Deplorable Wall in Washington DC

National Security Adviser, H.R. McMaster seems to heave a sigh of relief after departure of Steven Bannon, and “others” whose opinions did not match his own. A guest on last weekend´s “Fox News Sunday” http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2017/09/17/mcmaster-trump-better-without-bannon-others-who-pushed-their-own-narrow-agenda.html , McMaster affirmed that “The administration is better off when we can serve the president by integrating and coordinating across all of our departments and agencies, with our key allies and partners/…/”. Then, quite inconsistently, he underlined that it is important “to have an inclusive process, not to try to manipulate into a particular decision or to advance your own agenda”, and stressed that “There were some who tried to operate outside of that process for their own narrow agendas”.

Well, the “inclusive process” clearly excludes Bannon and Co, and getting rid of “the others” definitely made red letter day in someone´s (narrow?) agenda.

For eight excruciatingly long years, propaganda and censorship indicated borders of “free speech” and people whose views were “too conservative” or “old fashioned” were ostracized and excluded from “bi-partisan dialogue”. McMaster´s “politically correct boys won´t play with politically incorrect boys” style speech does ring the “deplorable” bell. Is there a wall being built in Washington D.C?

Without a shadow of Obama – in his bid to govern, President Trump must cross Washington´s “mine field” of corruption and cronyism, and climb the Mount Bravo Sierra created by ill-disposed bureaucrats. However no member of Trump´s administration can afford to forget about voters who elected the “narrow agenda”. Paraphrasing McMaster – the administration will be better off when it will remember about President´s key allies – the politically incorrect people.

Are there any decent advisers connected to American “lower crust” willing to tell the President that Veterans do not find VA Secretary Shulkin “soothing”? Is he aware that many of his voters are furious that Jared Kushner did not disclose his “business ties” with Soros http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-4467542/Kushner-business-Soros-Peter-Thiel-Goldman.html ? Does anybody bother to tell the President that both Active duty and Veterans look forward an efficient strategy on battlefield http://www.westernfreepress.com/2017/09/18/there-is-nothing-strategic-about-trumps-afghanistan-policy/ because the present one looks too familiar https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rblfKREj50o …

 Was the President informed that foreign diplomats avoid American embassies because “Democrats Abroad” seems to reign there? Does Donald Trump know about the “wall” in California – our homeless Veterans still agonize in front of their property misused and abused by local “elite” http://canadafreepress.com/article/l.a.-mayor-eric-garcetti-and-his-defence-of-daca ?

How does President feel about leaving the whistle-blowers behind – Obama- era “dissidents” are still persecuted by the left-overs of past administration? What about the “Leavenworth Ten” –how many American soldiers are still in jail after Kafkaesque trials in kangaroo court?

I still agree with Alex Jones: “Trump is not a cream-puff”, and believe the President will get fed up and angry with “musical chairs” in his administration. I just hope it won´t be too late …

One of most quoted thoughts on freedom comes from (oh sweet irony!) Lenin- era Russian anarchist Emma Goldman: “People have only as much liberty as they have the intelligence to want and the courage to take”. Well, American people have reached for liberty, now it´s time for government to do the same. If (according to McMaster) administration with Bannon –like figures “didn´t serve the president well”, the “purged” one may “serve him right” in the future elections.

Joanna Rosamond