Starting WW3 is Not a Peaceful Transfer of Power

Starting WW3 is Not a Peaceful Transfer of Power

In Las Vegas for work so this is going to be memes, tweets and about 5 minutes of rant. The timing works because it’s mostly a ‘nothing’ week other than the current lame duck Administration and Permanent State doing everything they can to start World War 3. Whether this is a last Hail Mary to prevent a peaceful transfer of power, or just the ultimate “I’d rather watch it burn than be ruled by someone else” move, it’s pretty unprecedented in modern history.


If there were ever a moment to question the competence—or sanity—of the current administration, it’s now. Reports confirm that NATO, likely with U.S. approval, has crossed another dangerous line by facilitating missile strikes inside Russian territory. This is no longer about Ukraine defending its borders; this is an overt escalation into direct conflict with a nuclear superpower. Biden’s strategy—or lack thereof—risks dragging the U.S. into a catastrophic war that no one voted for and no one wants.

Let’s be clear: launching missiles into Russia does nothing to end the conflict or bring peace to the region. Instead, it emboldens Putin, galvanizes the Russian population against the West, and increases the likelihood of retaliatory strikes that could spiral out of control. What’s the endgame here? Are we willing to risk New York or London for Kyiv? Biden’s proxy war has already drained billions from the U.S. Treasury while accomplishing little beyond prolonging suffering on all sides. Now, with this latest move, he’s gambling with global stability.


And here’s the real kicker: we don’t even know who’s making these decisions for the administration. Biden was spotted aimlessly wandering around the Amazon this week, looking like he was three cups deep into an Ayahuasca ceremony. Meanwhile, Vice-President what’s her face—who no one has seen or heard from since getting stomped in the election—is apparently vacationing in Hawaii. You’d think launching missiles into a nuclear power’s backyard and risking escalation or outright retaliation would be the sort of monumental act requiring the President or Vice-President to be actually at work. Yet, the administration feels more like a rudderless ship, with critical decisions seemingly left to unelected advisors or bureaucrats operating in the shadows.

This isn’t just poor judgment—it’s reckless brinkmanship. History will not look kindly on a U.S. president who turned a regional conflict into a global one through hubris and incompetence. And let’s not forget the convenient timing: this escalation distracts from Biden’s mounting domestic failures, from spiking inflation to the ongoing border crisis to the historic stomping of not just the party in power’s hand picked candidate, but to their entire Woke World ideology. It’s a classic wag-the-dog scenario, but this time the stakes are existential.





And let’s not forget NATO’s role in this whole debacle.

Once a defensive alliance, NATO has morphed into an unaccountable war machine that serves the interests of a few at the expense of many. What started as a mission to protect Europe from Soviet aggression has become an excuse for endless expansion and intervention. This latest chapter in Ukraine exposes the alliance’s dangerous trajectory. Instead of fostering dialogue and de-escalation, NATO has become a vehicle for perpetual conflict.

The reality is that most NATO countries aren’t even meeting their defense spending obligations, leaving the U.S. to foot the bill for a war most Americans don’t support. Europe, with its energy crisis and economic woes, is hardly in a position to lead. Meanwhile, the Biden administration’s insistence on doubling down in Ukraine ignores the growing discontent at home and abroad. The American people are tired of endless wars that enrich defense contractors while bankrupting the middle class. It’s time to bring NATO back to its original purpose—or rethink its role entirely.


Moving Forward


As we move forward, Trump’s priority should be preparing for a seamless transition to his administration. This means building out his team, filling critical roles, drafting executive orders, and being fully prepared to hit the ground running on day one. The groundwork for change must be laid now.

Logan Act be damned, thankfully Trump has been effectively using his platform to influence policy and urge leaders at home and abroad to exercise patience and start acting in the best interests of their people - especially with regard to the spiraling conflict in Ukraine/Russia. His bully pulpit is already shaping the narrative for what’s to come.

Domestically, Republicans need to stay laser-focused on the races still being contested. Let me be blunt: if votes are still being counted three weeks—or even 72 hours—after Election Day, there’s almost certainly foul play. It doesn’t take that long. Trump must continue hammering the message that his first DOJ Task Force will aggressively investigate election fraud in 2024, then move back to 2020 and beyond. Those who undermined the integrity of the vote must face justice.


Simultaneously, pressure must be maintained on RINOs like Murkowski and Collins. If they refuse to align with Trump’s mandate, then a PAC—backed by Elon Musk and others—should be launched immediately to fund challengers in the 2026 primaries. Treat them as the uniparty operatives they are, blocking real progress.

The time for half-measures is over. This is about restoring trust, accountability, and power back to the American people. Let’s keep the momentum.

Meanwhile and elsewhere, remind me of Einstein’s definition of insanity again?


As we head into the final months of 2024, the stakes couldn’t be higher. Biden’s reckless actions in Ukraine have brought us to the brink, while Trump’s emerging vision offers a path back to strength and stability. American liberals and leftists will soon face a choice: continue down the road of endless wars and internal decline or embrace a new era of leadership that puts America First.


The choice should be obvious. Let’s hope the mental crowd agrees.

Until next time, stay sovereign.



For the rest of this week's letter including a final plea for Daniel Penny and of course the best darn memes and tweets of the week, click below:

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David Rosenstein

Sr. Construction Cost Estimator

3w

When discussing potentially inflammitory topics, I like to follow the rule that I will not say anything that I do not have back up on. Not listening to people that just say thing but finding the actuall comments directly from the sourse. If someone says that someone said something, I don't believe it until I find the actual comment from that person and determine for myself the meaning of the comment. I do not just believe thge 3rd or 4th party and that would be call brainwashing. ( force them to believe something by continually telling them that it is true, and preventing them from thinking about it properly.) I think of we listen to each other, check the sources to validate them, make the commitment to have an open mind before engaging in important discussions and not attempt to sensor each other, it would go a long way in having a more peaceful and meaningful discussions. Dave R.

David Rosenstein

Sr. Construction Cost Estimator

3w

I hope I am not interfearing in a discussion that no one wants me to comment on. I like having discussions and hope you all are ok with me weighing in on you posts. I am a long time friend of Rick Nersesian and his family. Interesting seeing people who are on different sides of the political fence attempting to have a discussion on their views of the World and current political situation in America. It would be great if we all get involved in listening to each others views. We may learn something. It is said that no one learns anything while talking. Pointing fingers at each other and making unvalidated retoiric ( language designed to have a persuasive or impressive effect on its audience, but often regarded as lacking in sincerity or meaningful content.) might be the best way to have a discussion and share ideas. It might be better to start small and discuss the things we can have a real affect on in our lives like how we treat eachother, respecting each other, thingking things through before reacting, looking at both sides of an issue so we can make informed opinions, not letting the media (on both sides) trick us into believing something we have not investigated for ourselves and have an open mind. Con't.

Kevin M.

Regional Vice President at Advisors Asset Management, Inc.

1mo

Stand trail for what?

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Rick Nersesian

CEO Rick Nersesian Consulting

1mo

Clearly Mike would have been the person to keep saying it was OK to let Hitler take another country cause stopping him was risky. No easy answer for Ukraine situation. Some said our support for Ukraine was too timid but then when we give them more freedom to prosecute their defense, we are inviting WWIII. Typical no nothing armchair soldiers voicing their worthless opinions. Again no easy answers but simply allowing a thug like Putin to invade other countries and regurgitating a stupid Trump cliche of America First is not the answer.

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