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3 KEY FOREIGN MEETINGS, NOT JUST SINGAPORE
Lowell Ponte highlights international monetary battle
WND.com, June 10, 2018
Lowell Ponte is a former think tank futurist and retired roving editor at Reader's Digest. He is coauthor, with Craig R. Smith, of "Money, Morality & the Machine: Smith's Law in a Lawless, Over-Governed Age." Ponte's articles have appeared in the Wall Street Journal, the New York Times and major other publications.
The June 12 meeting between President Donald Trump and North Korean Communist dictator Kim Jong-Un could be momentous, but so too could the seeds of two other June meetings. Days ago Kim fired several senior staffers, reducing his fear of a coup d’etat while he is away. If he does not move to eliminate his nuclear weapons, President Trump will likely respond by encouraging parity on the peninsula through South Korean nukes.
Mr. Trump might also encourage Japan to flex its secret nukes and their accompanying space and weather rockets, which have long had the specs of ballistic missiles. Ever since the “Three Arrows Affair” of the 1960s, it has been clear Japan would regard an attack on South Korea – whose city Busan/Pusan is only about 30 miles away from Nagasaki Prefecture’s Tsushima Island, scarcely farther than the distance from Catalina Island to the California mainland – as an attack on the Japanese homeland.
Imperialist China would dislike South Korean or Japanese nuclear weapons. And in the spirit of President Trump, China has strengthened and lengthened its walls to prevent a crisis flood of North Korean refugees.
Perhaps in Singapore, the beautiful “Lion City,” President Trump and Kim will enjoy a drink in the writer’s bar of Raffles where Britain’s famed imperialist poet Rudyard Kipling penned some of his best work. “When China has gotten all it needs from the United States,” a Singapore economist once told me there, “it will cut the U.S. dead.” China’s imperialist ambition grows, its historic patience awaiting our decline shrinks, and yet the day China is ready to cut America dead keeps receding into the future.
Singapore has kept its tenuous state for a long time, balancing in a tiny place a population that is Muslim, Hindu, Malay, British and Chinese. Few things were more maddening than its propaganda spots several times each hour on local television singing “One Nation, One People, One Singapore,” a ditty as maddening as “It’s a Small World After All.”
But while media’s eyes turn to Asia, the Bilderberg gathering has been underway in Italy’s Turin, shrouded in mystery. The openly anti-capitalist Pope Francis has sent representation from the Vatican to “conspire” with the Bilderbergers … or perhaps to perform a group exorcism.
Before President Trump was expected to lift off for Singapore on Saturday, he touched bases with the Canada meeting of the G-7, the organization of Western nations that control roughly half the world’s Gross Domestic Product.