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Those all sound like fine changes and I have no problem with them. Now, you'll never convince the US gov't to stop aiding Israel because Israel is far too geopolitically important. Israel is a key foothold for the West on the border of the most tumultuous area in the world. That's why the West created Israel and that's the only reason they've continued to exist. But I would be 100% okay with stopping aid to Israel personally.

But how would any of those policies change the fact that (as jewish world domination theory subscribers say) jews are trying to cause white genocide by mixing dumb immigrants in with the american and european populations?

Healy, Unkle did as I asked and provided an actual argument with reasonable points. Can you follow along?

'can you play along while I ask you a question you already answered in detail, just so I can ask you again 5 minutes later, and you can play along and do it all over again? Pretty please goy?'

It is against US law to give Israel foreign aid due to their secret nukes.

Stolen from the USA, by the way.

Israel is not an ally, not an important asset.

We are in several wars for their benefit, not ours.

They extort, bribe, and blackmail our pols.

They can even murder Americans and pay no price. Look into the USS Liberty. Their fingerprints are all over 911. They spy on us more that Russia.

"The West" did not create Israel.

Zionists did.

Obviously

healterseltzer wrote:

'can you play along while I ask you a question you already answered in detail, just so I can ask you again 5 minutes later, and you can play along and do it all over again? Pretty please goy?'

I keep asking because you won't answer. You just post links and rant about celebrities.

I know you can't and/or won't answer. I understand how the playbook goes. I'm just wasting your time.

The Unkle wrote:

It is against US law to give Israel foreign aid due to their secret nukes.

Stolen from the USA, by the way.

Israel is not an ally, not an important asset.

We are in several wars for their benefit, not ours.

They extort, bribe, and blackmail our pols.

They can even murder Americans and pay no price. Look into the USS Liberty. Their fingerprints are all over 911. They spy on us more that Russia.

July 29, 2021

It is perhaps not necessary to point out how the mainstream media in the United States as well as in Europe and Oceania persist in ignoring or otherwise covering up stories that make the Israelis look bad. Recent accounts of the slaughter of children and mostly civilians in Gaza by Israeli planes, missiles and artillery consistently try to depict the conflict as warfare between two comparable opponents, ignoring the enormous disparity in the military force available to the two sides. Israel has a modern army, air force and navy while Hamas has nothing but some small arms as well as improvised rockets and incendiary balloons.

The reluctance to criticize Israeli behavior is largely attributable to the power of the Zionist lobbies in the respective countries but it is also at least in part due to the complicity of Western governments in conniving at the Jewish state’s actions in its own region. The persistence in Israeli demands for war against Iran, preferable fought by the United States, was clear again this past week when the new government in Jerusalem declared that it would be increasing its military budget in anticipation of war with the Islamic Republic. Perhaps not surprisingly, the U.S. Congress also has several bills pending that would increase military assistance to Israel by a factor of three.

Aside from their overwhelming affection for the Jewish state, politicians and talking heads in Washington have always sought to have an enemy to explain why the foreign and national security policies have been such failures. Russia was so designated during the long years of the Cold War and more recently both the White House and Congress have begun to warn that it is China that is seeking to confront democratic norms and “export its authoritarian model.”

Given all of that, there must have been shock in a number of newsrooms when it turned out that the guilty party behind an explosive spy story that was revealed recently appears to be none other than America’s “closest ally and best friend.” It seems that a private Israeli surveillance plus security firm consisting of former cyberwarfare military and intelligence officers and having close ties to the Benjamin Netanyahu government has been selling advanced spyware to at least 45 governments. The sales are in theory restricted for use only in terrorism and criminal cases, but somehow the resource has instead been routinely used against journalists, political activists, business executives, and politicians. Saudi Arabia, for example, used the spyware to track dissident journal Jamal Khashoggi, who was murdered by Saudi agents in Istanbul in 2018.

And even though the software has been regularly used against U.S. government officials and journalists, it appears that the Biden Administration has been aware of its capabilities and has done nothing to stop it. In its own defense, the Israeli company NSO that developed the spyware has claimed, implausibly, that it can no longer be used to hack U.S. phones. That assertion was debunked by former NSA whistleblower Edward Snowden, who tweeted “NSO’s claim that it is ‘technologically impossible’ to spy on American phone numbers is a bald-faced lie: a exploit that works against Macron’s iPhone will work the same on Biden’s iPhone. Any code written to prohibit targeting a country can also be unwritten. It’s a fig leaf.”

The surprise revelation of the Israeli activity came not from a government counter-intelligence agency, but rather from a group of 17 international media organizations that formed a consortium to investigate a data leak relating to hacked telephones. The group included major news outlets that had apparently been targeted using the Pegasus hacking spyware developed by the NSO Group, which was primarily designed to penetrate the security features of smartphones. One former cybersecurity engineer from the U.S. intelligence community described Pegasus as an “eloquently nasty” tool that could be used to “spy on almost the entire world population.” The spyware “can be installed remotely on a targeted person’s smartphone without requiring them to take any action such as clicking on a link or answering a call. Once installed, it allows clients to take complete control of the device, including accessing messages from encrypted messaging apps like WhatsApp and Signal, and turning on the microphone and camera.” It can also reveal the phone’s location.

The software was designed with a backdoor which allowed NSO to monitor the surveillances and it is presumed that the information was also shared with Israeli intelligence. By one estimate 50,000 smartphones were accessed worldwide, including 10 prime ministers, three presidents including Emmanuel Macron of France, a king, foreign ministers and assorted journalists and government officials both in the U.S. and elsewhere.

A more cautious estimate from the Washington Post, which participated in the investigation, states only that “1,000 people spread across 50 different countries were identified as having numbers on the list, among them are ‘several Arab royal family members, at least 65 business executives, 85 human rights activists, 189 journalists, and more than 600 politicians and government officials.’ This includes Robert Malley, the Biden administration’s lead Iran negotiator, and journalists for CNN, the Associated Press, the Wall Street Journal, and the New York Times.” Other news agencies that were hacked by Pegasus include Agence France-Presse, Al Jazeera, France 24, Radio Free Europe, Mediapart, El País, the Associated Press, Le Monde, Bloomberg, the Economist, Reuters and Voice of America.

Some are inevitably wondering why the Biden White House has been silent about NSO. It has not identified the Israeli firm as a threat to national security and made demands to the Israeli government that it intercede with NSO and shut down the use of Pegasus until some international regulation of the use of hacking software can be developed. Part of the explanation for the reluctance might be that Biden’s senior adviser Anita Dunn’s consulting firm SKDKickerbocker was hired by NSO in 2019 to provide “public relations” advice to improve the company’s image.

The reluctance, of course, also derives from the fact that Israel is involved, but those with longer memories of the Jewish state’s record in stealing American secrets should not be surprised by this latest venture. Israeli-recruited U.S. Navy analyst Jonathan Pollard was, for example, the most damaging spy in U.S. history. And Israel has, in fact, a long history of stealing U.S. technology and military secrets to include sharing them with countries that Washington has regarded as enemies, including China and Russia.

Israel always features prominently in the annual FBI report called Foreign Economic Collection and Industrial Espionage. The 2005 report states: “Israel has an active program to gather proprietary information within the United States, these collection activities are primarily directed at obtaining information on military systems and advanced computing applications that can be used in Israel’s sizeable armaments industry.” It adds that: “Israel recruits spies, uses electronic methods, and carries out computer intrusion to gain the information.” A 1996 Defense Investigative Service report noted that: “Israel has great success stealing technology by exploiting the numerous co-production projects that it has with the Pentagon.” It says: “Placing Israeli nationals in key industries is a technique utilized with great success.” A General Accounting Office (GAO) examination of espionage directed against American defense and security industries described how: “Israeli citizens residing in the U.S. had stolen sensitive technology to manufacture artillery gun tubes, obtain classified plans for reconnaissance systems, and pass sensitive aerospace designs to unauthorized users.” The GAO concluded that: “Israel conducts,” and this is a quote, “conducts the most aggressive espionage operation against the United States of any U.S. ally.” More recently, FBI counterintelligence officer John Cole has reported how many cases of Israeli espionage are dropped under orders from the Justice Department. He has provided a conservative estimate of 125 viable investigations into Israeli espionage — involving both American citizens and Israelis — that were stopped due to political pressure.

So Israel gets yet another pass on its spying against the United States. Indeed, the Biden Administration has yet to definitively comment on the latest impropriety. One wonders when the penny will drop and the American people will rise up and say “enough is enough.”

The Unkle wrote:

It is against US law to give Israel foreign aid due to their secret nukes.

Stolen from the USA, by the way.

We gave Israel nuclear tech in 1952 as part of Eisenhower's Atoms for Peace agreement.

Israel is not an ally, not an important asset.

We are in several wars for their benefit, not ours.

The Israel/Palestine conflict is purely a distraction from the fact that we plopped Israel down on top of occupied land after WWII.

They extort, bribe, and blackmail our pols.

They can even murder Americans and pay no price. Look into the USS Liberty. Their fingerprints are all over 911. They spy on us more that Russia.

I'm a little skeptical, but I'll read up on it.

"The West" did not create Israel.

Zionists did.

Obviously

Sort of true - while Zionists were pushing for establishment of Israel for decades before WWII, they had no real power to make it happen until Rothschild wrote a letter on behalf of Chaim Weizmann resulting in Britain's Balfour Declaration in 1917. WWII was an excellent opportunity to satisy the Zionists who, to be fair, had won us two world wars against Germany, while also establishing a strong foothold in an unstable and resource-rich area. The West's interests coincided with the interests of Zionists, and they continue to do so.

The pro Israel watchdogs are taking down these posts

They called it "Atoms for Peace" but it was anything but that. Go look it up. There was no need to steal nuclear tech from USA when we gave it out freely. South Africa did the same thing - they even jointly tested a nuke with Israel in 1979 and the US turned a blind eye to it because we gave them both the tech they needed to do it.

We benefit from those conflicts - we sell weapons to people on both sides of the conflict, and those wars keep attention from militant groups focused away from the USA.

If you have reading material on WWI Zionists that contradicts my take, I'd love to take a look at it, but my interpretation of history is that USA had very little to do with the Balfour Declaration and pre-WWII Zionism apart from not stopping it.

The Zionist Lobby drags the US into TWO World Wars, and you try to spin it as, "The Zionists won two world wars for Us".

As if the US public wanted to cross the ocean and fight Germany for no good reason. As if the US public should be thanking the Jewish nationalists for heroically winning the wars for "us".

Are you still pretending you're a nice Christian boy from the South, Ira?

The danger of repeating the cycle of American isolationism

By Joseph I. Lieberman April 25, 2013

Joe Lieberman's New Job: Advising Israel Aerospace Industries How to Promote Their Interest in Washington

Unable to sell to China or the Arab world, Israeli companies are buying and lobbying their way into expanded activities in the U.S.

Texas may withdraw its investments from Ben & Jerry’s parent company Unilever, after the ice cream company decided to boycott Judea and Samaria, Texas State Comptroller Glenn Hegar announced on Thursday.

Hegar said he directed his staff to determine whether Ben & Jerry’s or Unilever took any action that would trigger his state’s anti-boycott law.

Texas’ pension fund amounts to over $100 million, according to Bloomberg, and Unilever is included in its portfolio.

Texas Government Code Chapter 808 prohibits the government from investing its pension fund in any party that boycotts Israel. It defines “boycott Israel” as “refusing to deal with, terminating business activities with, or otherwise taking any action that is intended to penalize, inflict economic harm on or limit commercial relations specifically with Israel or with a person or entity doing business in Israel or an Israeli-controlled territory.”

Overrated Ice cream….liked chunky monkey a bit but haven’t had ben and Jerry’s in like 20 years.

Are you claiming that interest in establishing a jewish state was the primary motivator for America's entry into the WWs? The US let the wars rage on for quite some time before joining - failing to come to the aid of jews during kristallnacht, Russian and Polish pogroms, etc. We joined WWI because Germany's subs were making it impossible to trade across Atlantic, and we joined WWII because Japan's navy was making it impossible to trade across the Pacific. Those are good enough reasons to go to war. If there is ever an outright war between, say, the US and China, it will be over trade routes in southeast asia. And while jewish scientists did not win the war for us, I think it's fair to say that they were instrumental in its closure and that their innovations shaped the post-WW world. Racism cost Germany their best minds (and, in the end, their power).

yessir I is

The Balfour Declaration written by Lord Balfour to Baron Rothschild, promising a Jewish state in Palestine, was contingent on Rothschild and the Zionist community dragging the US into WWI. That's where Louis Brandeis, Rabbi Stephen Wise, the Warburg brothers, Jacob Schiff, Untermeyer, Bernard Baruch, Edward Bernays, Irving Berlin, and the rest of the B'Nai B'Rith Zionist lobby came in.

They had Woodrow Wilson in their pocket, including having his love letters to his mistress from his Princeton days. Jeffrey Epstein style.

Their froyo tastes solid. I do not think ice cream is close to as unhealthy as half of the popular foods people eat.

Interesting, I don't recall that part of the Balfour Declaration...