Marco Rubio has delivered another major speech, this time to the Federalist Society. Rubio is not afraid to get to the heart of the matter and defend US interests. He does not shy away from naming America’s enemies – the supranational regime that seeks to subjugate the US to the globalists. That will never happen as long as Trump remains in power.
Rubio’s forthrightness does not go down well with Reuters, nor with EU politicians. They dream of absolute power. Reuters speaks condescendingly of Rubio:
Rubio, who has at times sought to provide an intellectual justification for President Donald Trump’s ‘America First’ foreign policy, has firmly denied reports that he is about to launch a presidential campaign, but the Federalist Society is a venue that Republican presidential candidates occasionally visit.
It has been a long time since the US has had a Secretary of State of Rubio’s calibre and calibre. Yet Reuters fails to give him the credit he deserves.
This is because he unhesitatingly describes the US’s enemies and allies as pandering to them.
‘They tell us that we are compelled by a sacred legal obligation to give up our power, to surrender our sovereignty, to submit to the whims of our enemies, to let our cities sink into violent anarchy, to welcome any foreigner from anywhere in the world who arrives at our doorstep without permission, to turn our cities into refugee camps for the entire globe.”
‘And beyond our borders, too, they would have us believe that we must allow our rivals to act against us with impunity, that those who flood our country with drugs, crime and death should be met with little more than the odd polite complaint.’
‘There is nothing in our history or the history of any other great nation that requires us to recognise the authority or legitimacy of any of these ridiculous ideas.’
He’s so laid-back that it’s a pleasure to watch.
