Sazzad Hossain

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One of the most common arguments I find myself having on here is the notion that America is controlled by Israel. That AIPAC, Zionist billionaires, Israeli lobbies control the US to function in the best interest of Israel at the expense of America. This is patently untrue. My argument is simple. You don’t need a formal conspiracy when interests converge. Joe Biden, decades ago, famously said, and I’m paraphrasing here, that “we would have to invent an Israel, to protect our interests in the region”. Israel is a colony. Not a country. This is obvious at minimal examination when you look at just how much funding the colony needs to sufficiently stand on its own legs. The whole purpose of a colony is to extract more wealth and generate more profit. This is not the case with Israel. Its defense is basically an offshoot of the American military. Its citizens receive free healthcare, free education and other social services at the expense of US Taxpayer citizens. This is not an indication that Israel controls the US. It’s literally how a colony operates. America has to do everything it can to ensure citizens continue to come and stay in Israel so it can successfully transition the colony into a legitimate nation that can become self-sufficient. Israel is failing to achieve this. This is also why Israel primarily targets buildings, women and children in Gaza. It has nothing to do with Hamas. The goal is to ethnically cleanse / totally displace Palestinians so Israel can successfully shake off the apartheid label and avoid Gaza being leveraged against Israel for a Palestinian statehood on the international stage. “If that’s true, why did Israel assassinate JFK?” When the US emerged as an uncontested nuclear superpower with unmatched military prowess 70 years ago, it made the categorical decision to conduct wars across the globe. ANY leader who felt compelled to move against the Neocons was on the chopping block to get assassinated. The military faction defined the American economy, and any politician who dared to speak out against it became a threat to the national interest of the US. Every assassination that took place, was a joint decision between Neocon military faction and the rest of the US power structure. Israel is just an extension of the Neocons military outpost in the middle east. "Yes, but America lost all the wars since WW2" This is false. America has NEVER lost a war. You need to redefine what "lost" means. The American Military have dual objectives during a campaign. 1. Short-term financial gains. 2. Long-term geopolitical strategies. The 1st benefits stakeholders invested in defense contracting. Irrespective of win or lose, it generates them substantial profits. The 2nd objective seeks to reshape regional dynamics in favor of the United States. The neocons driving these decisions, prioritize short-term financial benefits, to such extent, that achieving the secondary objective becomes irrelevant. This leaves the citizen (you), confused. Why continue new NATO operations when the US keeps losing these wars? It’s because they’re not losing. The outcome is simply insignificant compared to the profits. So insignificant in fact, that conflict perpetuation is preferred over outcome-orientated wars. "Yes, but American citizens never benefit from this" The American people are not part of the equation. America is not a democracy. It is an oligarchy. The Military factions serve the private sector. Not the public sector. The wealth generated from the wars remains at the top. "What about AIPAC then?" AIPAC is not registered as a foreign agent. That is because it is NOT a foreign agent. It does not receive money from the Israeli government. It receives money from private donors. Donors who are prominent stakeholders in Raytheon, Lockheed Martin and other defense contracting companies. American Zionists Billionaires often fund politicians through AIPAC, who then spend the money to strengthen political/military support for Israel. These American Zionists are not ideological nor are they religious. They are rational economic actors. If they were ideological, you would see these billionaires continue to fund projects in Israel or for its diaspora that have little to no direct benefit to themselves, like ongoing investments in hospitality, technology, cultural preservation, education, humanitarian aid, purely based on the belief in the cause. Rather than just influencing policy at the top levels, ideological supporters would bankroll Israeli society despite being surrounded by wars. This is not what we are seeing. The Israeli economy has come to a grinding halt. Import/Exports have drastically reduced. FDI's have dried up. And while Gaza has become a subject to reconstruction, not a single state actor has discussed stimulating Israel's economy. Billionaires, like many business leaders, typically make decisions based on a cost-benefit analysis where the benefits must outweigh the costs. If the support for Israel becomes less beneficial or more costly (in terms of political capital, financial investment, or public relations), rational actors will reconsider their stance. AIPAC's true purpose is to obscure the origins of who truly funds these wars. It is designed for America to claim plausible deniability, that it had no direct involvement in the atrocities. For colony to succeed and transition into a legitimate state, it needs to conduct unpopular, morally reprehensible operations such as ethnic cleansing and genocide. The most pragmatic way for the US to conduct this operation is to ensure that it personally has no direct involvement. The best way to achieve this, is through the influence of another ethnic group. So when people like you start digging down the rabbit hole, all you see is Mossad assassinations, AIPAC, Jewish lobbying, Jewish blackmail, bribes and extortion. Then you take this knowledge and direct your hate towards your country for AIDING Israel, rather than condemning your own leaders for directly funding a genocide through colonization. Entities like AIPAC provide the perfect narrative for the US to brainwash people like you. The narrative of "We, the moral people, who uphold Western Values, did everything we could to support the historically prosecuted Jews, but all they did is backstab us with blackmail and corruption". Every time you research into America's unconditional support for Israel, you will encounter compelling but misguided evidence of Jewish control of the US. That's not by accident. That's by design. A design that only BENEFITS the US. Not Israel. Because when the time comes. When Israel is no longer profitable for the Military faction. America will clean out the "foreign corruption" and position themselves as moral heroes. Trump is already starting to do this. Pay attention.

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