Why no a group of pro Israel billionaires care about Massie’s (rep) in Kentucky?

[Anonymous]

MAGA KY, a super PAC funded by out-of-state, pro-Israel billionaires, spent $1.56 million between June 27 and Aug. 4 on TV and digital advertisements opposing the reelection of Rep. Thomas Massie (R-KY), who made waves by asserting that the United States should end all military aid to Israel in May, campaign finance records


https://www.denvergazette.com/2025/08/12/pro-israel-billionaires-spent-over-1-5-million-in-38-days-to-oust-thomas-massie-3d094aac-b638-5d86-b05c-2803a38d8401/

[Anonymous]

^ why IS

[Anonymous]

Disgusting. There should be no place for this brand of blatant interference, or any foreign interference, in our government.

Frankly, if you’re an American citizen and you support this, you’re guilty of treason in my book and deserving of the maximum penalty.

And, yeah, I’d say the same if the foreign interference originated in Spain, China, Brazil, Russia, or anywhere else.

It’s disgusting, and if you don’t agree, you are directly, indisputably part of the problem that needs to be addressed.

[Anonymous]

Personally I think Epstein was an Israeli asset. Probably Kirk too. And I’m not typically a conspiracy nut

[Anonymous]

Besides the fact that this forum site consistently deletes posts saying that Jewish influence is [becoming] over in America, that is the truth. This midterm is the start. Anti-zionist candidates are already winning in states and districts that traditionally have been overly majority pro-Israel. Wait until AOC chairs a committee in January.

[Anonymous]

Where applicable on dcum, I’ve been posting all Netanyahu’s quotes from way back to Oslo Accords to 9 11 to Gaza war about how he can “move” presidents and Americans.

Netanyahu direct quotes. He repeats various versions going back to Oslo Accords.

"I'm not naturally manipulative."

“Especially with the U.S. I know what America is. America is a thing you can easily move in the right direction. And even if they say something, so what.”

"They won't get in the way."

"Our fight is your fight. We’re protecting you."

"American presidents are easy to move."

"I de facto put an end to the Oslo Accords."

"They asked me before the election if I'd honor [the Oslo accords], I said I would, but... I'm going to interpret the accords in such a way that would allow me to put an end to this galloping forward to the '67 borders."

"Defined military zones are security zones; as far as I'm concerned, the entire Jordan Valley is a defined military zone. Go argue."

"I wasn’t afraid to go against the UN."

"I wasn't afraid to bash the Clinton administration and to stand up to them. I was not afraid to stop the Oslo Accords. They thought I was going to give in. I paid for it, but I knew what I was doing."

"I don’t care if the U.S. perceives Israel as the aggressor."

"80% of Americans support us— It’s absurd."

"Israel's fight is your fight, and our victory will be your victory."

"We’re protecting you."

"9/11 attacks and the U.S. involvement in Iraq benefited Israel by swinging American public opinion in our favor."

"It [9 11] would generate immediate sympathy and strengthen U.S.Israel ties, despite the tragedy."

Gaza/Resisting a Palestinian State:

"This truth I tell to our American friends, and I put the brakes on the attempt to coerce us to a reality that would endanger the state of Israel."

"Israel must maintain security control from the river to the sea."

"Give us the tools [weapons] and we’ll finish the job."

"Global campaign of lies"

"There is no hunger, and there was certainly no policy of starvation."

"Anti-war protesters in the U.S. are Iran’s useful idiots standing with evil."

"Social media is the most important weapon to secure our base in the US."

[TikTok] "a consequential platform for securing influence."

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Where applicable on dcum, I’ve been posting all Netanyahu’s quotes from way back to Oslo Accords to 9 11 to Gaza war about how he can “move” presidents and Americans.

Netanyahu direct quotes. He repeats various versions going back to Oslo Accords.

"I'm not naturally manipulative."

“Especially with the U.S. I know what America is. America is a thing you can easily move in the right direction. And even if they say something, so what.”

"They won't get in the way."

"Our fight is your fight. We’re protecting you."

"American presidents are easy to move."

"I de facto put an end to the Oslo Accords."

"They asked me before the election if I'd honor [the Oslo accords], I said I would, but... I'm going to interpret the accords in such a way that would allow me to put an end to this galloping forward to the '67 borders."

"Defined military zones are security zones; as far as I'm concerned, the entire Jordan Valley is a defined military zone. Go argue."

"I wasn’t afraid to go against the UN."

"I wasn't afraid to bash the Clinton administration and to stand up to them. I was not afraid to stop the Oslo Accords. They thought I was going to give in. I paid for it, but I knew what I was doing."

"I don’t care if the U.S. perceives Israel as the aggressor."

"80% of Americans support us— It’s absurd."

"Israel's fight is your fight, and our victory will be your victory."

"We’re protecting you."

"9/11 attacks and the U.S. involvement in Iraq benefited Israel by swinging American public opinion in our favor."

"It [9 11] would generate immediate sympathy and strengthen U.S.Israel ties, despite the tragedy."

Gaza/Resisting a Palestinian State:

"This truth I tell to our American friends, and I put the brakes on the attempt to coerce us to a reality that would endanger the state of Israel."

"Israel must maintain security control from the river to the sea."

"Give us the tools [weapons] and we’ll finish the job."

"Global campaign of lies"

"There is no hunger, and there was certainly no policy of starvation."

"Anti-war protesters in the U.S. are Iran’s useful idiots standing with evil."

"Social media is the most important weapon to secure our base in the US."

[TikTok] "a consequential platform for securing influence."

It's funny how, using the Israeli shill signal word, "deranged" so many jews are in Israel and in America. They overwhelmingly support a genocide committed by a fascist criminal who starts and prolongs war crimes and crimes against humanity in order to delay a trial for which he was indicted in 2019. That's coming on close to a decade now!! Say what you want about Chump, ICE, Blondi, Trash Patel, etc. But if anyone still supports a country where 75% of the population supports genocide, and allows a leader accused of domestic and international crimes to continue to rule, you're the problem.

[Anonymous]

THIS is why we need campaign finance reform.

[Anonymous]

Because Trump doesn’t like Massie and wants him gone.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:THIS is why we need campaign finance reform.

+1

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:THIS is why we need campaign finance reform.

We need to make Israel abide by FARA. In fact, we need to take all foreign money out of politicians' pockets. That includes MNC that are heavily invested in overseas infrastructure or arms. Then we need to ban large donations and PAC.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:THIS is why we need campaign finance reform.

We need to make Israel abide by FARA. In fact, we need to take all foreign money out of politicians' pockets. That includes MNC that are heavily invested in overseas infrastructure or arms. Then we need to ban large donations and PAC.

The Trump administration isn’t enforcing FARA at all.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:THIS is why we need campaign finance reform.

We need to make Israel abide by FARA. In fact, we need to take all foreign money out of politicians' pockets. That includes MNC that are heavily invested in overseas infrastructure or arms. Then we need to ban large donations and PAC.

Wasn't there a president who tried to make the Israeli lobby register under FARA? I'm sure it's completely unrelated to CIA mossad double agent James Angelton

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:THIS is why we need campaign finance reform.

We need to make Israel abide by FARA. In fact, we need to take all foreign money out of politicians' pockets. That includes MNC that are heavily invested in overseas infrastructure or arms. Then we need to ban large donations and PAC.

Wasn't there a president who tried to make the Israeli lobby register under FARA? I'm sure it's completely unrelated to CIA mossad double agent James Angelton

You mean the guy who was taken out 62 years ago and the circumstances around his murder are still discussed to this day? Whose assassination was unfortunately recorded for posterity by a local clothes manufacturer to the dismay of those involved in a cover-up?

ResearchGate link to an article talking about the history of FARA with respect to its creation to prevent the Nazis from influencing American politics and later how JFK attempted to force the American Zionist Council (AZC) abide by FARA. The AZC is the the same organization as AIPAC (name change in 1959).

The article is free to download from the ResearchGate site.

The Irony of FARA Enforcement: The Kennedys, Nazis, and AIPAC
July 2024
DOI:10.13140/RG.2.2.20606.60484
Authors:
Douglas C Youvan
youvan.ai

The Foreign Agents Registration Act (FARA), enacted in 1938 to combat Nazi propaganda, has played a pivotal role in regulating foreign influence in U.S. politics. The Kennedy administration's rigorous enforcement of FARA in the early 1960s marked a significant chapter in its history, particularly through its actions against the American Zionist Council (AZC). This enforcement, aimed at ensuring transparency and accountability, introduced an ironic twist as it targeted both Nazi propagandists and the AZC, an organization supporting the newly established state of Israel. The dissolution of the AZC and the emergence of the American Israel Public Affairs Committee (AIPAC) highlighted the complexities and ethical dilemmas inherent in FARA enforcement. This paper explores the historical context, legal challenges, and enduring relevance of FARA enforcement from the Kennedy era to contemporary times, offering insights into the ongoing struggle to balance advocacy, transparency, and foreign influence in U.S. politics.

[Anonymous]

Ask Massie himself, he’ll tell you