American Herald Tribune|�Nader Talebzadeh:� The American enlightenment has started.� The dormancy of over three decades, and the miseries that the United States has put dozens of nations through, have begun to cease. The torment that the Vietnamese went through and the innocent lives that perished under US drones in Afghanistan and Pakistan are beginning to find their answers.� But not on International tribunals or world system of justice. No. In people�s conscious, the great divide in the American population is the first sure sign of a change to come.

Ever since the unwelcome appearance of Donald Trump on the US governmental scene, the first president not to be placed in place by the deep state, the inquisition over what is going on has begun. Americans more than ever are perplexed about their future. Their past is vague and no matter how hard they peer into the rear view mirror, it doesn�t make sense.

9/11 doesn�t make sense.

The occupation of Iraq and Afghanistan doesn�t make sense.

The admittance to not finding any WMDs in Iraq and yet occupying it, doesn�t make sense.