07.03.2021, Moscow.
The US Democratic Party’s return to power will entail new flirtations with radical Islam, political scientist and the leader of the Essence of Time movement Sergey Kurginyan said on February 28 on the Evening with Vladimir Solovyov program on the Russia One channel.
“No one wants to be directly involved in war, but everyone wants to destabilize his opponent. Who is been the most important force in this sense? Radical Islam, which one should not confuse with Islam itself,” said Kurginyan.
According to the political scientist, Islamism will not fade away from the global agenda, as this terrorist ideology is full of dark energy, and there are people ready to defend these macabre ideals. This is why the global deep state will use this destructive energy for its own purposes, the political scientist explained.
“It will be used, and we already know who has their hands on it — the American Democrats,” he said. “Therefore, I wish Israel a’ happy future ‘,” concluded Kurginyan.
From its establishment until the 2000s Israel was the US main strategic ally in the Middle East, but then Washington began to change its policy in the region.
In June 2005, US State Secretary Condoleezza Rice, speaking at the American University in Cairo, said that over the past 60 years America had failed to achieve stability in the Middle East by democratic means. She added that the United States would completely reconsider its relations with former allies and change its policy in order to support “the democratic aspirations of all peoples.”
44th US President Barack Obama said in Cairo in 2009 that the US would build harmonic relations with the Muslim world and urged to settle regional conflicts meaning the territorial dispute between the Palestine state and Israel that he called unacceptable.
In December 2016, the US dealt Israel another blow by refusing to veto a UN Security Council resolution condemning Israel’s construction of Jewish settlements in the occupied Palestinian territories.
The Obama administration paved the way for other events that kept the US main ally in constant suspense: color revolutions in the Middle East, the nuclear deal with Iran, the civil war in Syria.
When Republican president Donald Trump took the office, US-Israel relations returned to normal, but Joe Biden, who is considered to be a protégé of Obama, may revive the policy of chaos in the Middle East.
Source: Rossa Primavera News Agency
