CFR Gives Trump Advice, Not Realizing That the New World Order Has Passed Away
SputnikNews.com
21.01.2017
Last week, Council on Foreign Relations President Richard Haass penned an op-ed in the Wall Street Journal urging Donald Trump not to “make any sudden moves.” Haas is right, conservative pundit Pat Buchanan noted, in arguing against rash action. But what CFR shadow government types still don’t seem to realize is that their New World Order has died.
In an op-ed addressed directly to the new President, Haass emphasized that ripping up the Iran deal, moving the US Embassy in Israel to Jerusalem, or shooting down a North Korean missile during a test would only “make things worse,” with no action being better than the wrong action.
Commenting on Haass’ advice in his column for The American Conservative, veteran political commentator Pat Buchanan noted that “in arguing against rash action, Haass is correct. Where the CFR and the establishment are wrong, and Donald Trump is right, however, is in recognizing the new world we have entered.”
“The old order,” dating back to the Cold War and the twilight of the post-Cold War world, “is passing away,” Buchanan stressed, its institutions, treaties and alliances “ceasing to be relevant” and incapable of being sustained any longer. Instead, he suggested, economic patriotism and nationalism opposed to globalism, ideas that are “personified by Trump, see everywhere ascendant.”
In fact, the pundit argued, “the greatest danger for President Trump is that the movement he led will be abandoned, its hopes dashed,” and that “the agenda that Trump rejected and routed will be reimposed by a Republican Establishment and its collaborators in politics and the press.”
According to Buchanan, Trump had “read the nation right” when he realized that the greatest threats to Western civilization come not from Russia, as during the Cold War, but from the Global South – from unchecked immigration and the threat of radical Islamist terrorism.
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