It seems as though the more the establishment propaganda media, the politicians that feed them their narratives and the activists that work like the puppets they are at the behest of the establishment elite get upset at the actions and words of President Donald Trump, the more it could be said that the Trump administration is doing all the right things.
That’s why said legacy media only reports when foreign leaders say something in opposition of Trump and his administration. You’ll never hear very many reports — even from a lot of conservative outlets — on foreign leaders that believe the Trump administration could move not only the U.S. but the world in the right direction.
Qatari Prime Minister Mohammed bin Abdulrahman Al Thani recently sat down with independent journalist Tucker Carlson to talk about the Middle East region, the conflicts it faces, and the role the U.S. could play as to whether there will ever be peace in that area of the world.
Carlson asked Al Thani about the current conflict between Israel and the Palestinians and whether a one-state or two-state solution is possible, along with what role Trump might be able to play.
“Do you think Trump can force a Palestinian state?” Carlson asked.
“I think, you know, President Trump, he’s a great deal maker, he’s a great businessman, he’s very successful,” Al Thani said in response. “He brokered many deals around the world during the first administration. And, I believe if we will have peace one day, this is the best opportunity for us with someone like President Trump.”
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You can watch the exchange in full context below (the above comments begin around the 3:30 mark):
Say what you want about Trump. You can love him, you can hate him, or you can “tolerate” him. But one thing that is a fact is that there were no new wars during his first term, and some foreign leaders can sift through the BS of the legacy media to realize that, noting his many peace deals that were struck the first time around.
It wasn’t that long ago when that was the case, and some haven’t forgotten.