Thomas Massie’s Baffling Opinion on Israel

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  • Опубликовано: 7 июн 2024
  • Thomas Massie’s stance on Israel is perplexing. For over 20 minutes, Thomas Massie criticizes Israel’s actions, questioning the U.S. support and the implications it has for American security and foreign policy. Yet, he simultaneously insists he is not against Israel. This video dives deep into the contradictions in Thomas Massie’s statements, exploring his critiques and his firm stance on not opposing Israel.
    Join us as we break down Thomas Massie’s comments on U.S.-Israel relations, his voting record, and the reasons behind his unique position. We’ll examine why Thomas Massie’s stance is confusing and what it reveals about broader political dynamics.
    Key Points:
    Thomas Massie criticizes Israel while claiming not to oppose the country.
    Examination of Thomas Massie’s voting record on foreign aid and military support.
    Analysis of Thomas Massie’s rationale and the implications of his stance on U.S. politics.
    Discussion on the influence of lobbying groups and their impact on congressional decisions
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Комментарии • 17

  • @Kick_Rocks
    @Kick_Rocks 16 дней назад +2

    It’s time for AIPAC to go. America First!

  • @MightBeWrong
    @MightBeWrong 17 дней назад +5

    Bro, that AIPAC white paper request sure did sound a lot like prison mentality. Just get him to do a small favor and now he's compromised. Massie is the GOAT

  • @chadwickpuffington
    @chadwickpuffington 17 дней назад +4

    Learn the protocols. Fight the protocols.

  • @rusty1121
    @rusty1121 17 дней назад +3

    Massie knows....hes just waiting for reinforcements. Being strategic in his position is sadly required with the current state of things

  • @kickflippro3
    @kickflippro3 17 дней назад +2

    If the definition isn’t in the bill and just refers to a 3rd party then that 3rd party can change the definition to whatever they want. Not good law. Never vote for a law like that.

  • @griselortiz-howell4287
    @griselortiz-howell4287 17 дней назад +6

    I didn't here opinion in that interview between Massie and Carlson. I heard facts. That our congress serves two masters and their favorite is a foreign country, that has agents who biy politicians.

    • @MiddleMAGA
      @MiddleMAGA  17 дней назад

      Thomas Massie says he's not against Israel. That's a weird opinion.

    • @michaelzizzo6726
      @michaelzizzo6726 17 дней назад +2

      @@MiddleMAGA He said he didn't HATE Israel. Hate is a strong word, being critical and saying we shouldn't support them is not hate.

    • @stopdamadness
      @stopdamadness 17 дней назад +1

      Why would he need to hate Israel? I don't care for anything that Israel is doing but I also don't care for Hamas. The only reason I care is because they're using my tax dollars to fund it. Otherwise what happens between Israel and Palestinians is none of my business. ​@@MiddleMAGA

  • @donaldwilliams8727
    @donaldwilliams8727 17 дней назад +2

    Massie is learning fundamental Law and is spelling the beans.

  • @The_Kiosk
    @The_Kiosk 17 дней назад +2

    At the last part, he's dancing around distinguishing between Js and the country. Important context: all congress members are bound by the law which for government employees and representatives includes an anti s ism statute with four points regarding that country, including being forbidden from criticizing said country's foreign policy. That country is doing what its doing to produce enough ethnic majority Js to qualify as a J ish state like the arab countries do. Some would call it cleansing but he could be fined and removed from congress if he said as much. It's like the writing is on the wall but it's forbidden to say it out loud.

  • @wills242
    @wills242 17 дней назад +1

    This is nuts