It is a beautiful feeling to be informed and to have the ability to analyse events appointments and learn the methods or “modus operandi” of all those creating policies that affect our lives in the system we live in.

Why do we say that? Well, the recent appointments of the USA President Elect Donald J. Trump has made many to question his picks for different, government in waiting, positions.

Particularly, we were interested in retired lieutenant general Kellogg as he was appointed by President Elect Donald J. Trump, to be the USA special envy for Ukraine and Russia.

Retired lieutenant general Kellogg has finished a private Jesuit University in Santa Clara that is the oldest operating institution of higher learning in California, where he was commissioned into the Army through the Reserve Officers Training Corps. From there on his career advanced.

He is now 80 years old man and will be picking a “hot potato” trying to help resolve the Russia Ukraine war, of course following orders of President Trump this time. He will be paid for that.

One piece of history that might not have anything to do, or maybe it has to do with graduates, is that when the Jesuits, the Roman Catholic order of religious men founded by St. Ignatius of Loyola were suppressed and exiled from Rome and all the Catholic countries by the Papal abolition of the order 1773! Today, we have a Pope who is from the Jesuit order.

So, when jesuits were expelled from European Catholic countries,”Imperial Russia of Catherine the Great refused to allow the papal document of suppression to be distributed and even openly defended the Jesuits from dissolution. The Jesuit chapter in Belarus received her patronage. It ordained priests, operated schools, and opened housing for novitiates and tertianships. Catherine’s successor, Paul I, successfully asked Pope Pius VII in 1801 for formal approval of the Jesuit operation in Russia. The Jesuits, led first by Franciszek Kareu, a Polish Welshman, followed by the Austrian Slovene, Gabriel Gruber and after his death by Tadeusz Brzozowski, continued to expand in Russia under Alexander I, adding missions and schools in Astrakhan, Moscow, Riga, Saratov, and St. Petersburg and throughout the Caucasus and Siberia. Many former Jesuits throughout Europe travelled to Russia to join the sanctioned order there.

Alexander I withdrew his patronage of the Jesuits in 1812, but with the restoration of the Society in 1814, that only temporarily affected the order. Alexander eventually expelled all Jesuits from Imperial Russia in March 1820.
Under the patronage of the “Russian Society,” Jesuit provinces were effectively reconstituted in the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland in 1803 (having been prohibited in England by the Jesuits, etc. Act 1584), the Kingdom of the Two Sicilies in 1803, and the United States in 1805.”Russian” chapters were also formed in Belgium, Italy, the Netherlands, and Switzerland.“

“Coincidences mean you’re on the right path.”

Then we found an article by John Helmer where he reports details from General Kellogg interview after his sponsored trip to Kiev February 2023.

“It’s a fight to the finish…Why this is important geo-strategically is that if we (US) can – if the Ukrainians can defeat Russia in the field, and evict them from the Donbas or the Crimea, Putin falls. It changes Europe for a generation to come… So one of these two sides is going to win. I don’t think there’s going to be anything to negotiate.”

Another piece of information that serves the title of this post is that “he was paid to write an end-of-war strategy paper for Trump to use during last months of the election campaign this year.”

Being called special is a beautiful feeling for someone who is approaching the ninth decade of his existence. However, his appointment can become a disappointment if “the Russian General Staff will have deprived Keith Kellogg, the retired US army general newly appointed to serve as Trump’s negotiator for end-of-war terms, of the options he has publicly declared for himself, and also Trump, in their war to make America great again in Europe.“

Well, at least for those curious to recognize the methods and the real targets, the last part of the John Helmer sentence is super revealing – “to make America great again in Europe.”

Will America be financially viable to sustain the costs of all foreign policies of the Mr. President Donald J.Trump? This is the question for Mr. Musk and Mr. Ramaswamy and newly created Department of Government Efficiency.

In the meantime, we all would need to survive the days till January 20, when at least the possibility of the armageddon will be substantially reduced!

That is what we want, leaving the rest of the bargain to the leaders involved.

November 30, 2024

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