By Andrei AKULOV | Strategic Culture Foundation | 24.07.2016 Donald Trump has secured the nomination of the Republican Party to become the next US president. It has been a controversial campaign and the US policy on Russia is in the process of being shaped. While the media focused on Melania Trump’s plagiarism and other oddities during the Republican National Convention, something very important happened to provide a clue to the GOP presidential candidate’s stand on the issue. The Republican Party officially altered its platform on Ukraine and Russia.
Trump’s team proved its grip on the Republican Party is tight enough to make the entire institution adopt a new view on a major foreign policy issue. Trump-supporting delegates attending the GOP platform meeting in Cleveland insisted that the wording in the initial proposal be altered. They wrote a new amendment ruling out sending US weapons to Ukraine and made sure the new Republican platform does not include a provision calling for giving weapons to Ukraine to fight Russian and rebel forces, despite the fact that this view is widely supported by the GOP’s establishment.
via US Election Campaign: Shaping Policy on Russia — Aletho News
While the corporate media had us otherwise distracted, Trump delegates quietly reversed GOP policy on World War III.
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Interesting. I find the analysis he offers a bit shaky, though.
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Is Trump taking his advice from Pat Buchanan, this is first good news i’v heard about Trump.
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I have a lot of respect for Pat Buchanan, especially since he came out against NAFTA and the WTO.
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