I am not a big fan of meaningless coincidences, so what are we to make of two recent events that seem somehow syncopated, namely the release of the Trump "paedo" birthday card and the radical escalation in Israeli terrorism signalled by the attack on Qatar?
Quite a lot, I think.
Firstly, let's look at the timing. The release of the birthday card was on 8th September, while the attack on Qatar was the next day.
Rather odd, wouldn't you say?
Rather odd, wouldn't you say?
Next, Qatar is not some "scumbag" state (from the US perspective!), like, say, Iran, Syria, or Yemen, but is actually a major US partner and ally.
Remember it was Qatar that personally gifted Trump a $400 million plane. Also, the US has bases there, including the very important Al Udeid Air Base, which hosts the U.S. Central Command (CENTCOM) and supports over 10,000 U.S. and coalition personnel. This is used for air operations, logistics, and command-and-control in the Middle East. The base houses advanced aircraft, like F-16s, B-52s, and KC-135 tankers.
Pretty big, huh?
Remember it was Qatar that personally gifted Trump a $400 million plane. Also, the US has bases there, including the very important Al Udeid Air Base, which hosts the U.S. Central Command (CENTCOM) and supports over 10,000 U.S. and coalition personnel. This is used for air operations, logistics, and command-and-control in the Middle East. The base houses advanced aircraft, like F-16s, B-52s, and KC-135 tankers.
Pretty big, huh?
Also, in 2018, Qatar invested $1.8 billion to upgrade and expand the base to reinforce its role as a "permanent U.S. defence hub."
I guess the Qataris were hoping these moves would ensure their security from random acts of madman terrorists like Bibi Netanyahu.
I guess the Qataris were hoping these moves would ensure their security from random acts of madman terrorists like Bibi Netanyahu.
Also, let's not forget Qatar's massive contribution to the wider US economy: Since 2020, they have splurged around $48 billion on US arms. This was on stuff designed to defend the country from a potential threat from Iran. But guess who the real problem in the Middle East is again?
The obvious conclusion from all this is that the Israeli attack on Qatar was essentially just Bibi Netanyahu openly defecating on America from a great height and expecting Donald Trump to lap it up and say "thank you, sir, can I have some more?"
But why would Netanyahu even do this unless he had Trump totally by the balls?
This leads to the rather obvious inference that, yes, indeed, he does have Trump by the balls, and that his iron grip is essentially whatever dirt Jeffrey Epstein got hold of during the 15-or-so years they were best buddies while also running a major paedophile/kompromat operation.
This leads to the rather obvious inference that, yes, indeed, he does have Trump by the balls, and that his iron grip is essentially whatever dirt Jeffrey Epstein got hold of during the 15-or-so years they were best buddies while also running a major paedophile/kompromat operation.
The first news of the Trump birthday card came to an eager public through Murdoch owned press. Murdoch is widely seen as an extremely pro-Zionist press tycoon.
Next, the actual decision of releasing the card was taken by the two men, both Jewish, who are in official charge of the Epstein estate, lawyers Darren Indyke and Richard Kahn.
While Kahn is "merely" just ethnically Jewish, Indyke is heavily involved with the wider Jewish community in New York, with close associations to the Temple B'nai Abraham, a Conservative synagogue in Livingston, New Jersey. Indyke also served as secretary of the board for the Wexner Foundation (1998–2001), set up by Epstein's primary client, Leslie H. Wexner, which funded Jewish programs and causes in Israel and the U.S., including grants to Israeli public officials.
It would be totally surprising and indeed absurd if Epstein were part of a Mossad op, while Khan and Indyke were not.
The most plausible explanation here is that releasing the card when they did was designed to push Trump and those in the wider US foreign policy community into a box, with little time to react, except passively.
The real goal, however, was not to just kill some Hamas guys, but instead to derail peace moves and the rapprochement between Iran and Europe over nuclear issues, something that would have undermined Netanyahu's justification for his campaign of permanent terrorism and total war against the Palestinians.
Also, it has to be added that use of this tactic would not have been effective if the birthday card was all they had on Donald Trump. The release was therefore intended to serve as a reminder to Trump that there was plenty more in the can that could hurt him. The real Epstein files are not the ones the US government has, but the ones that Israel and Mossad have. At least, this seems the most plausible explanation.
The takeaway from all this is that a paedophilia-compromised Trump is a major US Foreign Policy liability and should be removed as soon as possible.
Next, the actual decision of releasing the card was taken by the two men, both Jewish, who are in official charge of the Epstein estate, lawyers Darren Indyke and Richard Kahn.
While Kahn is "merely" just ethnically Jewish, Indyke is heavily involved with the wider Jewish community in New York, with close associations to the Temple B'nai Abraham, a Conservative synagogue in Livingston, New Jersey. Indyke also served as secretary of the board for the Wexner Foundation (1998–2001), set up by Epstein's primary client, Leslie H. Wexner, which funded Jewish programs and causes in Israel and the U.S., including grants to Israeli public officials.
It would be totally surprising and indeed absurd if Epstein were part of a Mossad op, while Khan and Indyke were not.
The most plausible explanation here is that releasing the card when they did was designed to push Trump and those in the wider US foreign policy community into a box, with little time to react, except passively.
The real goal, however, was not to just kill some Hamas guys, but instead to derail peace moves and the rapprochement between Iran and Europe over nuclear issues, something that would have undermined Netanyahu's justification for his campaign of permanent terrorism and total war against the Palestinians.
Also, it has to be added that use of this tactic would not have been effective if the birthday card was all they had on Donald Trump. The release was therefore intended to serve as a reminder to Trump that there was plenty more in the can that could hurt him. The real Epstein files are not the ones the US government has, but the ones that Israel and Mossad have. At least, this seems the most plausible explanation.
The takeaway from all this is that a paedophilia-compromised Trump is a major US Foreign Policy liability and should be removed as soon as possible.
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Colin Liddell is the Chief Editor of Neokrat and the author of Interviews & Obituaries, a collection of encounters with the dead and the famous. Support his work by buying his book here (USA), here (UK), and here (Australia), or by taking out a paid subscription on his Substack.
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