Video: Israel is just a tool of the USA and is not its master - The New Atlas 3.11.26

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Worthwhile video making the case that Israel is just one of America's tools for world domination and the USA is not under the thumb of the Jews as is popularly thought. He makes a very good case for his presentation.

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The US can continue existing as a rapacious empire with or without Israel - it surely did fine for almost 2 centuries before Israel was created out of thin air by the Anglo-Americans - but the crimes of Israel would be impossible without US empire behind it. Israel is not blameless. Blame it for its role in facilitating Western empire up to and including abetting genocide and wars of aggression. But do not blame it for "corrupting" something that was never wholesome to begin with.



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Worthwhile video making the case that Israel is just one of America's tools for world domination and the USA is not under the thumb of the Jews as is popularly thought. He makes a very good case for his presentation.

Video Description:

The US can continue existing as a rapacious empire with or without Israel - it surely did fine for almost 2 centuries before Israel was created out of thin air by the Anglo-Americans - but the crimes of Israel would be impossible without US empire behind it. Israel is not blameless. Blame it for its role in facilitating Western empire up to and including abetting genocide and wars of aggression. But do not blame it for "corrupting" something that was never wholesome to begin with.


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Not necessarily a "tool" of the US, but a strategic partner, serving to protect western values in a land that's still stuck in medieval times.
 
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