TRUMP TO ADDRESS GLOBALIST SUMMIT IN MIAMI

       While the Corporate Media was straining its wits over the Head-of-State's recent remarks on the Iran War, in between floating more Epstein Conspiracy Theories and promoting their fantasies over a Blue Wave in November, the Great Reset has moved on despite more than a few serious setbacks to their prospects in the Middle East. Pretending to the credulous Media that some diplomatic efforts pushed back his ultimatum until Friday, and in spite of the considerable braggadocio from the homicidal maniac now heading the Pentagon, Iranian forces launched their 80th wave of attacks on Globalist forces. The Pentagon has also lowered (again) the recruitment standards for our brave xhes in uniform and stepped up deployment to the Middle East. To add to all of this, photos began surfacing of the USS Gerald R. Ford which was allegedly damaged by a defective clothes-dryer as it pulled into Crete for repairs.

          The President's new deadline is Friday, and he has cancelled a fundraiser and an appearance at CPAC, leading many to suspect that some sort of military escalation is afoot. That, of course, remains to be seen. However, on Thursday, we are informed, Trump will be travelling to Miami to address another collection of Globalists, hosted by the Future Investment Initiative Institute. 

          "The summit is expected to bring together senior government officials, CEOs, investors and business leaders from around the world to discuss global investment trends and cross-border opportunities. Other prominent US figures scheduled to speak include Jared Kushner and Steve Witkoff," according to the Saudi Media. The Saudi Public Investment Fund---deeply connected to the World Economic Forum--- is the Founding Member of this organization. In fact, the list of partners include several WEF Strategic Partners, among them British Financial Octopus Barclays; Financial Cartels HSBC, and Visa; Japanese Megabank MUFG; and American consortium State Street. Others include Saudi Arabia's Petrochemical monopoly Aramco; as well as other Gulf State enterprises connected with the WEF and the Great Reset. 

        Besides Trump, Kushner, and Witkoff, Trump Jr. will also speak; as will Mary Callaghan-Erdoes, CEO of WEF Strategic Partner J.P. Morgan Chase's Asset and Wealth Management Division; Meta Vice-Chairman Dina Powell-McCormick, Nelson Griggs, the President of NASDAQ; and Stanford University Professor and CEO of World Labs, Fei-Fei Li---one of the leading think-tanks developing Smart City technology.

       "Under the theme 'Capital in Motion,' the summit will explore how capital must move, adapt, and lead in a rapidly fragmenting world, and how investment, technology, and policy can unlock sustainable and inclusive growth, with a strong focus on Latin America and the Americas {nota bene} at the center of global transformation. {nota bene} As Miami continues to solidify its position as the business and financial gateway to Latin America, the city provides a strategic platform for shaping cross-border capital flows {nota bene} and regional opportunity. The summit will convene global investors, policymakers, innovators, and decision-makers to focus on economic resilience, cross-border investment, and opportunity creation across the Americas."

     The former head of the Department of Homeland Security, Kristi Noem, noted for overseeing mass-deportations to the Concentration Camps of El Salvador was recently appointed head of the US Delegation overseeing such 'development' in Latin America; working closely with Marco Rubio, the architect of the ongoing blockade of Cuba. Massacring boaters on the seas, kidnapping the President of Venezuela; fomenting Color Revolutions across the region; seizing oil tankers: these are all specimens of the type of global transformations these Oligarchs have in mind for the Western Hemisphere. 

     

      

FBI DISMANTLES INTERNET NARCOTIC RING

     The Sessions Steamroller is on the move again; this time on the US-Canadian Pacific Coast. In a surprise move, the details of which are only now becoming public, the FBI took Victor Ramos---CEO of Phantom Secure---into custody in Bellingham, Washington. Today, indictments were opened against Ramos and four of his fugitive confederates. Phantom Secure is (or was) a Canadian company. 

     Phantom Secure was selling a type of 'smart-phone' with sophisticated encryption software. The phones with Phantom software automatically disconnected from GPS, Internet, 'the Cloud' and re-routed through offshore phone-banks. It also had some type of locking mechanism by which the phone records couldn't be accessed by third parties. This type of software isn't illegal; but some quick-thinking by FBI Special Agent Nicholas Cheviron during a recent drug raid led him to suspect that more was afoot here than basic privacy concerns. 

       With our new and more efficient Justice Department, Sessions took Cheviron's suspicions seriously and set up a joint sting-operation with Canadian and Australian authorities. Ramos got caught red-handed working with criminal gangs like the Sinaloa Cartel, Hell's Angels, and to the Cuban and Venezuelan Governments (nota bene).  

       Ramos actually met with undercover agents posing as drug traffickers on several occasions; in one case offering one agent---who claimed to represent a recently arrested drug kingpin---an even more sophisticated app to better evade law enforcement. In one instance, he told undercover Canadian Mounties that "we made this phone specifically for drug trafficking too."

       Ramos and his cohorts were charged with Racketeering, Conspiracy to Distribute Narcotics, and Aiding and Abetting Narcotic Traffickers. All five of these jokers are subject to a life sentence if convicted. Phantom Secure was broken up by the Canadians, The FBI estimates that there are 20,000 such phones worldwide: all of which are useless now because the software is no longer supported. 

       This is the first time that the FBI has targeted a communications company (successfully) for knowingly providing criminal enterprises with technology to carry out their crimes. It's an interesting case from that standpoint. There's always been some suspicion that some companies market toward the Underworld. This is the first attempt actually to prove it. When Special Agent Cheviron noticed that drug-gangs were using this technology, he looked into it further. Most of us would have been inclined to assume it was a widely-used app because it's privacy features were so good. Cheviron deserves a round of applause for thinking outside of the box and bringing about the downfall of a major facilitator behind our narcotic epidemic. 

THE STATE OF THE UNION 2018

     So tonight was the much-anticipated State of the Union Address. As a rule, I tend not to like watching these spectacles; there's usually too much political theater for my taste. I get a copy of the text and read it afterwards. Sort of like reading the box-scores instead of watching the game. 

       The speech was reportedly a huge success in spite of the Media Hyenas' attempts to distract everyone. Even the Deep-State shilling CBS producers were forced to choke back their bile and confess that the speech had a 75% approval rate. The numbers are probably much higher given the way that CBS conducts such surveys. 

        But on to the Address itself.

        The President mostly recited facts and policy-positions fairly familiar to most of us; but---because of the duplicity of the aforementioned MSM---many viewers tonight were likely exposed to this information for the first time. The economy is making tremendous progress and (official) unemployment is down to its lowest level since the Ford Administration. According to Trump, some demographics are seeing their highest employment rates in recorded history. 

         Make no mistake about it though, our growth-rate is still sluggish. But the Recession which lasted during the entirety of Obama's term is close to its end. Trump predicted that his tax cuts will accelerate this growth---and it likely will. The key though to sustaining that growth will be to curb inflation. The President hinted that he's working to lower healthcare costs---hopefully this a stepping-stone to a full deflationary policy.

          Trump then talked about Social Justice, eliding into the subject after a discussion of patriotism. He spoke of upholding the Constitution and religious liberty in particular. This in my opinion was one of the highlights of his speech. We haven't seen these principles actually applied equally in a long time. Though Trump didn't mention it, his Administration has taken an active interest in fighting things like reverse discrimination. 

           Also, he noted the reforms in the Department of Veterans Affairs and called for a $1.5 trillion investment in national infrastructure. Regular readers here need no explanation about the state of our infrastructure. A trillion dollars is probably a good start, at best. Trump also called for welfare and immigration reforms. 

              The President also addressed the Opioid Epidemic: a topic that we've discussed here at length as well as his positions on Foreign Policy. On the latter subject, he mentioned the regimes of Cuba and Venezuela before speaking of more distant trouble-spots. The sense that we got from his foreign policy remarks is that he intends to concentrate more upon regional threats than on the failed Pax Americana policy of the Deep-State Era. 

               The one new policy that Trump announced tonight was reversing Obama's commitment to closing the Guantanamo Naval Base and its prison facilities. Commitment might be a bit of a stretch---considering that Obama seems to have forgotten Guantanamo shortly after his Inauguration ceremony. This is going to be a developing story because Trump didn't state in detail why he intended to keep open the base. Could it be a crackdown on terror cells? Hopefully so. 

                Overall, the Address wasn't too bad; though not really a landmark speech either. The best part of it all was its optimism, appeals to faith, and Trump's achievements which were largely commonsense solutions to (what seemed to be) insoluble issues. At one point he referenced a family who named an adopted daughter Hope. Hope was the central theme of his whole speech---a genuine belief that things can and will improve. 

                 And very likely his 2019 Address will speak of even better things yet to come. 

                 

THE INGLORIOUS END OF FIDEL CASTRO

    Fidel Castro, former dictator of Cuba; idol of the American Left; and one of the 20th Century's most prominent international arch-criminals died last night at the ripe old age of 90.

    Castro's catalogue of crimes is so vast and the extent of human misery he unleashed on the world so widespread that detailing them all is probably best left to Another Judge before Whom Castro is answering as we write. But some of his more prominent villainies were:

     *Overthrowing the legitimate Cuban government and looting the entire country.

      *Numerous mass-murders committed while doing the above.

      *Persecution of the Church.

       *Driving thousands of innocent people into exile.

       *Nearly starting WW3 by instigating the Cuban Missile Crisis.

        *Suspected---not without good reason---of complicity in the murder of President John F. Kennedy.

          *Sending abroad thugs like Che Guevara and his gang of bandits to terrorize and destabilize Latin America.

           *Running international smuggling rings and funneling weapons and narcotics into the US.

           *Covertly aiding Communist cells in the United States.

            *Helping to impose Communist regimes in Nicaragua, Mozambique, Angola, Ethiopia, Venezuela, and Zimbabwe (former Rhodesia) among other places.

              *The Mariel Boatlift.

              *Nearly starting WW3 again by taking American hostages in Grenada.

       Essentially, there were very few crimes that Castro wasn't involved in at one point or another. As if to put an exclamation point on his especially evil life, Castro was one of the few world leaders to endorse Hilary Clinton during the 2016 elections. In many ways, his character resembled that Hilary's husband, Bill Clinton. We reflect upon the lives of such men and find no point in their lives when they weren't utter blackguards. Such characters are a source of mystery and speculation. Many evildoers had a point in their lives that changed them; but in cases like Castro's, we look for one in vain.

       As for the Cuban people, they doubtless feel as though a great weight were lifted off their shoulders. Obama may actually have unintentionally done something right in normalizing relations with Cuba; because now the Trump Administration now has a free hand deal with Cuba through non-military means. We await the future, but for the Cuban people a dark chapter in theirs---and the world's---history has finally closed.