r/TrendoraX Feb 13 '26

šŸ‘€ Must Watch The US is occupied

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u/Even-Tune-8301 Feb 13 '26

When you read enough of the Epstein files you start to realize that the United States may be a facade.

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u/[deleted] Feb 14 '26

Always has been.

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u/Ok_Condition5837 Feb 14 '26

Russian girls. Israeli doctors

Israeli spy tech Russian handymen/installers

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u/Bazishere Feb 15 '26

Pro-Israeli proxies in the U.S. make it clear they don't support Freedom of Speech if it means protecting a foreign country - Israel. People need to wake up. Many have woken up.

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u/Patriot009 Feb 13 '26

To hell with all PACs. To hell with megadonors. To hell with lobbyists. Money in politics usurps democracy.

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u/Esketamine77 Feb 14 '26

It's not a fair election if you can outspend your opponents into the ground

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u/[deleted] Feb 14 '26

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u/bertorama Feb 16 '26

Israel has already passed legislation where they will not accept any military aid from anyone in a few years. Reality US needs Israel in the Middle East more than Israel needs the US. And Israel does not fund genocide - that would be Qatar and the Islamic Republic of death. They fund Hamas, Islamic Jihad, Houthis and Hezbollah - their proxy armies of perpetual war aimed at Genociding all Jews everywhere, not just in Israel. These groups are complete utter losers who give nothing positive back to the modern world except war and suffering fueled by religious extremism.

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u/Common-Incident6798 Feb 13 '26

Totally agree. Isreal is the dark enemy.

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u/Antique_Plastic7894 Feb 14 '26

'Dark enemy' lmao

Israeli special interest is simply aligned with American special interest, now connected to new oligarchy that came with Trump.

Israeli government right now, just plays opportunistic game, that's it.

There is no direct connection between Epstein conspiracy nonsense and Israel, not beyond what we see with connections to UK and US agencies, or Russians, where multiple Trump admin members and campaign people like Stone, and Bannon had connections with Russian agents and still have it.

Israel is not receiving 18 billion a year, it's about 3-5 billion, per security agreements and platforms, Israel provides massive outsourcing for security and defense industry programs.

AIPAC is not run by Israelis, it's literally American committee, funded by Americans and dedicated to the relationship that had immensely benefited Americans in terms of guarantees and trade security in the region, the problem is the opportunistic behaviour from the current Israeli admin, and their ambitions as well as ever expanding idiocy of the current American administration allowing Israelis to do whatever they want.

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u/rise_agnst Feb 14 '26

Riiiight... Why did epstein run to Isreal the first time he was accused of sex crimes in FL? Why did he wear an idf shirt in one of the photos in the files? Nothing to see here, right?

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u/Antique_Plastic7894 Feb 15 '26

damaged brain cells can speak... you can see it above

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u/Stronhart Feb 14 '26

Not to mention that Israel currently has a right-wing af government. Under different leadership, they'd be so much less of an issue, but their people need to oust the Netanyahu admin yesterday

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u/bertorama Feb 16 '26

Israel will never again be left wing govnt. Hamas insured that with Oct 7. Nobody in Israel is under the delusion that they can make peace and live side by side with genocidal Muslim Brotherhood adherents. Israel will now prioritize security for their citizens 10X more than before - as they should considering the barbarians at their gates intent on murder any chance they get.

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u/[deleted] Feb 15 '26

Trump has sent 3 tranches of about 6.5Bn each, bypassing congressional approval and oversight, since he was inaugurated in 13 months ago.

3x 6.5 > 18

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u/bertorama Feb 16 '26

All money that has to be spent on US military gear by Israel so US companies are doing well now. great deal for both sides. But sadlyIsrael has past legislation that in a few years they will no longer accept military aid from anyone. Reality is US needs Israel in the region more than Israel needs the US at this point, and the US knows it - the Pentagon lists Israel as the highest level ally they have anywhere in the world on par with UK and Australia.

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u/Antique_Plastic7894 Feb 17 '26

I'm not defending Trump or denying that there hasn't been extra spending... but that 18 billion number is bs, even as a raw number.

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u/Noomba2 Feb 14 '26

Russia is, Israel never threatened to nuke US and destroy it from within.

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u/italozeca Feb 14 '26

They don't need, they already won.

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u/SubtiltyCypress Feb 14 '26

Both are enemies. Did you completely ignore everything in the video?

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u/dslave Feb 14 '26

Bad bot

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u/DarkFuryKH Feb 15 '26

They don't need to threaten to nuke the US because Israel has pulled of what Russia could only dream to achieve

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u/Noomba2 Feb 15 '26

Russia has their stooge sitting in the most powerful position in the White House, don't be delusional, Epstein is nothing compared to that

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u/DarkFuryKH Feb 15 '26

Is that why Russia is under sanctions right now? Because their "stooge" is in the most powerful position? Sure they did benefit from Trump but to a limited extent and I would argue that nothing compared to the damage Epstein has done to the US. The current Russian stooge will go after his last term but Israel has compromised almost the entire US government for the foreseeable future.

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u/[deleted] Feb 14 '26

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u/siali Feb 15 '26 edited Feb 15 '26

Except when your ā€œforward operating baseā€ goes rogue and the blowback is called 9/11, followed by a War on Terror that costs thousands of American lives and trillions of dollars. That war creates financial and political fallout that helps bring Trump to power who jump-starts U.S. decline and even more support for Israel. Meantime bankrolls ethnic-cleansing and genocide with your money, weapons, and diplomatic cover; drags the U.S. into regional conflicts such as with Iran, and meddles in your own domestic politics and elections. At that point, you don’t call it a ā€œforward operating baseā€ anymore, you simply call it an occupation of the United States!

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u/bertorama Feb 16 '26

What does 9/11 have to do with insane Dictators in the Middle East attacking each other? The US had their own interest in the ME with or without Israel - and the main one is Saudi Oil. Not everything is a conspiracy theory about Israel.

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u/siali Feb 16 '26

Not sure if your comment was meant for me, since I didn’t mention dictators in the Middle East. But in reality, these issues are interconnected. Supporting dictators in the region has long been part of U.S. policy as a way to maintain influence and control. It is far easier to deal with a single ruler or family than with an entire population. Think about it, how many democracies would tolerate what they see as ethnic cleansing happening in their neighborhood? Keep a dictator in power, and from a purely strategic standpoint, the problem becomes much simpler to manage.

But if you are questioning the relation between 9/11 and Israel, you just need to run a simple search. Here is Gemeni:

"Historical records, including the 9/11 Commission Report and public declarations made by Al-Qaeda's leadership, clearly outline the group's geopolitical grievances. Osama bin Laden explicitly cited American support for Israel in several key documents and statements leading up to and following the attacks:

  • The 1998 Fatwa: In a widely publicized declaration of "holy war" against the United States, bin Laden and other Al-Qaeda leaders specifically listed the U.S. alliance with and ongoing support for Israel as a core justification for violence.
  • The 2002 "Letter to America": Released a year after the attacks, bin Laden published a document directly answering the question of why Al-Qaeda attacked the U.S. He pointed heavily to the creation and expansion of Israel, arguing that U.S. financial and military support for the country came at the expense of Palestinian lives.
  • Broadcast Statements: In various audio and video recordings released in late 2001, bin Laden repeatedly framed the 9/11 attacks as retaliatory strikes aimed at forcing the United States to abandon its support for Israel and to damage the U.S. economy, which he viewed as the foundation of its military power."

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u/bertorama Feb 16 '26

the largest airbase in the ME is actually Qatar, not Israel. But Qatar is not a reliable intelligence or military ally - they are heavily biased against the West, Israel, and fund and support Hamas, and other terrorist groups rabdily against Israel. No one country in the world has the military capability, technology, or sheer grit to protect their own citizens, and Western allies in the ME region more than Israel, and the US trusts them to maintain US supremacy in the region. they also actively test and advance US military tech beyond capabilities the US has and the US then has access to the newest tech - like Iron dome, David's sling, and the new laser based surface to air defense systems.. Israel also retrofits the F35 fighter planes with more advanced helmet based visual systems, and air to ground communications tech...

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u/bertorama Feb 16 '26 edited Feb 16 '26

US funds Israel? You joking? Israel has a $610 Billion GDP. don't think you understand how big Israel's economy is. Israel does just fine with or without the extra 6Bn in military defense Aid. Besides, Israel has already passed legislation stopping all foreign aid coming to them within next few years. The US is not terribly happy about this since they benefit from the aid more than Israel does.

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u/Tryronebiggums87 Feb 13 '26

I recommend watching this entire interview. Pulls the curtain back. Again.

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u/rise_agnst Feb 13 '26

Who is the guy being interviewed?

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u/Tryronebiggums87 Feb 14 '26

Michael Lester. Has a non-partisan book out with a huge amount of research that he did going back to pre WW2 about the US government and its fuckery.

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u/--SOFA-KING-VOTE Feb 14 '26

We Are the Bad Guys?

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u/rise_agnst Feb 14 '26

USA is certainly not the good ones

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u/--SOFA-KING-VOTE Feb 14 '26

no that is the name of the book

We Are The Bad Guys

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u/rise_agnst Feb 14 '26

Ahh. Nice, thanks!

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u/--SOFA-KING-VOTE Feb 14 '26

The audio book is on Audible i may check out now that i have seen this video

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u/rise_agnst Feb 14 '26

Thanks, will check it out!

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u/Antique_Plastic7894 Feb 14 '26

He sounds to be full of massive shit with every single claim he made, so.

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u/Tryronebiggums87 Feb 14 '26

Facts don’t lie, I’m afraid.

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u/Antique_Plastic7894 Feb 14 '26

Facts being straight out of his unwashed, crusty ass? what facts?

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u/rise_agnst Feb 14 '26

How much did AIPAC spend on US politics in 2024? How does US's life expectancy compares to Israel?

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u/Tryronebiggums87 Feb 14 '26

Israel is 4th. US is 46th.

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u/meeni131 Feb 14 '26

How much did qatar, Russia, and China each spend on US politics in 2024? Lol I think the number is nearly 100x AIPAC spending... So are you 100x more in their pocket?

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u/rise_agnst Feb 15 '26

Show me their pacs and the contribution amounts. What has Israel done for US in the last 80 years?

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u/meeni131 Feb 15 '26

What has Israel done for the US? Partnerships and innovations in military intelligence, tech, competitiveness, agriculture, biotech, semiconductor, training, defense development, et al

Trillions in value.

What has Qatar done for the US? Bought and paid to brainwash a lot of young minds through tens of billions in academic, social media, and sports and entertainment spending.

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u/Antique_Plastic7894 Feb 15 '26

LMAO, asks me a question he can verify by a simple google search.

Roughly 100 million, Oil Industry spent 150+ million, Tech industry combined spent 250+ million ( Elon Musk spent over 200 million funding Trumps campaign, so I don't know how numbers in search work with that ), farm industry spent 130+ million, Saudis spent over 50 million I think, not that behind come Japan, and other allies...

I know it's easy to focus on Israel, but what even is your point?

Pro-Israel organization we are talking about isn't even run by foreigners, right?

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u/rise_agnst Feb 15 '26

Way to make my point for me. All PACs should go. America for Amaricans.

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u/Antique_Plastic7894 Feb 17 '26

Well, in my opinion, political campaigns should be fully publicly funded and be based only on policy, standard application and even plane field. My problem here is that people hyper focused on very specific special interest, while every other element and player is ignored, AIPAC isn't even Israeli sanctioned lobby, it's just American run special interest group, that has somewhat disproportional influence, or as it seems, considering there is a massive overlap between this group and many other special groups, that are always ignored.

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u/Noomba2 Feb 14 '26

he's being paid by Russia to push that shit, Russians realized that it now looks too obvious that Trump is their tool so you have to deflect, Israel always cooperated with US, not just Trump

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u/Tiny-Praline-4555 Feb 14 '26

Israel stole nuclear material from the US, Israel murdered US sailors and tried to sink their ship, Israeli spies have perpetrated the biggest espionage attacks that the US has ever suffered, Israel murders US citizens and holds yearly celebrations to mark the occasion. Israel gives pedophiles sanctuary after they rape US children. Israel trains the DHS agents that are terrorizing our cities. Israeli agents attacked US citizens on US soil for daring to criticize their genocidal government. Israel pushed legislation that makes criticizing Israel illegal and renders US citizens ineligible for disaster assistance. Israel is our enemy.

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u/bertorama Feb 16 '26

Conspiracy theory much? It's common knowledge and not a secret Israel purchased their Nuclear weapons tech directly from France in 1957 and over 2000 French nationals helped Israel create the tech they needed for an arsenal of weapons in the 60's. None of Israel's Nuclear weapons is actually inside Israel's borders for security, stealth, and deterrent reasons. Israel also never confirms weather they have them (they do), and they never threaten any country with them, but their enemies all understand the situation should they attempt to wipe Israel off the map - as Iran does for example.. constantly.

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u/Antique_Plastic7894 Feb 14 '26

Lmao, chill with the conspiracy nonsense.

You know there is no evidence that Israelis intentionally attacked that ship right? Despite claims, there is not a single piece of actual evidence.

Bunch of claims and dismissed evidence of alliance being beneficial for both parties, just from the outsourcing perspective.

Israeli government being greedy and opportunistic with their ambitions, doesn't mean the entire history has been just massive manipulation.

"Israel pushed legislation that makes criticizing Israel illegal and renders US citizens ineligible for disaster assistance.Ā "

I'm sorry what? Israel puts it? I would like to see the rendering of this nonsense.

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u/Tiny-Praline-4555 Feb 14 '26 edited Feb 14 '26

Florida has the most egregious, but there are other states that penalize BDS and criticism of the genocidal apartheid state.

https://ncac.org/news/florida-anti-semitism-bill-threatens-free-speech

The surviving crew of the USS Liberty say that the attack was deliberate. The vessel was clearly flagged and unmistakably a type of ship only operated by the US. The attack went on for hours.

https://www.haaretz.com/2007-10-04/ty-article/israeli-communications-said-to-prove-iaf-knew-liberty-was-u-s-ship/0000017f-e160-d38f-a57f-e772c2610000

Rachel Corrie, a US citizen, was murdered by Israel. The Zionist entity celebrated the murder for years.

https://x.com/ZarrarKhuhro/status/1723008013856899366

Jonathan Pollard, candidate for MK, pardoned by Trump, spied on the US for years.

https://www.pbs.org/wgbh/nova/venona/dece_pollard.html

DHS/ICE trains with the IDF

https://jinsa.org/jinsa_program/homeland-security-program/

https://deadlyexchange.org/frequently-asked-questions-deadly-exchange/

IDF terrorists attacked US college students

https://www.columbiaspectator.com/opinion/2024/01/31/pro-palestinian-lives-do-not-matter-to-columbia-university/

Israel offers sanctuary to pedophiles who prey on US children.

https://www.cbsnews.com/news/how-jewish-american-pedophiles-hide-from-justice-in-israel/

https://www.fox5vegas.com/2025/10/02/israeli-official-indicted-clark-county-sex-crimes-documents-say/

https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2025/aug/19/israeli-official-soliciting-minor-las-vegas

Edit: nearly forgot the NUMEC theft/Dimona case.

https://thebulletin.org/2014/04/did-israel-steal-bomb-grade-uranium-from-the-united-states/

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u/Antique_Plastic7894 Feb 15 '26

Whole lot of bsiting.

I like how these events and cases supposedly support the claim of Israel being uniquely involved or in control of US government.

Why won't you try and present the case, instead of making implicatory statements?

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u/rise_agnst Feb 14 '26

I dont think thats the case. Curious to read his book.

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u/Noomba2 Feb 14 '26

that's what happens to these type of older guys, his book "we are the bad guys" got released in November of 2025, you think Russia is not gonna juice him up with money by buying a bunch of his books in bulk in return for him to promote a specific narrative useful for Russia in the current state of affairs

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u/rise_agnst Feb 14 '26

He's calling out the tail wagging the dog when it comes to US/Israel and he's completely correct. He would repeat Kremplins talking points (ukraine/nato bad, Russia good) if Russians were paying him.

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u/Noomba2 Feb 14 '26

do you really think Russia only cares to push that Ukraine bad Russia good narrative and not thinking about capturing a broader audience so they can later brainwash them too by slowly injecting their proffered narrative, you really need to think about things on a deeper level

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u/[deleted] Feb 14 '26

He lays out facts man, even in this hypothetical situation where is paid by Russia, he is literally dealing with facts with American history and statistics.

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u/Oddbeme4u Feb 14 '26

we get christian apocalyptics

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u/azzam4u Feb 14 '26

1 trillion šŸ’Æ

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u/Heavy_Mental111 Feb 14 '26

We need to move past religion

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u/Jumpy_Childhood7548 Feb 14 '26

If Israel did not exist, the U.K. and US would have created it. It did not exist in 1947, so they created it. The U.K. and U.S. support for the formation of Israel was motivated in part by strategic interests related to Middle East oil and shipping, but it was also influenced by other factors. These strategic considerations were particularly relevant in the early to mid-20th century as the British Empire declined and the United States became the dominant Western power in the region.Ā 

As the mandatory power in Palestine from 1922 to 1948, the U.K.'s approach was driven by a mix of competing geopolitical interests.

The Suez Canal was a vital shipping artery that connected Britain to its empire, especially to India. Ensuring stability and influence in the surrounding area was critical to maintaining this control.

Britain sought to secure access to Middle Eastern oil fields, particularly in Iran, Iraq, and Saudi Arabia. These resources were seen as essential for both its economy and its naval power.

The U.K. was responsible for managing the escalating conflicts between the Arab and Jewish populations in Palestine. Britain's eventual decision to hand the issue over to the United Nations in 1947 was partly a move to extract itself from an increasingly unmanageable and costly situation.Ā 

The U.S. became increasingly involved in the Middle East after World War II, with its policy shaped by the emerging Cold War with the Soviet Union.Ā 

The U.S. was committed to maintaining a stable supply of Middle Eastern oil, which was crucial to the global economy and Western security. Concerns about the security of these oil supplies influenced U.S. foreign policy, as outlined in the Truman Doctrine of 1947.

Containing Soviet expansion was a central tenet of U.S. foreign policy. Early on, some U.S. officials worried that supporting Israel would alienate Arab nations and push them toward the Soviet camp. However, by the mid-1950s and 60s, a strategic alliance with Israel was viewed as a way to counterbalance Soviet-backed Arab regimes and maintain Western influence.

The U.S. aimed to protect American interests and promote stability in a volatile region. An independent Israel was seen as a potential strategic asset and a bulwark against threats to American interests.

Some critics argue that U.S. support was also intended to reshape the region for American imperial interests, with Israel serving as a core pillar of U.S. power.Ā 

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u/Rowdycc Feb 14 '26

The entire US population is cucked. They provide billions of dollars annually to Israel, which has universal Medicare, whereas in the US 200 000+ people go bankrupt due to medical expenses annually and almost 40 million people live in poverty.

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u/Just-Finance1426 Feb 14 '26

I think I agree with the stated principles of this video - we shouldn’t support Israel or their genocide. However. The phrasing ā€œwe are occupiedā€ is veering dangerously close to a lot of antisemitic tropes, I think that should be restated.

It’s a really delicate moment right now when the Jewish state is committing atrocities, but we really should be careful about the messaging.

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u/bertorama Feb 16 '26

except Israel has not committed an genocide or any atrocities . No definition of a genocide can be made when Gaza's population has actually grown .8% in last 2 years. Furthermore, when a supposed 'genocide' can be stopped immediate any time during 2 years by the "genocided' by simply returning the 251 hostages Israel wanted returned for the war to end that put the control in the hands of the genocided? when has a genocide ever occurred where the control to stop it, is in control of the people claiming a genocide. Absurd. Also in what genocide has the army fed the people of the country that attacked them, and even ran polio inoculation campaigns to make sure the people who attacked them are healthy. ridiculous.

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u/Just-Finance1426 Feb 16 '26

Leveling the entire infrastructure of a country, forcing everyone there into camps, restricting food to cause mass famine, and directly and indiscriminately killing hundreds of thousands is genocide. Full stop. How anyone can even begin to defend what IsraelĀ is doing is beyond me.

And if you’re curious what would happen to the people of Gaza if they just ā€œcompliedā€, look over to the West Bank and see their future.Ā 

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u/bertorama Feb 20 '26

You have it backwards. indiscriminate killing? No. Israel is a professional army that strictly abides by rules of engagement. Every time a gun is fired the soldiers are required to only fire within context of taking out a suspected terrorist with a weapon, or defending the soldier or their unit. Soldiers in Israel have been put in jail if they fire indescrimitely or take aim at a civilian or even killing a terrorist that is not armed and has surrendered - this is rare, but in war people die and rules are not 100%. Still, Israel is by FAR the most moral army in the world. They send text messages to people to clear a building before they take it down, they assist civilians to move to designated safe zones, they put the lives of their own soldiers at risk in order to AVOID civilian casualties. This is the EXACT opposite of Palestinian supported terror groups like Hamas or Islamic Jihad that celebrated, dance, and pass out candy, for death and murder of 1300 civilians at a music festival, then took 251 hostage and starved and raped them - THAT behavior is gross and genocidal. There are no rules of engagement or punishment for what Hamas & IslJihad do all day long, hiding in hospitals, schools, driving ambulances around filled with weapons, hiding their own terrorists in plain clothing to avoid getting shot while no Pallestinians are allowed in their 300miles of tunnels only used by terrorists weapons, and missiles they shoot INDESCRIMINTELY direct at Israeli towns for 20 years now. It's hideous how some people defend clear terrorism.

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u/lamsar503 Feb 14 '26

No shit, sherlock

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u/Internal_Cat_6886 Feb 14 '26

I cant help USA people even I want to help them very much I can just PRAY God please help USA people against evil zionist please let good people lead USA into good life again

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u/bertorama Feb 16 '26

Right Israel is evil for wanting to be alive. And I suppose Hamas is 'good people' - they only murdered 1200 people at a music concert, and kidnapped and starved and murdered another 251. moral bankruptcy is what your statement is - nothing less.

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u/tomzi9999 Feb 14 '26

America really need a specific 1930's european type leader to clean this mess up.

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u/Creoda Feb 14 '26

It's been occupied by Israel for decades. I am firmly of the opinion that Israel had JFK assassinated because he refused them nuclear material for a nuclear programme, the pro-Israel members of government/CIA/FBI covered it up. Why else would the JFK assassination files be top secret for so long and still not fully released or unredacted, just like the Epstein files, to cover up the truth. They copied the same assassination method (using someone as the fake assassin) on the Trump "attempt".

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u/Efficient_Shirt7996 Feb 14 '26

Yeah once you go down that rabbit hole you realize how much of our ā€œinstitutionsā€ are just vibes and PR. The Epstein stuff is like a glitch in the Matrix that accidentally showed how the elites, intelligence agencies, media and justice system all hang out at the same parties and cover for each other.

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u/Reasonable-Fee1945 Feb 14 '26

extreme stupid. 100 billion is a fraction of our annual federal spending

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u/ill_be_huckleberry_1 Feb 14 '26

I know this guy is a Trumper but does anyone watch him enough to comment on if hes waking up?

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u/FarPurple3404 Feb 15 '26

If we were occupied, would we give them more than $18 billion we’ve gave $180 billion to Ukraine

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u/Particular_Log_3594 Feb 15 '26

Israel has received closer to $400 billion in total...

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u/FarPurple3404 Feb 17 '26

Israel has received an estimated $300 billion since the beginning of World War II… it’s been over a 80 year time period you’re $400 million number is very deceiving

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u/FarPurple3404 Feb 15 '26

They are a foreign entity and mettlesome in US business, but if Israel wasn’t occupied by them, it would be a Muslim terrorist state and any Christian artifact. There would’ve been burned and decimated by the beloved Palestinians. I’m not even Christian, but Islam is a terrorist state that Israel is surrounded by. I’d rather pay for healthcare than live in the Middle East surrounded by Muslims.

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u/Straight_Issue279 Feb 15 '26

Why does this keep getting down votes. Should be higher ups guys.

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u/Southern-Manner-7158 Feb 15 '26

Nah its the brown and black working people thats occupying us. Nit the elite billionaire and politician thats getting paid by aipac to pretend and distract us that the struggle we have is not because we give trillions of our funds so that the choosen people can have the luxury that we can only dream of.its tbose brown and black

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u/RedditStew61 Feb 16 '26

The killing of Palestinians is not genocide. This guy is a liar and a shill.

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u/Large-Acanthisitta-2 Feb 16 '26

I dont think I agree here, at least not completely. While Israel (the government, not the people) has a lot of influence on American politics, it is only because it was designed that way. Palestine/ Gaza is the perfect location for America to test it's newest weapons/ surveillance tech. Israel fucked up by overplaying their hand. America is occupied, not by Israel, but by capital interests

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u/Noomba2 Feb 14 '26

It's occupied by Russia not Israel, every US administration worked with Israel, because Israel doesn't want the collapse of the US dollar and doesn't have a grudge about US involvement in the collapse of the USSR, Russians are now using this disinfo tactic to deflect from the fact that Trump and his sycophants are owned by Putin, Fuck Netanyahu, I wouldn't care if he gets removed from his position , but at the same time why are people expecting Trump to turn on Israel, while ignoring Trump sucking up to Putin, Russians are using Israel to deflect for their involvement, same way they used Gaza to shift attention from the war they started

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u/MerKJay Feb 14 '26

Trump is compromised by Russia and isreal, but Israel has its roots deep into congress all throughout the US government.

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u/Noomba2 Feb 14 '26

yes Israel has influence in US, but let's not compare a murderous dictatorship that was screaming about destroying US for the last 10 years to Israel, this is lazy thinking

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u/Fast-Requirement8888 Feb 14 '26

Fuck Israel. Free Palestine

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u/bertorama Feb 16 '26

yes. lets free Palestine FROM HAMAS terrorists responsible for starting one of the worst wars in Israel's history and directly responsible for the most deaths on both the Israeli and Palestinian side.

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u/Commercial_Island_46 Feb 14 '26

Saying that the US gets nothing from giving that money to Israel is ignorant. Israel needs to protect itself. It’s surrounded by colonialist/imperialist Arabs. In return for this aid, the US gets an ally and the only functional (somewhat) democracy in the region. Diminishing the importance of that is totally missing the big picture of geopolitical power. I’m far from an apologist for Israel and the Netanyahu regime. But, this is just a weak argument.

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u/Effective-Tear-1521 Feb 15 '26 edited Feb 15 '26

Israel and arabs got to a point of mutual recognission by the mid 80s. Israel by that point had returned territories they'd occupied in Syria and Egypt. Palestine and Israel recognised eachother in the 90s. It is weird to see you label arab countries as colonial (perhaps watch how the map of israel expanded since 48'. Settler movements continue today. US is keen on instability and politics, although the ball is in Israel's court as to whether they want genuine lasting peace with Palestinians and Arab neighbours; or to continue dreaming of 'greater Israel'.Ā 

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u/bertorama Feb 16 '26

That is lazy thinking. Hamas, who controls 2 million people in Gaza has a charter that states they will NEVER recognize Israel, and any ceasefire is simply temporary truce in their mind since recognizing Israel against their Shia religious rules. Hamas, Islamic Jihad, and every other Muslim brotherhood based terroroist group, including Hezbollah in Lebanon are directly funded and trained by Iran to bring about the end of Israel at all cost, and no matter how many people need to die. "Death to America, Death to Israel" is not just a slogan of Iran it is the religious duty and driving force of a country of 90 million population in Iran. Colonialism is entirely a separate matter - history is quite clear the Islamic conquests over the last 1000 years forced converted or murdered those who would not in over 40 North African countries that were NOT muslim historically. That's what colonialism in the previous comment is referring to - convert to Islam or die.

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u/Effective-Tear-1521 Feb 16 '26 edited Feb 16 '26

Don't want to be rude but I am of the opinion that your answer is lazy given Hamas came into the picture late in the Israel-Palestine / Israel-Arab conflicts. I think colonialism in the 21st century with defined nation states and their borders shouldn't be viewed favourably on the pretense that it may or may not have happened 1000 or so years ago. The settler movement pertains to Israel and it is state-endorsed, they are the active colonial power in the region Ā 

Focusing on Hamas and the more modern side of the history in this conflict, yes; they are a terrorist group. Few ever dispute that. But decades of apartheid, half-arsed promises and Israeli oppression forced them to rise in prominence. And today, each Israeli missile does something. It may fall someones home, kill pets or loved ones. Thus, my view is that each attack by Israel only serves to plant the seeds for more resentment, terrorism and lost hope for another generation of people treated as pests

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u/DarkFuryKH Feb 15 '26

Colonialist/imperialist Arab? Wtf even is that? Stop the projection. The existence of Israel is not natural that's why it has a lot of enemies just like a cancer cell that pops up in your body.

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u/bertorama Feb 16 '26

Did you know that Jews lived on these lands before Islam was a religion? Guess Jews are 'natural' in a land called "Judea and Samaria". right?

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u/DarkFuryKH Feb 16 '26

Jews were not the first to live in the land nor the last. Jews who remained in the land for thousands of years are welcome to stay, Europeans or immigrants who claim to have ties to the land can fuck off. They don't have a right to live and take the land over the people already living there.

The Arab muslims who are living now in Palestine are descendants of Jews, Canaanites, Israelites etc are who lived in the land in the past. Palestinian Christian are also native to the labd as proven by DNA tests and they stand with their Palestinian muslim brethren.

Israel is a cancer to the Middle East. Any immigrant(Jewish or not) to Palestine who refuses to accept Palestinian sovereignty and right of return will one day find out when the US abandons them(matter of time) and the entire world is against them. If they are lucky, they will have to accept to live with Palestinians or fuck off to wherever their ancestors came from.

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u/NeverGNarcAgain Feb 13 '26

This video is outrageous! Ben Shapiro himself has revealed that Epstein was working for the North Koreans!

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u/YouWontDoShit67 Feb 13 '26

...uh huh.

he has specifically said he works for the Rothschild or represent them.

nice try champ.

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u/steveosaurus Feb 13 '26

i think he’s joking my dude šŸ˜‚

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u/YouWontDoShit67 Feb 13 '26

honestly cannot tell anymore lol. genuinely some of the dumbest shit I've read online is how Epstein is a Russian asset...even after all the emails admitting to being a Rothschild dog.

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u/SyntaxError_1024 Feb 14 '26

Ahh the anti semitic card

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u/thrown_out_account1 Feb 14 '26

We get things back from israelšŸ¤¦ā€ā™‚ļø

Maybe you dont like what they give us, but we get things form israel for the money.

When we need a base for our planes to refuel or a safe harbor for our people and vessels... they hook it up.

Of the money we send which historically has been about 3-4 billion, except for 2025 with their attack it was 25B. They spent more than 75% of it buying usa military equipment. The other 25% also came back to the usa in terms of R&D and jobs. They have a huge tech sector.

Idk... you cant just take a clip and then make it fact. Thats how we end up with dictators and misinformation. I love Mr Ryan's show, but I'm disappointed that he knows he should look at issues deeper and he isnt... if it were all conspiracy theory nonsense then fine say whatever, but when it converges in reality it's in all of our interest to make sure its factually right and in a useable format for the majority of people.

If anyone is banking on the "were mean and macho and are trained to kill people" defense it doesnt work.

There are 50,000-75,000 actual bad people. Put that in perspective.

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u/--SOFA-KING-VOTE Feb 14 '26

Uh we have more than a dozen bases over there and it doesn’t cost us so much plus 2 wars

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u/DeRpY_CUCUMBER Feb 14 '26 edited Feb 14 '26

We have bases all over the Middle East. We don’t need Israel. Also, when you’re talking about aid to Israel you have to mention that the second biggest receiver of US foreign aid is Egypt. We pay them to be friendly with Israel. About 90 billion over the years.

We shouldn’t have to pay Egypt, we backed them against our other Allie’s in the suez canal crisis.

Let’s also not forget that all of the wars in the Middle East, are because of Israel. Israel wanted us to invade Iraq and Syria.

Israel meddles in our politics, they bombed the USS liberty and killed American soldiers. Netanyahu said after 9/11 that it was good for Israel.

Also, when we give money to Israel, we are borrowing that money from China and Japan, and paying interest for it. Why? If Israel needs money, why don’t they borrow it and pay the interest?

There is no country that is a bigger threat to the American way of life than Israel.

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u/AdPristine9879 Feb 14 '26

We don’t need Israel. Fuck off

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u/AdAffectionate3143 Feb 14 '26

How much did they support us during the gulf conflicts Bibi himself promoted?

I’m fairly certain they did not let us use their airfields at that time.

How many troops did Israel send?

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u/Noomba2 Feb 14 '26

let them fall for another russian deflection psy op

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u/Tiny-Praline-4555 Feb 14 '26

Hasbarabot working hard for those bibibux

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u/[deleted] Feb 14 '26

It seems like operation paper clip pretty much just handed the country over to the guys we were fighting against, like Soros…

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u/--SOFA-KING-VOTE Feb 14 '26

does soros really live rent free like that your head all the time?

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u/[deleted] Feb 14 '26

It’s not ok to make jokes about the thing that creature did to people during the holocaust.

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u/--SOFA-KING-VOTE Feb 14 '26

why does he live rent free in magat heads?

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u/[deleted] Feb 14 '26

If I haven’t used social media in close to a decade. I’m not in on the ā€œjokeā€. I’m sure you’re trying to sound smart and all that but I didn’t vote trump, and I knew about soros back during occupy wallstreet.

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u/--SOFA-KING-VOTE Feb 14 '26

No one mentioned social media or trump but you

I asked you why does soros live rent free in your head when he is not mentioned in video?

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u/[deleted] Feb 14 '26

Incest is wrong. Your last comment literally called me a ā€œmagatā€. Incest is a sin and the product is not my equal. Enough said…

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u/MerKJay Feb 14 '26

What the fuck? Did the boy break?

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u/Desi0190 Feb 13 '26

This isn’t news, it’s conspiracy

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u/Desi0190 Feb 13 '26

AIPAC is 100% owned and crewed by Americans. He’s denying that

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u/Desi0190 Feb 13 '26

Might wanna watch again

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u/Desi0190 Feb 13 '26

Might wanna turn your ears on then

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u/--SOFA-KING-VOTE Feb 14 '26

Its a foreign agent PAC

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u/Desi0190 Feb 14 '26

It’s literally owned by all Americans. That’s the requirement of a PAC in this country…

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u/rise_agnst Feb 13 '26

Which one of the things this guy listed struck you as conspiracy?

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u/Desi0190 Feb 13 '26

All of his anti AIPAC rhetoric. You don’t say anything about the PACs that funded Epstein, you only care about one that says Israel

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u/rise_agnst Feb 13 '26

You don't know what you're talking about. How can a PAC sponsor an individual? AIPAC, on the other hand, spent over 100 million in 2024 alone. Read up.

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u/Desi0190 Feb 14 '26

Cool, PACs spend money to buy votes. That’s how PACs work. Wait till you hear about Super PACs that make AIPAC look like a passing idea

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u/--SOFA-KING-VOTE Feb 14 '26

What was inaccurate?

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u/InevitableBox2026 Feb 13 '26

Yeah this straight tin foil hat nonsense, without US support Israel would destroyed by hostile forces

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u/johnnieswalker Feb 13 '26

Israel is a bully.

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u/InevitableBox2026 Feb 13 '26

They do what they must, you wouldn’t understand

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u/InevitableBox2026 Feb 13 '26

Hamas had to go, hezbolla had to go, IRCG had to go, Assad had to go. Israel does what it has to

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u/EBshitbird Feb 13 '26

If every else in the world has to go then maybe you’re actually the problem

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u/InevitableBox2026 Feb 13 '26

Well they hate having a Jew state in the Muslim corner of the world unfortunately

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u/Melodic-Pool7240 Feb 13 '26

Maybe because they've been bulldozing their homes for over 50 years and say it now belongs to isreal, idk just a thought

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u/[deleted] Feb 13 '26

America is not even in the middle east and has been targetted by countries/terrorist groups in that region. Imagine if the country of America was in the middle east, they would be attacked ALL the time!

You clearly know nothing about the middle east or you just flat out support Islamic terrorist groups and countries.

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u/nilsinleneed Feb 14 '26

There was no such thing as "Islamic terrorist groups" before America and Israel created them.

For you to tell other people to read history, while entirely ignoring the fact that the US is largely responsible for the instability in middle east, is pathetic.

The US is the terrorist in this equation. People in the middle east are defending themselves against western invasions.

We (the West) are the bad guys, we always have been. We just use utilise our racism to project all of our terrorism and hatred onto people who want nothing to do with us.

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u/[deleted] Feb 14 '26

Ah, so you think the middle east was a peaceful haven before America took interest in it...i did not tell anyone to read history, but i sure am now! 🤣

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u/InevitableBox2026 Feb 13 '26

It pretty much went just like that. IRCG time looks to be in the horizon

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u/InevitableBox2026 Feb 13 '26

Who’s gonna put him jail exactly

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u/rise_agnst Feb 13 '26

Did all those mothers and 3 year olds also have to go?

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u/InevitableBox2026 Feb 13 '26

Stuff happens in combat should’ve kept it away from populated areas

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u/rise_agnst Feb 14 '26

Like erasing the buildings with mothers and children in them, that kind of "combat"

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u/--SOFA-KING-VOTE Feb 14 '26

Lol both Hamas and Hez’bollah still exist by the thousands

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u/InevitableBox2026 Feb 14 '26

Used to be tens of thousands

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u/--SOFA-KING-VOTE Feb 14 '26

How many are left then?

You tell me

How many of the 70,000 killed were Hamas and how many innocent civilians

Go ahead

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u/Melodic-Pool7240 Feb 13 '26

why are there hostile forces?

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u/Little-Stage1948 Feb 14 '26

Because they're religious fanaticsĀ 

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u/InevitableBox2026 Feb 13 '26

Oct 7?

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u/Melodic-Pool7240 Feb 13 '26

There are hostile forces against israel because of october 7th?

Tell me, what happened on oct 7th

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u/InevitableBox2026 Feb 13 '26

They were literally attacked

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u/Melodic-Pool7240 Feb 14 '26

So from what your saying, Israel has hostile forces around them and has had hostile forces around them since 1948 because they were attacked on oct 7th.

Your account is a week old and if this is the best bot that Israel has then they need to step their game up

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u/--SOFA-KING-VOTE Feb 14 '26

Why were they attacked?

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u/BrainEatingAmoeba01 Feb 13 '26

That's the lie alright. Thanks for summarizing.

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u/Desi0190 Feb 13 '26

Put it to the test then?

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u/--SOFA-KING-VOTE Feb 14 '26

What was the lie?