Anonymous wrote:Big mistake. He just made himself a huge enemy in Israel. Expect him to be called an anti-Semite.

Anonymous wrote:I can't believe there are still people who think you must hate Jews if you don't support zionism or Israel's existence.

Just AIPAC shrills.

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Anonymous wrote:Most career employees in the intelligence agencies are mission-driven, not political. They believe is the value of analysis, highly-considered decisionss, and ethics.

Given the incentives to leave that federal workers have been offered, and given concerns about whether it's possible to work with integrity under Trump 2.0 (1.0 was challenging enough), many career employees have left the intelligence agencies over the past year. More will follow.

This guy was political, not career. He was a MAGA congressman before doing this.

And a rabid anti-semite, which explains his decision to blame Israel and the Jews for Donald Trump's decision. This guy gets zero credit for this.

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Anonymous wrote:It’s interesting how voices on the right are calling out this war more forcefully than leaders of the Democratic party.

Both “sides” are AIPAC puppets.

Except the statement is patently false. Almost every democrat voted against the war.

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Anonymous wrote:It’s interesting how voices on the right are calling out this war more forcefully than leaders of the Democratic party.

Both “sides” are AIPAC puppets.

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Anonymous wrote:Moron apparently thinks it would be great if Iran got nuclear weapons.

Which is why Trump repeatedly sabotaged nuclear arms deals?

Bombing Iran actually makes it more likely to get a nuke. The experts have been very firm on this.

I think they already have a nuke from china. There’s a reason they are asking tankers to pay in yuan to cross the strait of Hormuz and guess what? Our allies are payin’.

They definitely outsmarted the Trump administration and Benjamin Netanyahu. Arrogance leads to failure

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Anonymous wrote:Bewildering that the concept of disliking Israel’s policies and actions is conflated with a more generalized dislike of Jewish people, and treated as the immoral crime of the millennium … by the very same people who feel fully justified in disliking Arabs and Muslims.

Make it make sense, I guess?

This is the disingenuous gaslighting playbook from Israel. You can't criticize the government's actions without being called antisemitic. It's really no different than saying criticizing the US government means you're anti-Christian. I think more and more Americans are seeing through this BS, though.

DP. Here’s what’s BS: using justifiable criticism of Israel as cover to espouse grossly antisemitic views. We see this all the time on this forum and there are a few posters whose posts are constantly deleted because they are so transparent about their hatred of Jews. They simply couch it in such a way that they can use the criticism of Israel to try and mask their true intent.

We’ve all seen it, so don’t even try gaslighting that this doesn’t exist. It absolutely does.

Why do you think these ppl so concerned w/ "antisemitism" have suddenly pushed up the hate for Muslims? Dan Goldman's wife "liked" some of the most disgustingly racist and bigoted tweets. Did you see Jake Tapper do an 8 minute segment on that? Nope, instead, he and his fellow Zionist Jonah Goldberg get to compare Mahmoud Khalil to the KKK. Zionism is for supremacists. Period. It doesn't work anymore claiming it's antisemitic to point it out.

People like Sam Seder embodies what Judaism is supposed to be. I love him.

DP: “DP. Here’s what’s BS: using justifiable criticism of Israel as cover to espouse grossly antisemitic views” what does this even mean in practice? How do you know if criticism of Israel is coming from a place of authenticity vs antisemitism? I began using “Zionist”” instead of Israel bc it’s not Israel that I have issues with (i have issue with the leadership who thinks it’s a okay to displace, harm, kill, starve people) and have been told on this board that is antisemitism. You can’t keep taking away words used without at least explaining what words can be used. I think what Israel has done in Gaza and now Lebanon is immoral and inhumane.

Exactly. Exactly. Exactly.

I have seen posters here repeatedly forced to restate their position that their criticism is centered on Israel’s policies and actions, narrow the focus of their semantics with tedious adjectives (radical, extremist Zionists), and even play along with the Whataboutism charade.

Nothing short of refraining from criticism of Israel and I guess jumping in their boat to go on an Islamophobic witch hunt is enough for these lunatics.

Just look at the Crazytown starting lineup: Laura Loomer, Mark Levin, Ben Shapiro, Lindsey Graham, Randy Fine.

The disease is so widespread, but just start by considering those five freakshows.

YOU EXPECT US TO BELIEVE THAT THEY’RE ON THE RIGHT SIDE OF HISTORY?

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Anonymous wrote:Bewildering that the concept of disliking Israel’s policies and actions is conflated with a more generalized dislike of Jewish people, and treated as the immoral crime of the millennium … by the very same people who feel fully justified in disliking Arabs and Muslims.

Make it make sense, I guess?

This is the disingenuous gaslighting playbook from Israel. You can't criticize the government's actions without being called antisemitic. It's really no different than saying criticizing the US government means you're anti-Christian. I think more and more Americans are seeing through this BS, though.

DP. Here’s what’s BS: using justifiable criticism of Israel as cover to espouse grossly antisemitic views. We see this all the time on this forum and there are a few posters whose posts are constantly deleted because they are so transparent about their hatred of Jews. They simply couch it in such a way that they can use the criticism of Israel to try and mask their true intent.

We’ve all seen it, so don’t even try gaslighting that this doesn’t exist. It absolutely does.

DP: “DP. Here’s what’s BS: using justifiable criticism of Israel as cover to espouse grossly antisemitic views” what does this even mean in practice? How do you know if criticism of Israel is coming from a place of authenticity vs antisemitism? I began using “Zionist”” instead of Israel bc it’s not Israel that I have issues with (i have issue with the leadership who thinks it’s a okay to displace, harm, kill, starve people) and have been told on this board that is antisemitism. You can’t keep taking away words used without at least explaining what words can be used. I think what Israel has done in Gaza and now Lebanon is immoral and inhumane.

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Anonymous wrote:Moron apparently thinks it would be great if Iran got nuclear weapons.

Which is why Trump repeatedly sabotaged nuclear arms deals?

Bombing Iran actually makes it more likely to get a nuke. The experts have been very firm on this.