Enemy Of The State

Trump has stated 35 times that Iran is destroyed.

Trump has stated 38 times that a deal is imminent.

Trump has stated 25 times that the Strait of Hormuz is open.

“We control the strait and to prove it, I ordered a Secret Mission™️ to sneak 100 million barrels of oil through! Because we control the strait! We do! We control it! That’s why we had to sneak it through!”

Nevermind that there’s zero independent data to show any increase in traffic through the strait whatsoever, and absolutely no way to verify that this happened because any decrease in gas prices from what amounts to five days of normal traffic through the strait would barely make a blip on gas prices and it wouldn’t last for very long

Odd that 200 ships didn’t show up in the traffic counts 🤔

• higher gas

• higher inflation

• billions more to Israel

• AIPAC compromised candidates filling 90% of your “representation”

• a stupid fucking ballroom

In case everybody missed it, the Israelis have once again shot and murdered another child, just seven months old, and injured both of his parents and then lied about it after the fact.

Now footage of the incident exonerates both the parents of any wrongdoing and clearly shows the Israelis firing on the car when it was very far away from them and slowing down, not “accelerating towards them“ as they initially claimed

Point 1: The Chomskyites will eventually have to concede that the tail wags the dog - i.e. Israel has more influence over the US than vice versa.

Point 2: The retarded philosemites who desperately try to pin Israel's intransigence on Netanyahu can't explain why this exact scenario played out in 1982 under Menachem Begin. They can only hope you are ignorant of history.

From Ronald Reagan's autobiography, An American Life:

"On August 4, two days after I'd met with Israeli Foreign Minister, Yitzhak Shamir in the Oval Office and appealed to him in the strongest words I could think of for Israel to use restraint, I was awakened at 6:30am by my national security advisor. He said that the Israelis had just moved into new positions within West Beirut and were shelling the city with a savage ferocity that was killing more and more civilians. Outraged, Phil Habib telephoned me from Beirut and said that the shelling was so intense and so unrelenting that he was unable to get to meetings he had scheduled to negotiate a settlement to the dispute. I decided to appeal personally to Menachem Begin to stop the fighting and abide by the ceasefire so that Habib could complete his work. I suggested to Begin that if he didn't, he could expect a drastic change in Israel's relationship with the United States. 'This disproportionate bombing of West Beirut,' my message stated, was exacting 'unacceptable human costs and making negotiations impossible.' If it continued, I said, it would be impossible for me to defend the proposition that Israel used American-made weapons for defensive purposes only...Each time I communicated with them, however, I emphasized my personal committment and that of the United States to the support of Israel. I supported its right to defend itself against attack, but appealed for Israel not to go on the offensive unless it was the victim of a provocation of such magnitude that the world would easily understand its right to retaliate. Israel's response was, in effect: Mind your own business. It is up to Israel alone to decide what it must do to ensure its survival."

It is important to understand that Reagan is candidly admitting that Israel was using American-made weapons for offensive purposes, which is a violation of the Foreign Assistance Act, Arms Export Control Act, Leahy Laws, etc. In fact, Reagan admitted Israel was in violation in his autobiography:

"Technically, Israel had violated an agreement with us not to use US-made weapons for offensive purposes, and some cabinet members wanted me to lean hard on Israel because it had broken this pledge. We sent a note to the Israeli government criticizing the raid, and delayed shipment of several additional military aircraft as a show of our displeasure."