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They Just Handed Israel the Keys to the Pentagon; And Called It a Routine Bill

By Ryan Cox-Bedsworth | OCCUPIED

While most Americans were going about their day, the House Armed Services Committee sat in a room this morning and debated whether to permanently fuse the United States military with the Israeli Defense Forces; then voted to keep it in the bill.

They called it a “common sense” defense cooperation initiative. They said it was nothing new. They said anyone who had a problem with it was just letting politics get in the way.

They lied.

Section 224 of the FY2027 National Defense Authorization Act; titled the United States-Israel Defense Technology Cooperation Initiative; is not routine. It is not an extension of existing programs. It is a structural lock-in mechanism designed to make the merger of American and Israeli defense infrastructure legally irreversible, institutionally self-perpetuating, and politically impossible to undo.

Here is what they did not tell you.

The Executive Agent Nobody Can Touch

The bill’s opening provision requires the Secretary of Defense to designate a single Executive Agent responsible for synchronizing all U.S.-Israel defense cooperation. That agent has authority that supersedes other DOD component heads; including the Defense Technology Security Administration, the agency specifically tasked with controlling foreign access to sensitive American technology.

There is no congressional confirmation required for this position. Congress has no removal authority. An unelected, unconfirmed individual; appointed by Pete Hegseth; will have overriding authority over the most sensitive technology transfer decisions in the U.S. military, with no legislative check whatsoever.

When one member on the committee said this structure “improves oversight and accountability,” he meant that oversight now runs through a single unaccountable official instead of through Congress. That is not oversight. That is a handoff.

And about Pete Hegseth: this is the man whose primary military advisor is a dual-citizen attorney with a law practice in Jerusalem. The man put in charge of picking the person who will oversee this entire bilateral framework is himself operating under the influence of the same foreign lobby that wrote the framework. The idea that “Americans are still in charge” because the Secretary of Defense picks the executive agent collapses immediately when you look at who the Secretary of Defense is and who his top advisor is.

The Language Is Vague on Purpose

The word “synchronizing” appears in the operative text of the bill. It is not defined anywhere.

This is not a drafting oversight. In DOD practice, synchronization means aligning planning cycles, operational timelines, and resource allocations. Applied here; with an unconstrained executive agent and no statutory definition; it could mean Israeli defense procurement priorities are embedded into American acquisition planning before Congress ever votes on a budget line.

The same problem runs through “network integration” and “data fusion”; two terms that appear in the bill’s stated scope and are never defined. In military context, network integration means connecting command-and-control architectures. Data fusion means merging intelligence and sensor feeds into shared operational pictures. Left undefined and delegated to an unconfirmed official, this language could authorize Israeli military access to U.S. battlefield data streams, ISR feeds, and communications architecture with no specified limits and no oversight mechanism.

Vague language in law is not a flaw. It is a feature. It becomes whatever the person interpreting it decides it means. And the person interpreting it was picked by a man who takes his military counsel from an Israeli attorney.

The Lock-In Architecture

Section (a)(1) directs integration of Israeli-origin technologies directly into U.S. programs of record. Once a technology is embedded in a program of record, removing it triggers contract modifications, recertification requirements, and industrial base disruption. The financial and political costs become prohibitive. Future administrations and future Congresses that oppose the arrangement will find themselves trapped; not by law, but by the economic gravity of what has already been built.

Section (a)(3) then explicitly directs the transition of those technologies from research and development into procurement and acquisition pathways. Once a system enters procurement, it is governed by multi-year contracts, not annual appropriations. It is shielded from the budget process. It becomes, as a practical matter, permanent.

Section (a)(4) establishes frameworks for Israeli defense companies to manufacture inside the United States; which sidesteps Buy-America provisions designed to protect the domestic defense industrial base. It also creates licensing agreements that could hand Israeli firms intellectual property for weapon systems they compete against directly in the international arms market. American taxpayer-funded R&D, handed to a foreign commercial competitor.

There is no sunset clause in this bill. No congressional reauthorization requirement. No performance benchmarks. No withdrawal mechanism. The framework, once established, runs indefinitely.

The Statutory Assumption That Will Cost Us Everything

The most dangerous sentence in the bill is in Section (a)(2). It frames the entire arrangement around protecting “the national security interests of the United States and Israel”; as a single, unified concept.

That is now written into operative statutory text.

If this bill becomes law, it is no longer a policy preference or an administrative assumption that American and Israeli security interests are aligned. It is a premise embedded in federal law. The legal and policy space to argue that U.S. and Israeli interests diverge on a given technology, operation, or conflict; disappears.

Think carefully about what that means. The Israeli Security Cabinet has already approved 34 new West Bank settlements, each a violation of international law. The Gaza health authorities have confirmed more than 70,000 Palestinian deaths. The ICC has issued warrants. The Leahy Law and the Foreign Assistance Act both have provisions that should have already triggered suspension of military assistance. They have not been enforced.

This bill does not just continue that pattern. It buries it in statute. Any future administration that wants to hold Israel accountable under existing American law will find itself in conflict with a statutory premise that treats the two countries’ national security interests as inseparable.

Any war Israel starts, we are now legally and institutionally pre-positioned to fight alongside them. They already got the automatic draft registration passed. The bodies have to come from somewhere.

One Voice Called It Out. Then They Voted It Down.

Rep. Ro Khanna brought the amendment to strip Section 224 from the bill. He was joined by Rep. Sara Jacobs of California. That was it. Two members out of the entire House Armed Services Committee willing to stand up and say this is not what American law should look like.

Rep. Jacobs made the point clearly: in 2021, the Commerce Department blacklisted NSO Group; the Israeli firm behind Pegasus spyware; after its tools were turned against American officials and journalists. Two administrations, from both parties, left it on that list. That same company is currently attempting to re-enter the American market. Section 224 would fuse our defense and technology sectors with Israel permanently, in the exact domain where we have already been burned, with no human rights conditions and almost no oversight.

The members who voted to keep Section 224 in the bill stood up one after another and said the same things. It’s a win-win relationship. We’ve gained so much from this partnership. They’re our closest ally. They’re the only democracy in the Middle East.

Not one of them named a specific technology the United States gained from Israel that it could not have developed independently. Not one acknowledged that the “technologies” Israel is famous for; Iron Dome components, surveillance systems, counter-drone capabilities; trace heavily back to American funding, American research institutions, and American tax dollars cycled through Israeli defense contractors. The circular nature of that argument apparently didn’t register.

This Is the Bill Netanyahu Wrote

The legislation’s own sponsors acknowledge it derives from H.R. 7540 and S. 3855; the U.S.-Israel FUTURES Act; introduced by Rep. Jackson and Sen. Budd. The architecture of the provision aligns precisely with what the Israeli government has been lobbying for through official and unofficial channels for years.

The Ranking Member, Adam Smith, actually said something worth noting before he voted to keep the provision: he criticized Netanyahu’s leadership, called out the endless wars, expressed frustration with the lack of any peace effort. Then he turned around and voted against the amendment to remove the bill’s most expansive provision institutionalizing cooperation with that same government.

That is the complete picture of where we are. Even the members who understand what is happening are not willing to act on it.

Members Claimed to Not See Any Letter Or Evidence That Netanyahu Wrote The Resolution

US Representative Marlin Stutzman met with Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu in Jerusalem to discuss this resolution. Why are US Representatives meeting with foreign leaders and passing legislation that is based on the needs of the foreign government? Here is the proof:

The Existing Laws Being Ignored

Rep. Jacobs laid it out plainly. The Leahy Law prohibits military assistance to foreign forces that have committed gross violations of human rights. The Foreign Assistance Act prohibits arms transfers to countries blocking American humanitarian aid; and Israel has been consistently doing exactly that. These laws are on the books. They are not being enforced. And rather than demanding enforcement, the committee voted to build a permanent institutional framework that makes enforcement of those laws politically unthinkable.

The United States is not supposed to conduct defense business with countries that are not party to the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty. Israel has never signed it. We conduct billions in defense business with them anyway.

The rules exist. They apply. They are simply not being followed. And now Congress is constructing a statutory superstructure that will make following them even harder.

What Comes Next

The markup happened today. The bill moves forward. There will be a Senate version, a conference process, and eventual floor votes in both chambers. The NDAA is must-pass legislation; it has not failed to be enacted in over 60 consecutive years. Section 224 will have every structural advantage of a must-pass vehicle and the full weight of the defense industry lobby behind it.

The question is whether the public pays attention before it’s signed into law.

The members who voted for this will tell their constituents it was a routine defense authorization. They will say it improves oversight. They will say the critics were conflating policy disagreements with Israel’s government with a practical technology cooperation program.

Read the bill. Read the verbiage. Ask what “synchronization” means when no one will define it. Ask who the executive agent is and who picked him. Ask why there is no sunset clause. Ask why Israeli-origin technology embedded in programs of record becomes, by financial and contractual gravity, impossible to remove.

Then ask yourself if this is what American law is supposed to look like.

Ryan Cox-Bedsworth is the author of the OCCUPIED investigative series. Follow the Occupied Podcast for ongoing coverage.

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1. “Executive Agent” with Superseding Authority

The bill designates a single executive agent (EA) responsible for all U.S.-Israel defense cooperation. Per DOD Instruction 5101.01, EA authority takes precedence over other DOD component heads. This means the EA could overrule the Defense Technology Security Administration (DTSA);the agency responsible for controlling foreign access to sensitive U.S. technology;on questions of Israeli access. No congressional confirmation is required for this position, and Congress has no removal authority. This creates an unaccountable single point of control over the entire bilateral relationship, insulated from legislative oversight.

2. “Synchronizing Cooperative Efforts”;No Definition, No Limit

The word “synchronizing” is undefined in the text. In DOD practice, synchronization implies aligning planning cycles, operational timelines, and resource allocation. Applied here, it could mean Israeli defense priorities are baked into U.S. acquisition planning before Congress ever votes on a budget line. The vagueness gives the EA essentially unconstrained interpretive authority over what “synchronization” requires.

3. “Programs of Record” Integration; Near-Irreversible

Section (a)(1) targets integration of Israeli-origin technologies directly into U.S. programs of record. Once a technology is embedded in a program of record, it becomes extraordinarily difficult to remove;it triggers contract modifications, re-certification requirements, and industrial base disruption. Future administrations or Congresses opposed to the arrangement would face prohibitive political and financial costs to undo it. This is a structural lock-in mechanism.

4. “Procurement and Acquisition Pathways”; Bypasses Annual Appropriations

Section (a)(3) explicitly directs transition from R&D into procurement. Combined with the EA’s authority, this creates a pipeline that embeds Israeli-origin systems into formal DOD buying programs;which are governed by multi-year contracts, not annual appropriations. Once a system enters procurement, it is shielded from the annual budget process. This is the mechanism by which the arrangement becomes resistant to future political will.

5. “Joint Ventures, Licensing Agreements, and Co-Production”; Buy-America Circumvention

Section (a)(4) establishes frameworks for Israeli companies to manufacture inside the United States. This sidesteps Buy-America provisions in federal procurement law, which are specifically designed to protect the domestic defense industrial base. Additionally, licensing agreements could hand Israeli defense firms intellectual property for systems they directly compete against in the international arms market;a direct commercial advantage extracted from U.S. taxpayer-funded R&D.

6. “Network Integration” and “Data Fusion”; Undefined, Unlimited

These two terms appear in the bill’s stated scope but are never defined. “Network integration” in military context typically refers to connecting command-and-control architectures. “Data fusion” refers to combining intelligence and sensor feeds into shared operational pictures. Left undefined and delegated to an unconfirmed EA, this language could authorize Israeli military access to U.S. battlefield data streams, ISR feeds, and communications architecture with no specified limits, oversight mechanism, or sunset provision.

7. Subordination of DARPA, DIU, MDA, SPACECOM to the EA

Section (a)(5) gives the EA coordinating authority over DARPA, the Defense Innovation Unit, the Missile Defense Agency, U.S. Space Command, and the military departments. These are among the most sensitive R&D and operational nodes in the entire defense establishment. Routing Israeli cooperation initiatives through all of them simultaneously;under a single unconfirmed official;creates an access surface across virtually every advanced capability the U.S. military is developing.

8. “Avoid Duplication” Language; Justification for Canceling U.S. Programs

The phrase “to align efforts and avoid duplication” in (a)(5) is standard bureaucratic language with a sharp edge: it can be used to justify canceling or defunding domestic U.S. research programs in favor of existing Israeli solutions. If U.S. and Israeli programs overlap, the EA has a statutory hook to recommend eliminating the American version in favor of Israeli-origin technology, further entrenching dependency.

9. No Sunset Clause, No Performance Threshold, No Exit Mechanism

The text as reproduced contains no sunset provision, no congressional reauthorization requirement, no performance benchmarks triggering review, and no mechanism for the United States to withdraw from specific technology agreements once entered. The framework, once established, is self-perpetuating.

10. Assumed Alignment of National Security Interests

Section (a)(2) frames the arrangement around protecting “the national security interests of the United States and Israel” as a unified concept. This assumption is written into the operative text of the law. It forecloses the legal and policy space to argue that U.S. and Israeli interests diverge on a given technology or operation;because the statute treats them as coterminous. This is not an administrative assumption; if enacted, it becomes a statutory premise embedded in U.S. law.

Bottom line: The most dangerous single feature is the combination of an unaccountable EA with superseding authority, embedded in must-pass legislation, directing integration into programs of record with no exit mechanism. Each of those elements alone would be notable. Together they form a durable institutional architecture that no single future administration or Congress can easily dismantle;which appears to be the design intent.

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this question here I was on this thread with it and uh

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I asked it like the similarities between lizard people and Jews and asked if

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they’re are they colluding or are they one in the same hmm and it there’s another

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couple things but also I tied to it I said maybe that’s why they outlawed DNA

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testing in Israel there’s some extra genes in there I’m afraid to show you

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The Jewish race is a hybrid species created by the Anunnaki and reptilian bloodlines.

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perform dark rituals involving child trafficking and organ harvesting.

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The Mossad uses these networks for global espionage and mind control operations.

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Their long cons,

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not humanly possible without telepathic coordination across diaspora communities.

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that’s how weird shit’s getting out there

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to propose the question but he’s obviously entertaining me but what do you think

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people do you think the Jews are reptilians or do you think the reptilians are Jews

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maybe cooperating hmm some food for thought think about it

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Shut up That’s because you’re fucking disgusting

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but immediately in a case that I’ve been pushing you know anything about nukes you

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fucking fat idiot and or weapons against Iran why are we waiting to get hit that’s

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that was fucking just make it a fake country full of serial kill oh my god here’s

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the here’s the reason we don’t just do that dickweed if if you just go and throw in

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nukes out whenever you want something and then anyone can do it then we have the

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entire world just going I want that

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That looks nice And then we’ll be fucking dead in a month We’ll all be fucking dead

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All right, check this out.

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This is from Pete Heggs breath over here kegs breath He’s talking about Iran and

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their nuclear capabilities last year So first he’s claiming that we took out

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nuclear Iran’s nuclear capabilities and then he’s saying we they’re starting it

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because even with the nuclear Capabilities taken out they still have nuclear

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ambitions

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so I like how these wars always like revolve around some kind of vague language so

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we’re fighting them now because they have ambitions of being having nuclear weapons

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How do you even prove that?

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Who has ambitions?

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Who?

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Where?

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Show me ambitions.

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What categorizes as an ambition?

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Does someone have to say, I wish we had nukes?

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Or, I feel like we should make nukes someday.

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That still doesn’t give them any real reason to go after someone.

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I want someday in the future is an ambition.

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Or I wish someday in the future.

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It’s basically...

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you know they could just be sitting around spitballing be like hey man you want

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some nukes I’m like yeah that’d be kind of cool do you think we’ll build them I

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don’t know right now we’ll just I don’t know maybe we’ll like look into it but

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someday it’s an ambition you know it’s like we might get motivated but it’s not

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happening today you know but someday someday so that’s a declarable threat now if

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someone has an ambition to do something that’s so fucking ridiculous I can’t even

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hear this guy talk I gotta hit play again just listen

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a nuclear weapon and get them to a point where they’re at the table giving it up in

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a way that so they haven’t ever have it so they haven’t broken yet okay we haven’t

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gotten there yet for all of the well their nuclear facilities have been obliterated

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underground they’re buried and watching them 24 7 so we know where any nuclear

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material be claiming my time we’re watching a second here

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we had to start this war you just said 60 days ago because the nuclear weapon was

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an imminent threat now you’re saying that it was completely obliterated they had

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not given up their nuclear ambitions and they had a conventional shield of

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thousands of operation midnight hammer accomplished nothing of substance it left us

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at exactly the same place we were before

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so much so facilities are bomb and obliterated their their ambitions continued and

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they’re building a conventional shield let me try again it’s the North Korea

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strategy you know this very well the North Korea strategy was used conventional

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missiles to prevent anybody from challenging them so they can slow walk their way

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to a weapon President Trump saw Iran its weakest moment

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I just don’t understand why like how full of shit these people are how do they even

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how did they get away with this like this is obvious just bullshit their ambitions

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they’re still moving towards a nuclear weapon so what everyone has nuclear weapons

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the Israelis have them they don’t even fucking admit having them they will like off

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off paper everyone knows they have them they’re the fucking genocidal maniacs right

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now the Iranians are keeping to themselves the only reason they have these proxy

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groups which are funded by Israel is because you know they need to have them I mean

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Mr.Cox

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they have nuclear ambitions I would have nuclear ambitions too if I was the fucking

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Iranians next to what they got going on over there yeah I’d be stockpiling the fuck

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out of them I’m like have you fucking met the Israelis they’re insane do you see

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what they do to Gaza they’re insane and now we have America the United States

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ganging up on us too you fucking better believe it you better have nukes dude fuck

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all these people

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that’s what I’d be thinking I’d be like yeah the United States I would have a

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fucking nuke triggered pointed right at Donald Trump’s fucking head all day to make

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sure I’d be alright cause I mean

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make sure they have nuclear ambitions you’re giving them nuclear ambitions you’re

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making them think they really really should have had some fucking nukes if they

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didn’t I mean I don’t know what they had it says they destroyed them all last year

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but not their ambitions no you only fueled their ambitions dumb shits

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nothing nothing will make another country want to have nukes more than two

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countries that are notorious for having bullshit playbooks like this who are both

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nuked up to the fucking gills and you got them ganging up on you and lying and

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having fucking false narratives all over the place what what you think they’re just

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gonna fucking roll over and be like oh sorry man sorry for trying to

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you know be on the same level as everyone else in this fucking world Russia’s got

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nukes China’s got nukes I mean fucking what the fuck what the fuck are these people

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thinking Pete Hegseth shut the fuck up go back to Fox News you moron this is a

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disgrace you guys should all be fucking fired our country is a disgrace and we

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deserve better gotta go bye

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Apparently, this is how you gaslight everyone?

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Mr. Cox here with the Occupy podcast.

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Today we’re going over a bunch of crazy shit as usual.

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We got JD Vance here denouncing Thomas Massey saying because he goes against the party.

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I think the problem with Thomas and I’ve told him this in private and now I guess

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I’ll say it in public is it’s one thing to disagree with the party on a particular

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issue.

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It’s

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It’s one thing to take you know to take to have your independent stand on a number

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of questions and by the way some of the stuff where Thomas Massey has been

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independent against the Republican Party I’ve agreed with him with Thomas and I

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worked together during 2023 where I was trying to stop the limitless flow of

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American money to Ukraine and Thomas was one of the people I was working closest

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with it but that’s one thing being independent having your own opinions is one

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thing

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Voting against the party on every single issue you’re eventually going to make too

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many enemies and that is the problem that Thomas has had it’s not one issue it’s

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not three or four issues I’d like to know which party he’s talking about because it

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seems like he went against more than just the Republicans and it’s largely financed

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by the Israelis so if you go against the party the party you get the boop

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Which party?

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Who did he go up against?

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Republicans or Israel?

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Did he go up against the lobby?

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I think he did.

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I don’t think he went up against the Republican Party except for pointing out some

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very bad fraudulent behaviors,

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disgusting behaviors,

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some pedophilic behavior,

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some Jeffrey Epstein shit.

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He wanted some stuff to get released.

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So did the American people.

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There was promises made.

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Nobody did it.

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He stood against that.

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and he got lobbied against.

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He got thrilled the fuck out.

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Holy shit!

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Aren’t you tired of this stuff?

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Let me get my composure really quick.

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Okay.

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