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🇺🇸🇮🇱Buried inside the NDAA is a provision that could permanently hardwire Israel into America's defense architecture. The proposal would expand Israeli access to U.S. military technology, deepen defense system integration, and tie American defense planning directly to Israeli military priorities. Not a treaty, not a vote, a budget bill....

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Alternative_For_Americavor 4 Monaten

“Woah woah woah, the goys weren’t supposed to find out about this one.”

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Mars Jupitervor 4 Monaten

Israel has already access to American defense planning indirectly. my guess is why Benjamin Natnyhu needs the bill this time It Allows Israel to take full control of Pentagon. Get access to US citizens private informations.

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Changed Mrsvor 4 Monaten

Isn’t this the same Israel that attacked the USS Liberty & sold our secrets to Russia? The same Israel that did 9/11 & blamed it on the Muslims? Isn’t this the same Israel that flattens Christian villages, target shoots babies, obliterates hospitals & elementary schools, holds the record for killing the most # of journalists, medics & aid workers, and sabotages all peace negotiations bc their God has a goat for a head & tells them they’re extra, so very extra that they should kill the ppl that hosted them after the Holocaust? America is not sovereign. We are run by satanic pedophiles. Putin was right all along & he should know. His country lost millions of Christians to the Bolsheviks. And of course our Israel-run govt wants a do-over of WW1 & WW2 to regain what Zionists/Nazis/fake Jews couldn’t win the first 2 times around. Real Jews wait for the Messiah. Real Jews follow the 10 commandments. Real Jews are a light unto the world. Don’t let Israel fool you. If you’re a Christian, or interested in what the Old Testament has to say about Israel, pls read 2 Kings 17:18-23 (New King James Version.) The Scofield Bible was written by an atheist & a Zionist to imprint a disproportionate love for a man-made nation (rather than a Messiah led ppl) called Israel. Israel is literally one big fat illegal lie. Their day of independence is the day they killed & displaced native Palestinians to force a land with a new biblical name run by demonic pedophiles.

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Adamvor 4 Monaten

It's another Cohencidence

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Justin Jacksonvor 4 Monaten

This is not something a sovereign nation does.

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DJ Kinjovor 4 Monaten

Not to mention it’s outright treason…aiding an abiding a clear enemy of the republic.

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Gamaleldin Solimanvor 4 Monaten

It’s a zio deal to force the USA fight unnecessary wars for an apartheid entity

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Wendy Davisvor 4 Monaten

Trump and republicans have sold US out to Israel

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oldrightvor 4 Monaten

Then Israel will probably transfer American technology to China as she has done in the past.

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DeadPresidentsShowvor 4 Monaten

America controls Israel. That's why America made Israel dependent on America.

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DJ Kinjovor 4 Monaten

Yup and it’s unconstitutional because Congress cannot delegate it’s powers to other entities. Already dead in the water… already null an void!!!!

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It brings to light two representatives who authored the section 224: @RepMikeRogersAL and @RepAdamSmith Those two filthy traitors need to be handcuffed and walked out of Congress. Anything in our defense documents concerning Israel has to be erased.

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SwitchedgearZvor 4 Monaten

This is treasonous and every party member involved should be tried and jailed.

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**"NDAA quietly trying to hardwire Israel into US defense architecture — deeper tech integration, joint planning, the works. Not a treaty. Not a vote. Just a budget bill. Interesting times.

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in other words Officially Make America a GENOCIDE STATE

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Eleanorvor 4 Monaten

Have you read the entire brief, Mario? I did. It's lengthy and I finished with a lot of questions. Obviously, I don't have any answers and I hope you and your guests will continue to educate us.

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Liquidity Snipervor 4 Monaten

Good on ya for flagging this, it's a proper worry. If it goes through it could lock US defence planning to Israel for decades and that should concern everyone. How do you reckon people can help push back?

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This NDAA initiative makes me so angry. US taxpayers should NOT be forced to fund Israel's military technology, defense systems OR Israel's vile genocidal acts in the ME. We need Congress members who won't put Israel leeches in our budgets. Don't vote 4 bad politicians.

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This idea that America gives Israel billions of dollars for free is an insane lie. Mario perpetuates the lie

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David j daley. refuse to lose!vor 4 Monaten

Well, the Zionist have already purchased and have control of Congress and of the Senate and now why not the Pentagon as well?

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Dr. Pepper Texanvor 4 Monaten

Again, that is simply not true, and if you actually read section 224, you would understand that it’s not. It calls for cooperation with Israel on certain matters that are spelled out very clearly. These are areas where we can benefit each other. Read before you make stupid comments!

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Fuck no

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It’s pure treason

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Matteo Mallozzivor 4 Monaten

AIPAC paid extra for this

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Arkansas Governor Sarah Huckabee Sanders visited Israel from August 3 to August 9, 2025, for an economic trade mission. During this trip, she met with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and signed an economic cooperation agreement

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Elaine Evansvor 4 Monaten

@PrezLives2022 Say no to HR8800

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crazyhorsevor 4 Monaten

ZOGusa is high treason by 🍊zionazifascist plutocrat pedofile rapist AIPAC bribed hooker

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It is forbidden to enter Gaza if you are not part of the incitement team and are paid by Netanyahu.

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Fuck that. 👎👎👎😡😡😡

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AmericanGahgahvor 4 Monaten

@PrezLives2022 Maybe the flip side of it is we control their military and stop the darn bombing of all the Middle East

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