“THE BIDEN AGENDA”

What are and how would the real plans of the new administration in the White House evolve?

 

By Charles H. Slim

Dead the King Long, live the King! This is how we could describe what the political, financial and military elite circles that detested Donald Trump feel in Washington. All of them are already preparing to move their papers and plans to the White House compound. If all goes smoothly, Biden would take office on January 20, 2021, kicking off policies that we believe will be much more aggressive, although more stealthy and destabilizing for world peace.

If you think that we are facing the inauguration of an adorable and conciliatory old man as president, get ready because that is not what it seems. The US has a crisis much more complex than that of poor political representation.

But why do we think this would be the case? First of all, he belongs to the internationalist Democratic elite that put straw man Barak Obama in the White House and his outer iron arm, Hillary Clinton. In addition, Biden and his circle of left liberals have a mentality that in the name of globality and internationalism points to the disintegration of nation-states with the dream of erecting a “global state”. To do so, it needs to get rid of its geopolitical rivals (especially China) and end up engulfing others who challenge its hegemony. In this sense, let there be no doubt that it will rebuild as soon as possible and strengthen relations with NATO with the consequences that this will bring. It can be taken for sure that this is the end of “America first” but this does not mean that racist and stigmatizing actions against foreign matters are moderated. As we pointed out earlier, whoever would have been the ultimate victor must follow the guidelines of the Establishment steeped in the puritanism of the “founding fathers” that hides in a few families descended from those. Equality in the US will remain a distant goal.

As they always have, the Democrats will handle foreign policy with double discursive standards. In this sense, it should not be surprising that while there is talk of legality and calls are made to respect international law, they continue to pressure the International Criminal Court (ICC) to abandon its investigations against senior US and Israeli political and military officials denounced for crimes of war and against humanity. They would carry out a similar maneuver talking about new approaches and understandings with the Arab-Islamic world while at the same time resurgence (conveniently) with force and shocking lies such as “Islamic State” and “Al Qaeda” that give justification to retake the massive presence and aggressive on the Arabian Peninsula and the entire Middle East.

Regarding the latter, we must not lose sight of the maneuvers that Biden's State Department would launch with human resources identified with dark characters protected in the past by Senator Hillary Clinton such as Massoud and Maryam Rajavy, leaders of the group of thugs from the Muhaedin Al Kalq group (CIA-financed MAK) and the unfailing cooperation of Tel Aviv to try to sabotage the nuclear developments in the Islamic Republic of Iran.

Regarding the new reality that the Coronavirus has imposed on all areas of life, the Biden administration will undoubtedly worship social isolation by supporting the advancement in the field of digital work (teleworking) and developing together with its European partners the interconnection at a global level that benefits, in the first instance, the economic and financial relations that would lead to a possible “reset”. This will bring more interactive workstations and the automation of large productive areas, which at the same time will cause a source of labor disputes that must be resolved promptly. For this, its administration must try to contain and assist the productive sectors that cannot adapt quickly to these technological advances.

In the geopolitical, this globalist vision is a priority and in that sense, penetrating societies producing radical changes in culture, politics and interpersonal relationships is essential in order to break the authority of states. Destroying the dogmas of religions, their political institutions and the cultural principles that prevent the development of ideas such as the legalization of abortion, gay marriages and transhumanism (with presumed ethical purposes) is essential to achieve a “global state”.

Regarding Transhumanism, it is a highly complex issue that, due to the implications (such as eugenics), does not want to be treated too much since despite being ridiculed in conventional media, it is a tangible reality that arises from the advances of the industry military linked to nanotechnology (linked to Artificial Intelligence) and Chemical and Biological warfare.

Through this technology, the implantation of chips for various daily functions such as paying taxes with a cryptocurrency (another globalist ambition), travel tickets and even obtaining personal internet interconnection could be a reality on a global scale in the next twenty years.

For an administration that will be clearly domestically conditioned, the key to winning space in an adverse Congress will be to score points in foreign policy. Recovering relations with its historical partners and allies, truncated after the turbulent management of "Trumpism" is one of the main objectives to seek to balance the disadvantage it has in domestic politics. Certainly there will not be instant and perceptible results for ordinary citizens, but it will help Democrats rally their forces for a renewed Senate in 2022.

Biden tried to rebuild the image and the leadership role of the United States in the world, although this had already been discussed long before Trump. If someone were to hold Trump responsible for the decline in popularity and confidence of the country in the international arena, he is trying to deceive public opinion. As an article by Larry Diamond written for Foreign Affairs states, “a new administration will not cure American democracy”, explaining why the US had a “populist” president like Donald Trump.

The new administration if it keeps its promises could weaken Trumpist populism; but if it fails, it will reignite it explosively.

Also remember, Biden did not win overwhelmingly, far from it. Seventy million mostly domestic Americans who voted for Trump is an opposition to be feared. You will have to do things very well so that your management is not questioned and in this way the streets are turned upside down. Nor will it be able to lightly undo various domestic policies without the risk of provoking uprisings by the “patriotic” militias and the supremacists who have proven to be the armed vanguard of “Trumpism” and who certainly have very little sympathy for the Democrats and their globalist policies.