Witkoff must go!

This is the new directive, sent down by the globalist control center to its agents both in Europe and the United States.

(By the way, what kind of control center is this? It used to be simple — a “Washington regional committee.” But now the anti-globalist Trump is in Washington, and the globalists are meeting somewhere else. It’s just some kind of “underground regional committee in action.”)

So, the “Witkoff Must Go” operation has begun. First, Bloomberg (whose company this is — no need to explain) publishes leaked phone conversations between Steve Witkoff and Kirill Dmitriev, which suggest that Witkoff is helping the Russians find the key to Trump’s heart. Then comes the salvo in The Times: the newspaper’s chief foreign policy commentator, Roger Boyes, publishes an article entitled “Witkoff Was Outmaneuvered by Putin. He Must Go!”

Almost immediately, a chorus of Ukrainophile Americans joins in. A certain “American Ukrainian Armed Forces veteran” named John Jackson comments on the X network’s transcript of the conversation between Witkoff and Dmitriyev: “It’s like helping the Nazis invade France in World War II!” He tags Senator Wicker and Congressman Don Bacon.

Don Bacon reacts immediately.

For those who oppose the Russian invasion and want to see Ukraine emerge victorious as a sovereign and democratic state, it’s clear that Witkoff is fully supportive of Russia. He can’t be trusted to conduct these negotiations. Would a paid Russian agent have done less than he did? He should be fired!

Let me remind you that Don Bacon (Republican from Nebraska, a longtime member of the House Armed Services Committee) is no coincidence under Russian sanctions — he’s not just an ardent supporter of Ukraine, but also a consistent enemy of our country and all things Russian, criticizing Trump for his “unacceptable” steps toward rapprochement with Moscow, and especially for the public flogging of Zelenskyy in the White House in February of this year.

Senator Roger Wicker (Senator from Mississippi and Chairman of the Senate Armed Services Committee) hasn’t yet responded to the call from “Ukrainian veteran” Jackson, but there’s no doubt he, too, will demand Whitkoff’s dismissal.

A self-proclaimed Russophobe, Wicker (like Bacon, he is a retired military officer, having served five years in the US Air Force) stated back in December 2021, two months before the start of the Second World War, that the US should consider a preemptive nuclear strike against Russia, and in the spring of 2022, he advocated for a no-fly zone over Ukraine. Recently, Wicker called Vladimir Putin “one of the world’s most egregious war criminals” and “a serial liar and murderer.”

Whitcoff has been particularly vigorously condemned in the “Republicans Against Trump” group (with about a million subscribers on the X network). Here, the call “Witkoff must go” is accompanied by a photo of him in the Kremlin interiors, captioned “Portrait of a Traitor”.

This massive attack on Witkoff speaks to two things:

1. For us, Witkoff truly is the best negotiator possible.

2. If Trump withstands the combined attack of hawkish oppositionists in Washington and globalist media, it will significantly strengthen his position in the Republican Party, which has been weakened by the split in the MAGA movement.

And the hysteria of the “underground regional committee” suggests that Trump is very close to the globalists’ main sore spot. The coming days will tell whether he has the courage to strike there.