Usually, after the great wars and mass atrocities, question arises among those who survived: How did we come to the point of war? That’s why it is important to set a trace in the blockchain…

The cycle begins with a plunder carried out by financial plutocracy. Plunder transgresses into destroying whole countries, committing mass murders in local wars, and continues to the point of saturation… when everything becomes crystal clear, the question of responsibility arises. Then, financial plutocracy installs the worst idiots at the head of its Empire — as they will serve as scapegoats — and aim at the great war that will clean slates, opening a way to the new cycle of plunder.

Here you can see one of those chosen idiots, at the Texas A&M University, College Station, Texas, on April 15, 2019:

“Having said that, not all tough places are the same. They each present a different set of challenges. I – it reminds me, you would know this as – it’s a bit of an aside. But in terms of how you think about problem sets, I – when I was a cadet, what’s the first – what’s the cadet motto at West Point? You will not lie, cheat, or steal, or tolerate those who do. I was the CIA director. We lied, we cheated, we stole. (Laughter&applause) It’s – it was like – we had entire training courses. (Applause.) It reminds you of the glory of the American experiment.”

— Mike Pompeo

There is full transcript at the quotation link, so you can see the statement in context, and yes, there is a video of this pompous twit saying this before the live audience:

Duration: 19 sec.

And there you have it. He left out the murders, but still, he successfully described in one sentence the “glory” of the American Experiment, the philosophy of the US administration, and “diplomacy” it uses in the foreign relations. Then you have his envoy in Russia, who doesn’t know other language but force…