It’s nice to be back in a grey and rainy England, fresh faced and ready for another week in the mad house.

I was lucky enough to get out of Mexico before the military, with the help of the CIA, took out cartel leader ‘El Mencho’, which in turn led to mass unrest, bombings and shootings on the very streets I’d been walking down, just a couple of days before.

I’m yet to see an explanation as to how the Mexican cartels, that Donald Trump claims to be waging war against, are armed to their teeth with weapons that the Mexican Defence Secretary openly admits come from the USA and Israel.

Is it an accident, or coldly calculated design?

Are the US arming the cartels to create a bogey man that they can go for later down the line, in their bid to swallow up independent nations into the technate of America?

It’s the same playbook time and time again.

Comedian Bill Hicks called out this play perfectly back in 1994 in the context of the US arming Iraq, before using those arms as an excuse to invade during the first Gulf war.

“Iraq: incredible weapons – incredible weapons.” “How do you know that?” “Uh, well … we looked at the receipts. But as soon as that check clears, we’re goin’ in. What time’s the bank open? Eight? We’re going in at nine.”

Of course, Hicks is poking fun, but he’s poking fun at a real, and well used tactic, and when the bombs start falling, on whatever the target nation is, the consequences for the population, are very very real. Not that the demons in government care, of course. The more misery the better, right?

If the Epstein files have taught us anything, it’s that while money and geopolitical influence is an element, it’s far from the only driving force behind the actions of these criminals.

They have more money than they can spend in a thousand lifetimes, and they weren’t, or rather aren’t abusing children for financial gain but because they feed on the pain and suffering of others.

And if pain and suffering is your sustenance, then few feasts come as large as the ‘all you can eat buffet’ of war.

On the subject of war, the USA striking Iran is still a very real possibility, with Donald Trump, the peaceful president, building up more and more military hardware around the middle east.

Some will claim that there is no desire for war from the US population,, that it’s not in their interests, and is instead yet more evidence of Israel’s control over the White House.

Well, that’s just antiseptic, folks.

Trump crushed that claim this week by stating that any attack hinges on whether his special envoys believe that Iran can be trusted, and will stick to their end of the deal, when it comes to the development of nuclear weapons.

Y’know, the nuclear weapons they have been two weeks away from, for nearly forty years…

So it hinges on Iran, or rather whether his special envoys trust Iran?

So who are those special envoys?

Trump’s son in law, Jared Kushner, whose father was best pals with Israeli Prime Minister and most vocal “Iran is two weeks from a nuclear weapon” liar Benjamin Neyanyahu.

Netanyahu actually used to sleep in Jared Kushner’s bedroom when he would stay with the family, so I am absolutely one hundred percent sure that Kushner’s view as to whether Trump should strike Iran will be completely independent, non partisan, based solely on the facts, and absolutely in no way influenced by Netanyahu or the desires of Israel.

The other completely independent and trustworthy envoy is Steve Witkoff.

Steve is of course yet another Israel first wall licker, like Kushner, but he has the added distinction of having already held secret talks with Reza Pahlavi, the exiled Iranian prince who has clearly been groomed as the desired replacement for the current Iranian regime, given his open support for Israel, and wall lickage.

So again, I am sure his advice to Trump will be sincere and in the best interests of the American people, and the wider world in general.

Of course, the answer to this could be simple.

Don’t fight, don’t support conflict, don’t allow yourselves to be gaslit into submission, fooled into thinking you are helpless and irrelevant, that your anti war stance is a fool’s errand with no hope of success.

But instead ask yourself, what if they arranged a war, and no one showed up?

Then what? Genuine question. Then what?

Everything is contractual.

Everything must be accepted and agreed to, either by nodding, partaking, or by silence and therefore compliance.

The contract we are being offered right now, is that we work our backsides off, pay a massive chunk of our slave wage to billionaires and pedophiles, and they use that money to purchase weapons that are then dropped on our heads.

I don’t know about you, but I ain’t signing, because that contract freaking sucks.