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Marc Handelsman's avatar

Does Israel really run American foreign policy is a very good question. Undoubtedly, it's always been the Americans who run U.S. foreign policy. Keep up the great writing and thanks for serving in the USMC. Your healthy doses of reality are much appreciated.

Evola's Sunglasses's avatar

Money is power in the post 1945 paradigm.

Evola's Sunglasses's avatar

Who funds the politicians?

MusicMan's avatar

Then why is there politicians in the US government with dual citizenship with terrorist Israel?

Then why are there all those politicians being bought by AIPAC money to support their aims, goals and needs?

And now they want to their military tied to our military via section 224 of the NDAA.

Ben L.'s avatar

Tromp: No new wars!

(bibi whispers in Trump's ear)

Tromp: We're attacking Iran immediately!

James D. Russell's avatar

This was my favorite part of your article:

“And ethnic solidarity in American politics is completely normal. Irish-Americans cared about Ireland and acted on it. Cuban-Americans shaped policy toward Cuba for fifty years. Greek-Americans got an arms embargo imposed on Turkey in 1974. Nobody calls it capture when anyone else does it.”

Other ethnic groups, such as Ukrainians and Armenians, also work relentlessly for their interests—and more power to them. Yet we seem to be the only ones singled out when we try to defend and protect our own people.

As you know, the claim that “Jews control America” or “Israel controls America” is nothing new. We simply see more of it now because of social media and people like Jake Shields who amplify those messages.

Not long ago I finished reading The Turner Diaries. It contains almost the exact same rhetoric you see on X today from the so-called Red-Green-Brown alliance - nearly word for word. And look at the damage that book caused and the terrorist attacks it inspired. Tim McVeigh was Irish-American; no one blames Ireland for the Oklahoma City bombing.

I actually think it’s the other way around: the United States has far more influence over Israel than Israel has over the United States. And I’m fine with that. America is the dominant power in the world, so I have no problem with it telling other countries what to do. We do it all the time - that’s how we maintain global hegemony, something no other country can currently claim. Not even China, no matter how hard it tries. The USA is the BOSS, and that's a good thing!

Once again, great work and great research. People like you are heroes for pushing back against false propaganda. Now we just have to get Alex Karp to clone the new version of you, since the old one is no longer around - or so they say. :)

Hope you’re enjoying your Sunday.

Andy's avatar

I thought you no longer writing stuff about politics, what changed?

Evola's Sunglasses's avatar

What do you think Mirian Adelson wants for her $300 million?

Lucas Gage's avatar

This goes against your own idea: Why would they need to spend millions on a government they already run?

MusicMan's avatar

To keep on running it. The mob called it paying insurance. The Mossad and IDF will do what is ever necessary to keep control

Lucas Gage's avatar

There you go asserting things. What did they do to keep control of the US? You're going to appeal to assassinations and inside jobs, aren't you?

MusicMan's avatar

Anything I present you will poo poo since you seem to have an alliance. I made a couple of points and you simply ignored them. Fine. No further discussion with you is needed. Take care.

Evola's Sunglasses's avatar

It's the "money power " thats IS THE GOVERNMENT