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Cables sent from the United Kingdom's Ambassador to Washington, Sir Kim Darroch, to the British Foreign and Commonwealth Office (FCO), which were leaked to the Daily Mail and published on July 7, show that at the same time he was wining and dining associates of President Donald Trump, he was composing derisive missives against him, as part of a strategy to contain him, or remove him from office. When viewed together with the discredited anti-Trump dossier compiled by former MI6 operative Christopher Steele, which was used by Obama intelligence officials to justify a regime change coup against him, the deployment of British circles against Trump, and against his efforts to break decisively with the dangerous adherence to British geopolitics, becomes unmistakably clear: these were features of a desperate campaign to keep the United States engaged in wars around the globe, wars directed for the benefit of a collapsing British Empire.
An unprecedented meeting between Donald Trump and Kim Jong-un in Panmunjom, in Korea's Demilitarized Zone, culminated a week of intense "Presidential diplomacy," which enabled President Trump to overcome efforts to sabotage his initiative for a peaceful resolution to the dangerous, long-simmering crisis on the Korean peninsula. Preceding the summit were numerous bilateral and multilateral meetings between the leaders of the United States, Russia, China, Japan, and the two Koreas. These meetings laid the basis for creating the possibility for "an entire Asian security architecture which could solve the North Korea situation," according to Helga Zepp LaRouche, the founder and President of the Schiller Institute, speaking during her weekly webcast on July 1.
Given the urgent insistence from President Trump that investigators get to the bottom of what is behind the coup attempt against him, there has been an intensified focus on the role of the British monarchy, which acted through its intelligence channels in the U.K. and in the U.S., in launching Russiagate. While the anti-Trump fanatics, including pro-impeachment Democrats, neo-con Republicans and mainstream media, continue to pound the "Russia hacking" line—that Russia interfered in the 2016 election, to elect Trump, citing the Mueller investigation and his fraudulent report as proof—the evidence of the British role is finally emerging into public view, with potentially devastating blow-back to come against the perpetrators.
