan or the other folks steering the ship. So it’s up to you to throw a spanner in the gears — as many times as it takes.