Punditry Staffre, How would you characterize Congress willingness to send Israel $14 billions worth of new weapons in the middle of tensions between Iran and Israel? What do you think Benjamin Netanyahu is going to do with these weapons but start a new war aimed at drawing our boys into an endless cycle of violence with Iran? Congress approving $14 billions worth of new weapons to Israel, unconditionally, is tantamount to Congress sending US troops to die for Israel.
That picture above of two countries flaunting international laws in broad daylight, and Biden sending billions to Israel that we cannot spare because of our own needs, tells us how broken our nation has become. America is no longer that shining nation everyone wants to emulate, rather, it has become just a bullying, arrogant, and out of control nation unable to understand the difference between right and wrong.
WHAT DO YOU TELL THE HOMELESS AND THE SICK?
What do you tell our homeless and our sick unable to pay for their healthcare when you prioritize Israel instead of working to solve the peoples’ problems? Moreover, what do you tell the elderly who cannot afford a $20,000 a month assisted-living accommodations? That Israel is more important than America?
There is a point at which taxpayers are going to revolt against this open checkbook policy of always coming to Israel’s aid at the expense of our own people. Further, there will be a day of reckoning for AIPAC’s arrogance in influencing the process, and we know from history that a day of reckoning against Jews is always ugly, and unwelcomed.
So, why does AIPAC believe its influence over our politicians to always favor Israel first will not backfire? Is it because it has perfected a system of Quid Pro Quo where money flows to Israel, only after its money flows to the pockets of our politicians? Or, does this have to do with its new direction in funding candidates running for Congress in order to select only those the voters do not favor? To force pro AIPAC candidates on the American voters?
The status quo cannot coexist with our democratic values. The taxpayers will revolt sooner than later.
CREATING A MONSTER
Funding Israel unconditionally with tens of billions every year must end. Inadvertently, we are creating a monster that acts irresponsibly, which will, one day, put U.S. troops at risk in order to save the Israelis again.
The United States’ own survival does not depend on Israel, nor Israel’s existence helps the U.S. in any way or shape as well. The United States has too many U.S. bases, partners, and allies in the region for Israel to have such an outlandish and overbearing role as America’s favorite little princess.
In short, we do not need Israel, so why are we so adamant about helping that European settlement, and exposing our own unpopularity because of that help.
Mark our words. By 2026, Benjamin Netanyahu is going to find a way to force the United States to start a war with Iran. By hook or by crook. All that money we send Israel is testimony to how much control it has over our politics, which is never a good sign when the thugs of Jerusalem are in power.
Congress Sending US Troops to Die for Israel
Punditry Staff
