Reposted by Jerry Alatalo | March 5, 2024
John Whitehead writes:
“The candidate who wins the White House has already made a Faustian bargain to keep the police state in power.
“We’ve been down this road before.
“Barack Obama campaigned on a message of hope, change and transparency, and promised an end to war and surveillance. Yet under Obama, government whistleblowers were routinely prosecuted, U.S. arms sales skyrocketed, police militarization accelerated, and surveillance became widespread.
“Donald Trump swore to drain the swamp in Washington DC. Instead of putting an end to the corruption, however, Trump paved the way for lobbyists, corporations, the military industrial complex, and the Deep State to feast on the carcass of the dying American republic.
“We’ve been mired in this swamp for decades now.
“Joe Biden has been no different. If his job was to keep the Deep State in power, he’s been a resounding success.
“Follow the money. It always points the way.”…
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Interestingly, Mr. Whitehead’s article makes no mention of Independent 2024 U.S. presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr. (RFK Jr.) – the son of slain 1968 U.S. Democratic party candidate Robert F. Kennedy (November 20, 1925 – June 6, 1968) and nephew of America’s 35th President John F. Kennedy, assassinated in Dallas, Texas on November 22, 1963.
(Image below: Robert F Kennedy Jr. speaks in Berlin, Germany, August 29, 2020, to protesters against COVID-19 public policy, the largest public protest in Germany’s history)
This major omission of Independent candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is especially puzzling, since Mr. Whitehead made at least one consultant contribution to an article published in The Defender – the news organ of Children’s Health Defense, the public affairs/public policy organization founded by RFK Jr..
Perhaps Mr. Whitehead, knowing his articles are often reposted on many websites across the Earth, wished to create some free publicity for RFK Jr. – by leading (potentially) millions of readers to question why he hadn’t made mention of the Independent candidate, and son/nephew of America’s most famous/popular political brothers.
Having no other explanation for Mr. Whitehead’s mysterious omission, we shall conclude here, and let readers go ahead and explore John Whitehead’s otherwise excellent critique of U. S. presidential elections.
Good night and good luck.
THE ONENESS of HUMANITY 