Famed Watergate journalist Bob Woodward says people ‘better wake up’ to the president’s behavior

Will you kindly explain to this dolt how Trump’s incredibly bad treatment of the Palestinians aligns with your view that he is not a friend to Israel?
ed note no one has said or even suggested that he is not a friend to Israel. What we have said, over and over again, is that it is obvious that he is obviously not seen as a friend to Israel by the Jews themselves in that they are throwing everything they can into destroying his presidency, no matter what gestures he makes towards them, which prompts any critical thinker to say ‘why is this?’
And, as we have said, over and over again with little success, is that because Trump refuses to be a rubber stamp for Judea, Inc in terms of WWIII and because he at least seems intent upon a ‘peace deal’ that will at least begin the process of cooling things down before they reach critical mass, that the Jews view him as an enemy, again, despite all his gestures.

Well one thing for sure, this whole fiasco certainly fits into their order out of chaos scheme.

What we’re seeing in the world today is essentially an intramural scrimmage amongst the global bankers running the whole shebang. One where the only good guys are us schmucks, of whom even the wisest are becoming more and more hard-pressed to get out from under their onerous thumb.
In the meantime, the governments whose actions are in abeyance to the bankers are jockeying into their respective positions as the world heads into the stretch drive to the NWO finish line.
The neocons (“deez jooz”) presently operate in the West, and are the same mad dog element used to bring about Bolshevik Russia 100 years ago, and who are still being used in this jockeying process. But their role in the Executive branch is currently being downplayed.
When the dust settles it will reveal a tri-polar setup of Economic unions looking something like this:
1) North and South America headed by the USA
2) Europe, the ME, and Africa headed by Russia
3) India, Greater Asia, and Australia headed by China
“Doze jooz” referred to as International Jewry (comprised of Jews and gentiles alike) = competing bankers pulling ALL the strings
The bankers wanted Trump. The mad dogs now running Israel wanted Hilary, but she was never gonna become the POTUS because mad dogs aren’t the string pullers. All this clamoring for Trump’s scalp won’t amount to a hill of beans.

“People better wake up to what’s going on,” Woodward told “CBS Sunday Morning.” “You look at the operation of this White House and you have to say, ‘Let’s hope to God we don’t have a crisis.’”
What Woodward is saying is, “we’ll ensure ‘we’ have a crisis.”
Let us remember, Kissinger was a foreign born Communist Jew (but I repeat myself) who, through behind the scenes machinations of the Rockefeller cabal, rose to the rank of Head of the National Security Council and Secretary of State under Nixon as well as Gerald Ford. Kissinger is responsible for hundreds of thousands, if not millions, of deaths around the world.
The following info is from Gary Allen’s book titled, “Kissinger: the Secret Side of the Secretary of State”. TUT readers may find some of the information EERILY similar to current events.
Back in the 1970s, Bob Woodward, the CIA “journalist”, never bothered letting anyone know that Henry Kissinger actively worked for David and Nelson Rockefeller (and by extension, the Council on Foreign Relations and the aspirations of Communists/globalists) to undermine President Nixon and to ensure he was removed, with the help of the CIA, naturally.
Although there was no evidence that Nixon had approved the “break-in” of the Democratic National Committee at the Watergate Hotel, he was the one intended to take the fall for it. Woodward and Kissinger know all about getting unsuspecting people on audiotape. Kissinger ordered wiretaps on the Sec. of State, Rogers and the Sec. of Defense, Laird in order to jockey for more power with Nixon.
Alexander Butterfield, an informer for the CIA, was also the White House liaison with the Secret Service. Butterfield casually dropped the bombshell during the Watergate hearings that all of Nixon’s conversations and movements had been recorded. But Butterfield had NOT been called to testify before Congress about audio tapes. He volunteered this information. And why didn’t Nixon destroy the tapes? Because it’s most likely he wasn’t in control of them. Evidence points to the Secret Service having been in control of the tapes.
In 1973, H.R. Haldeman (W.H. Chief of Staff) had fired the Chief of the Secret Service, Robert H. Taylor, over security procedures. Don’t you know, Taylor landed as security chief for all of the private security forces for the Rockefeller enterprises? AND, unsurprisingly, the one person whose guttural utterances were never recorded in the Oval Office were Kissinger’s!
Further, Kissinger had been the person to organize the secret, inner White House group known as the Special White House Investigating Unit which was supposedly tasked to stop leaks on Kissinger’s staff. The special unit infamously came to be known as “the Plumbers” and this unit was the one sent in to burglarize the DNC at the Watergate Hotel. Both John Dean and Charles Colson (Nixon staffers) reported that Kissinger got Nixon so upset over leaks that Nixon agreed to set up this “Special Investigative Unit”. John Dean testified that it was Nelson Rockefeller who had Kissinger “sucker” Nixon into agreeing to form “the Plumbers”. Kissinger then put one of his staffers, David Young, in charge of the unit. Young was a Wall Street lawyer who had previously worked for Rockefeller before his promotion to Kissinger’s staff. Young was subsequently given an assignment in London and the media ignored his role in the break-in, which turned out to be so bungled, it looked as though the ‘burglars’ were supposed to get caught. Charles Colson stated that Nixon suspected the CIA was out to frame him and that he wanted to fire the director of the CIA and to investigate what he thought was a CIA conspiracy against him, but Nixon didn’t get the chance.
These are direct quotes from the book:
“Kissinger had been through three losing campaigns with Nelson Rockefeller and openly spoke of despising Nixon. Biographer David Hanna quotes Kissinger as stating, after Nixon’s nomination in 1968: ‘That man is unfit to be President. I would never work for that man. He is a disaster.’
“Watergate reporters Carl Bernstein and Bob Woodward revealed that Henry the K was often openly contemptuous of Nixon, referring to him in front of other White House staffers as “our meatball President” and delighting in passing on the most despicable gossip and confidences about the President and First Lady. With a “friend” like Kissinger, you don’t need any enemies.”
“Teaming up with Kissinger to administer the coup de grace to Nixon was another Rockefeller man, General Alexander Haig. Haig is an intriguing case. Just as other associates connected with Kissinger jumped from virtual obscurity into key positions of influence (and as Kissinger himself had come out of nowhere into the second-most-powerful position in the Western world), Haig’s meteoric career is as intimately linked to Henry the K as the latter is to the Rockefellers.”
“Haig, a colonel when he joined Kissinger’s staff in 1969, had been jumped to the rank of four-star general in four short years – skipping the third star completely. For a man with an absolutely undistinguished military record, this catapulting over 240 other general officers was most impressive indeed.”
“In the closing days of the Nixon era, it was Haig who became more and more the acting President – and it happens that it was Alexander Haig who controlled the vault where the Watergate tapes were kept. Blabbermouth Butterfield, who tipped off the Watergate Committee to the existence of the damning tapes, was a former colleague of Haig.”
“Lloyd Shearer in Parade magazine noted how Haig ‘orchestrated the resignation march’ by taking the evidence against the President to that dwindling number of GOP Congressmen who were still loyal to Nixon. The final decision to resign came after two sets of talks – first with Nixon’s formerly loyal Republican confidantes, and second, with Henry Kissinger and Alexander Haig.”
“Those final months and days of Watergate have been variously described. Kissinger himself has said that Nixon ‘barely governed’ during his last months in office, that he had been an ‘odd and artificial man.’ Charles Colson has said that Nixon was a virtual ‘captive’ of Haig and Kissinger during the final months in the Oval Office.”
“Curious, isn’t it, that the three big Watergate winners turned out to be Gerald Ford, Nelson Rockefeller, and Henry Kissinger? And is there anyone in America who truly believes that it is the President who tells the Vice President and Secretary of State what to do or say? As columnist Paul Scott has said, Ford can no more fire Henry Kissinger than he can tell his wife Betty to shut up!”
“The man who got the whole thing started, of course – who tapped the first telephone and toppled the first domino – was Henry Kissinger, proving once again that no man can serve two masters. Just as Haig had said that he ‘was never a Nixon man,’ Kissinger had boasted of Nixon, ‘I would never work for that man.’ He didn’t. He was an agent for someone else.”
CHAPTER 11 OF THIS BOOK IS AVAILABLE ON LINE. The title of the chapter is: “MOSCOW’S MAN IN WASHINGTON?”
Here is the link: http://www.sweetliberty.org/issues/homeland/kissinger/12.htm

The complete opposite of the actuality of respect for others