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What The Donroe Doctrine Means For The Ukraine War I. Rebranding the Global Dynamic On January 3, 2026, the era of global proxy wars officially ended, and the age of Colonial Isolationism began. While the world watched in shock as a surgical U.S. strike force zipped into Caracas to snatch Nicolás Maduro and Cilia Flores in under an hour, the President was already rebranding 200 years of American foreign policy. "The Monroe Doctrine is a big deal. But we've superseded it by a lot. By a real lot. They now call it the Donroe Doctrine," Trump declared at his Saturday news conference. This is an Under New Management sign for the entire Western Hemisphere, signaling that the U.S. is now the manager of its own domain. Donald Trump effectively changed the world dynamic from the comfort of Mar-a-Lago. II. The Backyard Mandate and the Capture of Caracas The Donroe Doctrine is the formalization of a "Fortress Americas" model. Secretary of State Marco Rubio established the ...

     While there is much contention about it, and there are claims of antisemitism every time anyone mentions it, historically, Ashkenazi Jews from Europe had their own country over 1,000 years ago called Khazaria in what is now Kazakhstan, Southern Russia, and Crimea, but all of the important cities in their country were in what is now Crimea. The Khazarians ruled the area from 650 AD to around 965 AD until the Kievan Rus came to ascendancy and conquered the Crimean peninsula. The Kievan Rus descended to become the Czars of Russia.      Then when the Golden Horde of Mongols arrived in the 1220s they pushed the Royal family of Khazaria out of Crimea and they moved to Italy, while most of the Ashkenazi Jews with the ability to migrate traveled west into the rest of Europe, primarily to Poland where intermarrage with local leaders formed the Schlachta Nobility, who established The Jagiellonian University about 100 years later.       Jews h...

     Does your government lie to you? Of course it does. It is silly to think anything else. As an American I actually think more like a Russian in the sense that Russians don't think that they have any rights to know anything about what their government is doing. I feel the same. Our government has to deal with things all over the planet including many bad players, and I don't think that I have the right to know about it. Apparently most Americans think differently than me, and feel somehow that their government is telling them the truth, and should tell them the truth, and should tell them everything.      In most cases I don't even want to know what our government is doing, but when it comes to the Ukraine it's a little bit different. Our government has been lying to us for over a year, telling us that Putin is crazy, that Putin is losing the war in the Ukraine, and that the casualties are so high that it is leading to dissent among the Russian pe...