Jonas E. Alexis graduated from Avon Park High School, studied mathematics and philosophy as an undergraduate at Palm Beach Atlantic University, and has a master's degree in education from Grand Canyon University.

Some of his main interests include the history of Christianity, U.S. foreign policy, the history of the Israel/Palestine conflict, and the history of ideas. He is the author of the new book ,Christianity & Rabbinic Judaism: A History of Conflict Between Christianity and Rabbinic Judaism from the first Century to the Twenty-first Century.

He is currently teaching mathematics in South Korea. He plays soccer and basketball in his spare time. He is also a cyclist. He is currently writing a book tentatively titled Zionism and the West.

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Washington Post: Russia Rises, New World Order Falls

Jennifer Rubin needs to pick up a copy of Friedrich Hegel’s Lectures on the Philosophy of World History and realize that a system that is built on lies and fabrications cannot triumph forever.

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…by Jonas E. Alexis

 

Flaming Jewish Neocon Jennifer Rubin has recently taken the cat out of the bag by saying that Russia is moving forward and there is not a damn thing the US can do about that. The US, says Rubin, is utterly powerless in this regard.

Rubin cites John Hannah, the Foundation for Defense of Democracies and the person who has served in multiple administrations, saying:

“Across the eastern Mediterranean and Levant, through Turkey, Iran, and the broader Gulf region, the trend line is obvious to anyone with eyes to see it: Russia’s star is waxing while America’s wanes. In strategic theaters where successive generations of U.S. statesmen have consistently maintained that American military dominance is essential, a resurgent Russia increasingly poses challenges.

“Slowly but surely, Washington’s freedom of action is being constricted. And as sure as night follows day, Russia’s successful flexing of military power has led to the rapid expansion of its political clout as well. And not just among America’s adversaries. From Israel to Saudi Arabia, from Egypt to Turkey, traditional U.S. partners are also increasingly compelled to curry favor with Moscow.”[1]

Rubin and Hannah could never bring themselves to the fact that Russia is moving forward and attacking some of the central tenets of the New World Order because virtually no Western nation is willing to challenge New World Order Agents in the Middle East. These people do not want to recognize that the Neoconservative ideology is one of the main reasons for so many problems in the Middle East.

Rubin admits: “Things are bad now, but they could get much, much worse for ourselves and our European and Middle East allies.”

Well, I’m glad things are bad for those people because they have created literal chaos in Middle East. I’m glad that Russia is telling them that destroying sovereign governments in the Middle East at will is over.

The name of Rubin’s article is: “Who will stop Putin?” Perhaps Rubin needs to pick up a copy of Friedrich Hegel’s Lectures on the Philosophy of World History and realize that a system that is built on lies and fabrications cannot triumph forever. Rubin is part of the New World Order, and she is mad and sad because the system has been under attack by none other than a small but significant country called Russia.

If NWO agents like Rubin want to stop Russia, then they to start following the moral and political order. Putin indeed has made numerous references to that order over the past four years or so. Rubin needs to start listening.


[1] Jennifer Rubin, “Who Will Stop Putin?,” Washington Post, September 14, 2016.

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8 Responses to "Washington Post: Russia Rises, New World Order Falls"

  1. GRAFFITI  September 20, 2016 at 2:03 pm

    Putin is Century’s MAN of the ERA with His Blatant Opposition to the Evil Zionist WORLD ORDER .NWO is Everybody GE s A Genocide Everywhere for the Zionist to Make New Order that Suits them in a Mayhem they Caused & Blamed it on Clueless Innocent Muslims
    Muslims Are Either not Witty Enough to Defend themselves and they just Start Sniffling and they are Witnessed by ZioPIGS , of course aggressive ZioPIGS are the Ones Attacking Muslims , Sikhs & Hindus here in the West, ZioPIGS is A Confirmed PSYCHOPATC Certification , Does include Evidences from Israeli PPsychiatrists from the Gang of Thugs Called Israel Defence Force

  2. Elliott  September 15, 2016 at 11:26 pm

    Goiden article Jonas.

    We’re never gonna run out of people like her, are we…(rhetorical).

    They’re like the Nazis – they keep popping up and wreak havoc wherever & whenever they can. So brainless – moronic – blind.

  3. nwonowarorders  September 15, 2016 at 6:51 pm

    Tis Bitch needs to wake up and start using the paper in the book Protocols of Zion for toilet paper

  4. Garry Compton  September 15, 2016 at 10:57 am

    Russia and China use their philosophy of going forward while America and the west doesn’t understand the power of – going forward. Adaptation is a communist way in a matter of speaking – Capitalism has too much room for greed/corruption/lies and therefore will fall flat on its face . Of course Communism has corruption but there seems to be more pro-national leaders in communism to right the wrongs these days. 1%ers going forward doesn’t mean the country as a whole goes forward . Communism, with good leaders, has proven to be useful government – Capitalism could work also – but only if the leaders are Good. Totally different philosophy between the West and East today.

  5. davor  September 15, 2016 at 2:28 am

    So true. Love the reference to Philosophy of history. To make America great or greatest again really needs just a little extra political will, to renounce 9/11 perpetrators Bush’s and Zio gang publicly and deliver them to Hague for starters. And then move on to Raytheon and the rest of the gang and tell them to start restructuring for space exploration or to shove it. Also tell the Windsors that they are no longer special partners and USA is no longer their protector of Saudi highest bidder, then make an honest oil deal with Venezuela. Take bits by bits of money from Pentagon and put it into real economy. Marginalize lunatic think-tanks and security forums and cooperate on real security with the rest of world powers. Tell Israel to accept two-state solution or to shove it.

  6. James  September 15, 2016 at 2:00 am

    Good article, but calling Russia a “small” country is… interesting. It’s actually THE largest country on the planet.

    • volker-dee  September 15, 2016 at 10:08 am

      @James
      If you only cont square miles Russia is big.
      If you look at military etat or the number of people it is really small in comparison. US has 320 Mil residents, If I´m remembering correctly, Russia roughly has 150 Mil. residents and a military etat of 50 billion. The US has a 780 billion military budged – right?
      Depends what numbers you´re looking at.

  7. ayelyahbenjamin  September 15, 2016 at 12:25 am

    “those who created this situation….they have never abandoned their policy”…..a policy now sinking faster than the Titanic

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