When Right-Wingers Embrace Left-Wingers

On Saturday, March 7, the usual collection of communists and fellow travelers will have arrived in front of the White House for a “No War on Iran!” rally. This time, however, the “No War on Iran” cause was joined in advance by Stephen K. Bannon and his “Real America’s Voice” channel of MAGA malcontents and others, such as Trita Parsi, the co-founder and executive vice president of the Soros-funded Quincy Institute. Bannon treats Parsi as a font of wisdom for America’s Middle East policy, which was appeasement of Iran until Trump took command.

Trevor Loudon’s important source, KeyWiki, documents Trita Parsi’s anti-Israel rhetoric, opposition to the “Jewish lobby,” and reported involvement in a lobby linked to the Iranian regime.

To my knowledge, Bannon and Parsi were not supposed to be in attendance at the March 7 event, but it is undeniable that they are now in league with the hard-left against President Trump’s liberation strategy in the Middle East.

Isn’t it fascinating that Bannon now features representatives of Soros-funded groups?

Before Bannon sold out, Tucker Carlson could be counted on to rally with America’s enemies, such as Russia. At Fox News, he was advertising anti-Ukraine rallies in Washington co-sponsored by communists. Then, when Iran happened, he called Trump’s military actions “absolutely disgusting and evil.”

Trump says Carlson has “lost his way,” implying he is confused, but when you side with America’s enemies, such as Russia and now Iran, there is a pattern that can be noticed. I now understand why he once complained that the NSA was monitoring his communications overseas.

I received an email from conservative thinker Richard Viguerie, wondering where all the conservative leaders are. It is a good question. They are certainly not Tucker Carlson or Stephen K. Bannon, recently exposed as a close associate of Jeffrey Epstein, who was feeding information to an anti-Trump journalist and who was, in fact, fired by Trump. 

Why on earth anybody remotely resembling a “conservative” appears on their shows is beyond me. I wait for the self-proclaimed “conservative leaders” to disavow these two characters. Hopefully, it is finally dawning on people that the “conservative” movement has been infiltrated. 

Here we are trying to rally support for a Reagan-style Trump foreign policy that puts Russia and China on the defensive, while Carlson and Bannon are working to undermine Trump and Israel and our newfound allies in the Gulf. The Russians and Chinese must be so pleased.

Bannon’s close relationship with Epstein, if you missed his opposition to Ukraine’s war of self-defense, should have sealed it for you. This guy is not on our side. Now we find out he is giving a platform to the enemies of Trump’s Iran policy.

What has happened to the conservative movement?

Trump is using the Reagan playbook to make advances for America in Latin America and the Middle East, and all conservatives should be uniting behind him. 

Another exception is Kentucky Senator Rand Paul, who votes with the Democrats on Iran and tariffs, and was called a “snake” by his fellow Senator Markwayne Mullin. The Senator from Oklahoma is a good judge of character. “Rand Paul's a freaking snake. And I understand completely why his neighbor did what he did. And I told him that to his face,” said Mullin.

He was referring to the neighbor who tackled Rand Paul over yard waste at his Kentucky home, and broke six of his ribs.

The Kentucky Senator is called a “libertarian” but that became pacifism when he failed to put up a fight against his neighbor. 

As a military vet told me, “Rand Paul can’t defend his own front yard.​ He has no business making decisions to protect our nation.”

My special report, “Russian Influence operations, Edward Snowden, and Senator Rand Paul. How Moscow is influencing the conservative movement,” goes into more detail about how right-wing “libertarianism” looks increasingly like left-wing communism.

Rand Paul once compared NSA leaker Edward Snowden to Martin Luther King, Jr. By contrast, President Trump called Snowden, now living in Moscow, a traitor.

Rand Paul, like his father, has a close relationship with pro-Russian commentator and 9/11 truther Alex Jones, another favorite of Stephen K. Bannon’s “Real America’s Voice” channel.

On February 25, 2014, Senator Rand Paul sounded like his isolationist father, saying to The Washington Post that he “believes the United States should seek ‘respectful’ relations with Russia and avoid antagonizing” Russian President Vladimir Putin.

This was sick, disgusting, and evil. 

In the past, Russia Today television featured his father's (Ron Paul’s) opposition to sanctions on Iran. Like father, like son. Rand Paul voted with the Democrats against Trump’s self-defense war policy in Iran. 

Just because Rand Paul didn’t defend himself against his own neighbor doesn’t mean that we as a nation should not defend our president and our people. 

Let that snake in the grass switch political parties and show his true colors.