Russia has now replaced North Korea as the country people believe is America’s greatest enemy.

ed note–again, the fact that it is being reported by an inherently duplicitous Jewish mainstream media is irrelevant to the bigger issue, which is the reality which Judea, Inc is trying to create through the process of manipulating public opinion that then results in tectonic events occurring on the grand Geo-political level, and those tectonic events which Judea, Inc wants to see take place are–

1. The removal of a problematic ‘America First’ president who has made clear he will not sign on to any new military adventurism for Israel’s benefit as did his predecessors, 

and

2. Pushing a resurgent Russia out of the Middle East as was originally intended to take place with Israel’s deliberate attack on the USS LIBERTY in 1967.

U.S. News & World Report

MORE THAN HALF OF Americans believe Russia poses a critical threat to the United States.

For the first time since Gallup began asking the question in 2004, a majority of people, 52 percent, said that Russia’s military power is a “critical threat” to the interests of the U.S., according to a survey released Wednesday by the pollster. The number is an increase from 39 percent in 2016. Thirty-nine percent also believe Russia’s power is important but not critical, and 8 percent do not think Russia is a threat.

Democrats are more likely to view the country’s power as a critical threat to the U.S. than Republicans – 65 percent compared to 46 percent.

Additionally, the poll found a record-high 73 percent of Americans have an unfavorable view of Russia.

Russia has taken the top spot among America’s top 10 greatest enemies, with 32 percent of people identifying it as such. Last year, 19 percent said the same. Democrats are more likely than Republicans and independents to believe Russia is America’s top rival. Forty-six percent of Democrats, 34 percent of independents and 14 percent of Republicans named Russia.

According to the poll, in 2016 there was no difference between the parties.

Russia has edged out North Korea, which 51 percent believed was the greatest enemy last year. In 2019, only 14 percent say the same.

About one-fifth of Americans believe China is the country’s greatest enemy, an increase from 11 percent last year. Two percent of people believe the U.S. is its own worst enemy.

Gallup’s poll was conducted earlier this month, when the Trump administration announced America would withdraw from the Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces Treaty over concerns Russia was not complying with the agreement.