As we, as a people, move through the month of August, 2020, with a Presidential election now only three months away, the question is posed to each of us: Do we have the moral fitness to survive? We are not outside observers of these events, nor is it our job to “report on” or make commentaries about what is transpiring. The issue before us is, as Abraham Lincoln posed it: Will government of the people, by the people, and for the people – the greatest experiment in the freedom to do good and foster human creativity in history – survive and prosper into the future? The responsibility to ensure that this occurs lies within each of us, and the decisions we make and actions we take over the next 12 weeks will determine the outcome.

"Great to be back in London to reaffirm the #Special Relationship we share with our closest ally."  With this tweet, U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo demonstrated his allegiance to the British financial and intelligence networks which initiated the fabricated Russiagate story to conduct a regime change coup against the U.S. President he is supposed to be serving.  While most of his activities in London involved an intense campaign to bring Boris Johnson's government into the global anti-China alliance he is attempting to build, it coincided with a renewed escalation against Russia, coming from the same British imperial networks.

Events in the last week indicate there is a new momentum building toward crushing the coup against President Trump in the U.S., and the coup plotters are not at all pleased. One of these developments, Trump's commutation of the conviction of Roger Stone, provoked howls of outrage, including from former special counsel Robert Mueller, as the action not only vacated Stone's prison sentence, but frees him to speak out about the fraud of Russiagate and the damage it has done to the United States.