A SUMMIT OF LUNATICS
What is the purpose and
what does this new conservative CPAC summit in Buenos Aires really propose?
By Sidney Hey
When I heard about the
summit that the US neo-conservatives had called in Buenos Aires for next
December I looked in the mirror and said to myself ‘I must be there and see it
with my own eyes’. And it wasn't because I like these guys, let alone their
ideas, but because they added the word ‘libertarian’ to it. Then my attention
was completely captured and when I saw that one of the speakers was Ron Paul I
thought, ‘this is crazy’.
Now seriously, this
so-called ‘conservative-libertarian’ summit is politically a rampant
contradiction. Just to see an honest man and politician like Ron Paul next to
unpresentable guys like the American neo-conservatives, something is very
wrong. It's not just Donald Trump who is just the vedette who puts on a show at
these events, but the filth behind him, who like Lindsey Graham, JD Vance and
the revisionist Zionists who speak for AIPAC in Congress are the warmongers who
are very keen for the tragedy of war to continue.
As for what we can
expect from the incoming Trump administration, his promise to make the
situation worse for Palestinians in the Gaza Strip if the Israeli hostages
still being held by ‘Hamas’ do not turn up is more of an excuse for what we are
all already aware of what he will do. If the human rights advocates, university
professors and students who have been suppressed, threatened and gagged by the
Biden-Harris administration from criticising Israel's genocide, then under
Trump that will be a load of hooey.
Where does a
transparent and honest man like Ron Paul fit into this pack of jackals? Ron
Paul is a very inconvenient man for the establishment, he really is an out
sider as his convictions to make a very opaque state of the Union transparent
are unacceptable to the deep state. Even if he had a chance of making it to the
White House, that deep state would dedicate an instant end to him. Listening to
his speech will be worth the trip.
There is much to be
said about the summit's host. There is no need to attack his crazy ways of
communicating, which are closer to those of a lunatic in a straitjacket than
those of a leader who is convinced of his ideas. It is true to say that there
is a lot of confusion about them. Javier Milei's ideas do not seem to be very
clear, at least the political ones and his geopolitical positioning. And if
not, what the hell do libertarian ideas of respect for freedom have to do with the
worst of the world's conservatives and right-wing extremists?
One only has to look at
their references in international politics and it all begins to cloud the
issue. The president who talks about self-determination, respect for life,
property, in short, freedom in its full meaning and exercise of life, and
expresses his admiration for guys like Volodymir Zelensky who, in addition to
having been a monkey in the service of NATO, is responsible for having
sacrificed an entire generation of his nation's youth to that end and who
remains in power de facto after having suspended the elections... something is
wrong with this guy.
The same goes for the
devotion to Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, responsible (in addition
to his and his wife's financial swindles) for countless war crimes, crimes
against humanity and genocide claimed by the International Criminal Court.
Libertarianism does not have a single point of connection with Zionism and many
in the US and Europe have already realised this. This is not merely anecdotal
or a curiosity that the media try to argue to do damage control on the public
image of the state of Israel and sympathetic governments like the Milei's, it
is a truth backed up by thousands of facts.
The CPAC summit in
Buenos Aires will promote common sense values that conservatives have been led
to believe are their own. We must not forget that all those who are behind
Trump today were only yesterday denigrating him and hoping he would go to
jail.
Public opinion remains
in many cases under the deception of the parties and the two-party system that
does not really exist. The American political-electoral system is undoubtedly
the most corrupt and if not, read Tyler Durden's article[1].
On both the Republican and Democratic sides there are borderline, lumpen and
shady characters who will do anything to gain power. That vision of the
Democrats as the liberal and humane face of American democracy has long since
been shattered by the likes of Hillary Clinton, Nancy Pelosi and their troop of
paid progressives who, while promoting the LGTBQ[2]
agenda as a counter-cultural weapon in the East, made fabulous deals in the
proxy wars and all that gravitates around them. And how much more could we say
about the illustrious Josep and Hunter Biden, the latter with his black parties
with prostitutes, drugs and dirty business with BURISMA in Ukraine, came to
nothing with daddy's pardon. Where did little Hunter's[3]
hot laptop go?
That is why I ask
again, where does an honest man like Ron Paul fit into all this? I might even
ask, in a very good-natured way, what does the ‘libertarian’ Javier Milei have
to do with this neocon junta? Or rather, Argentines should ask themselves: Is
their president really a libertarian?
That is why here at
this conservative summit there are Democrats, Republicans, financiers and all
kinds of guys who today are lining up behind Trump and are united by a single
goal: to maintain US hegemony. The protection of the family and the values of
who-knows-what is just a piece of paper and coloured glitter. That is what is being sold to the public, but
what is really being pursued is to add states and expand the map of US
interference by trying to create an ideological bloc that counteracts the
advance of a multipolar world and really disconnected from the false conception
of a right based on rules created, by and for the benefit of Americans.
