Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump, as he inches closer to actually winning the White House, becomes an increasing threat to the globalist establishment, which could result in his assassination.
That’s the opinion recently offered by Russian television host Dmitry Kiselyov, who was appointed in December of 2013 by Russian President Vladimir Putin to be head of the state-owned Rossiya Segodnya news network. He’s generally considered to be controversial in his own country, but is often seen as Putin’s voice on important international issues.
He opened his monologue during a recent broadcast by discussing recent polling that showed Trump making gains on his Democratic counterpart, former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton. Suggesting that a Trump Administration would lead to “very, very good relations with Russia,” he said the danger to “the American oligarchs” would be too great.
“Trump’s leading in the race, his ability to state things as they are, and his intention to end the recent extreme Russian-American tensions—all this puts him in a very risky situation,” he said. “Now they may just kill him. The U.S. special (security) services do not need such a president. Those services promote hatred toward Russia in order to justify their existence.
“The American oligarchs also do not need such a president. For these oligarchs, the existing world order ensures solid and stable business. For them, a Trump who is ready to settle issues with Russia means that the finances will flow in a different direction.
“The American establishment is merciless.”
