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🎥 #Trump is #ControlledByIsrael and #FollowerOfNetanyahu; by #BetrayalOfAmerica he launched an unwinnable #RegimeChange war #AgainstIran for the #BenefitOfIsrael: Israel’s actions in Gaza constitute #Genocide, #EthnicCleansing, the #KillingOf22000Children, and #LandSeizure 👇👇 👈 Interview of @stephenasmith with Tucker Carlson (@TuckerCarlson) ✅ 1- Main Claims 1.1 I no longer support Trump because on February 28, 2026, he launched a regime-change war against Iran on behalf of and for the benefit of Israel—a war that every informed observer knew from the outset could not be won and would only harm the United States. 1.2 Trump is controlled by a foreign country (Israel) and lacks the capacity for independent decision-making. He followed Netanyahu’s lead; Israel chose the timing and parameters of the war, and the United States effectively became Israel’s military partner. 1.3 This war is the most disastrous decision any American president has made in my lifetime and will severely lower the standard of living in the United States and Western Europe. 1.4 Israel’s actions in Gaza constitute genocide, ethnic cleansing, the killing of thousands of children, and land seizure. Israeli officials have explicitly referred to the Palestinians as “Amalek,” and their goal is the complete destruction of a people. 1.5 Both the Democratic and Republican parties are controlled by the same donors, lobbies (especially AIPAC), and the same foreign masters, and they are in complete agreement on the major issues (the economy and foreign policy). 1.6 America urgently needs a genuine third party because the majority of Americans oppose the Iran war and the current tax system and have no representation. 1.7 Racial division is a deliberate tool of the elites to divert public attention from the real economic crisis and the looting of the country by the billionaire class. ✅ 2- Arguments 2.1 On the Iran war and Trump’s betrayal: I knew Trump for twenty years, campaigned with him, spoke at the Republican National Convention, and defended him throughout my time at Fox News. Everything changed on February 28. Trump launched a regime-change war against Iran together with Israel. I repeatedly warned him before the war that it could not be won and would only weaken America. He offered the American people no argument demonstrating that he himself genuinely supported the war. He merely said, “I don’t want Iran to have a nuclear program.” Yet the previous June he had claimed to have destroyed Iran’s nuclear program. Six months later he suddenly declared that we must kill the leader of Shia Islam and go to war. This glaring contradiction shows the decision was imposed on him from outside. The result of this war: American deaths, the destruction of U.S. bases in the Persian Gulf, America’s expulsion from the region, and severe damage to America’s global power. This war marks the end of the era in which the United States could shape world events. 2.2 On Israel’s control over Trump: Trump personally told me the war was going well, but the reality is that Israel chose the start date, set the parameters, and brought the United States in as a military partner. I told him directly: “Netanyahu is leading you around by the nose and everyone can see it.” He did not like hearing that and later had someone call to say he was offended. Trump hates direct confrontation and always says “everything is going to be great.” But the truth is that he acted under pressure from Israel, Miriam Adelson (widow of Sheldon Adelson), Rupert Murdoch, and foreign donors. Even today the U.S. Congress is voting to merge the American military with the IDF—the army currently committing genocide. This serves no American interest and is being done solely because Israel wants it. 2.3 On the genocide in Gaza: Genocide has an international definition: a systematic effort by a government to eliminate a people. Israeli officials, including Netanyahu, the finance minister, and the defense minister, have repeatedly referred to the Palestinians as “Amalek.” In the Bible, God commands the ancient Hebrews to kill all the Amalekites, including their children, infants, and even their livestock. This is exactly the language Israeli officials use. Israeli human-rights groups, the International Court, and virtually the entire world call it genocide. More than 75,000 people have been killed; hundreds of journalists, churches, hospitals, and all civilian infrastructure have been destroyed. Israeli officials openly speak of establishing concentration camps. The United States is the only country that can stop it because it is paying for it. I have no problem with Jews or with the Israeli people; my problem is with a government that is committing genocide and with American officials who fund it and label anyone who points it out a Nazi. 2.4 On the two parties and the need for a third party: Both parties agree on the two core issues: the economy (who gets rich) and foreign policy (whom we bomb). The American tax code taxes investment and inheritance at half the rate of wage labor. This punishes work and rewards inherited wealth. The U.S. military budget is about $1.5 trillion a year (80 percent of discretionary spending). Both parties defend the Iran war and support for Israel because they share the same donors. AIPAC funds roughly 90 percent of Congress. If Liechtenstein or Congo were doing this, everyone would scream. Because it is Israel, there is silence. Most Americans oppose this war and this tax system yet have no representation. Therefore a third party is essential. 2.5 On race versus economics: Racial division is a deliberate tool. For sixty years the Democratic Party has told non-whites that white people are their enemy. This is a lie and prevents people from noticing that the billionaire class and private equity are looting the country. Department of Labor statistics show that whites rank fifth or sixth in income, and many whites are poor. Racial discrimination is always wrong, whether directed against Blacks or against whites. The real solution is complete equality of American citizens, not new racial quotas. ✅ 3- Evidence and Indicators 3.1 Personal and direct evidence from Trump: I spoke with Trump repeatedly before the war and warned him. He offered the American people no solid argument. During the twelve-day war in June I told him directly that he was being controlled by Netanyahu. He denied it and said everything would be fine. Later someone called to say he was offended. This reaction shows he knew the truth but could not deny it. 3.2 Evidence on the Iran war: In June Trump claimed he had destroyed Iran’s nuclear program. Six months later he started the war again. Israel chose the timing and manner of the war. Joe Kent (former director of the National Counterterrorism Center), upon resigning, publicly stated that the Butler, Pennsylvania, assassination attempt was connected to Trump’s move against Iran. No American media outlet followed up on this claim because they all support the war. Results of the war: American deaths, destruction of Gulf bases, and the weakening of American power. 3.3 Evidence of genocide in Gaza: Israeli officials have repeatedly used the language of “Amalek.” More than 75,000 dead, hundreds of journalists, destruction of churches, hospitals, and civilian infrastructure. Israeli officials openly speak of concentration camps. The International Court has indicted Netanyahu for genocide. Israeli human-rights groups themselves call it genocide. America is paying for it and is the only country that can stop it. 3.4 Evidence of the lobby and foreign control: Miriam Adelson and Rupert Murdoch applied direct pressure. AIPAC funds roughly 90 percent of members of Congress. Congress is currently voting to merge the U.S. military with the IDF. Trump shut down the investigation into the Butler assassination attempt and refused to release FBI information. This behavior is suspicious. 3.5 Evidence on the economy and the two parties: U.S. strategic petroleum reserves are running out; Trump himself said we are weeks away from depletion. The tax system punishes work and rewards inherited wealth. Both parties agree on this system and on the Iran war. There were massive protests against the Iraq war, but there are no widespread protests against the Iran war because both parties support it. ✅ 4- Conclusions 4.1 By following Israel, Trump led America into a war it cannot win and destroyed America’s global power. This is a betrayal of the country and of his own legacy. 4.2 The genocide in Gaza is an undeniable reality, and America is complicit by funding it. Future generations will recognize this. 4.3 Both American parties are controlled by a foreign lobby and the billionaire class. Real democracy does not exist, and a third party is essential. 4.4 Genuine leaders must love their own people first. Without that love, no solution will work. 4.5 Personal life, love for those around us, and telling the truth matter more than politics. We should not wait for a political savior; we must build better lives ourselves.

Akbar Ganji

@GanjiAkbar

1 day ago

🎥 Debate on #RacialIdentity, #FreedomOfSpeech, #Crime, #Oligarchy, the #IranWar, and #IsraelsDominanceOverAmerica: Nick Fuentes Strongly Against #Warmongering and #IsraelsDominanceOverAmerica; Hunter Biden Only #CriticizesTrumpsSubmissionToIsrael for the War against Iran👇👇 👈 Channel 5 Debate between Nick Fuentes @NickJFuentes (America First right-winger) and Hunter Biden @HunterBiden (son of former US President Joe Biden): ✅ 1- Main Claims 🔹 Nick Fuentes: 1.1 I am not a Nazi or a white supremacist; race is real, but Nazi ideology is non-Christian and cruel and does not completely define a person. I am a Christian and believe in a universal human community. 1.2 Cancel culture and censorship after 2016 and 2021, especially the complete removal of right-wingers from platforms, pushed people toward radicalism and drove the right toward extremism. 1.3 White people feel they are being boxed out in major American cities and have the right to ethnic spaces similar to other groups; crime in cities like Chicago is the main problem and its racial dimensions cannot be denied. 1.4 The disproportionate influence of Jews and the Israel lobby on American politics (including Larry Ellison, Miriam Adelson, and Jared Kushner) is a real problem and must be separated from America's interests. America is paying the cost of the genocide in Gaza and supplying weapons for it and is under the dominance of the Israel lobby. 1.5 Trump lacks an ideological core, failed to fulfill his promises, and has now reduced MAGA to specific lobbies; the Iran war is a clear example of betrayal of the "America First" slogan. 🔹 Hunter Biden: 1.1 Diversity and inclusion have been America's greatest strengths, and history has proven that pointing the finger at the "other" (Irish, Blacks, Jews, etc.) has always been wrong. 1.2 Nick, with his Holocaust jokes, denial or downplaying of it, and extremist remarks, loses his legitimacy and reopens generational wounds. 1.3 Crime and violence are not limited to Black urban communities and have historical roots in the segregation of cities, segregation imposed by white politicians, and anger arising from structural discrimination. 1.4 America's main problem is the technological, media, and financial oligarchy that profits from division, not race or diversity. 1.5 Trump is a liar, a narcissist, and unprincipled, and has been so from the beginning; his promises were empty. The Iran war is a classic example of America's submission to the repeated pressures of Israeli prime ministers who, since the time of Jimmy Carter, have demanded an attack on Iran. ✅ 2- Arguments 🔹 Nick Fuentes: 2.1 The phenomenon of the complete removal of the right from platforms between 2017 and 2021 (including Trump) closed the space for dialogue and pushed people toward options outside the system and toward extremism. After Trump's victory in 2016, the left, with a mission to find the "neo-Nazi and white supremacist monster," began clipping the words of 18-year-old youths and removing them from mainstream platforms. In 2021, with Trump's ban from Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, and YouTube, it felt as if 70 million Trump voters had also been canceled. No way remained to express grievances, and people turned to alternative platforms such as Parler, Gab, and Rumble, which created a mono-vocal space and intensified radicalism. Nick had predicted that investors would see the 70-million market and alternative platforms would grow; that is exactly what happened, and Twitter under Elon Musk became like 4chan. He believes this censorship was a self-inflicted wound by the left that drove people to the point of saying "there is no political solution; revolution or civil war is necessary." 2.2 The logic of white identity and white flight: White people have the right to a familiar space just like the ethnic enclaves of other groups in Chicago, New York, and Los Angeles that are 80 to 90 percent one ethnicity. White flight to the suburbs occurred mainly because of the racial riots of the 1960s; Nick's grandfather was in the National Guard in Chicago when, after the assassination of Martin Luther King, the entire West Side burned. In 2020, Minneapolis and Chicago also burned, and the businesses of the Magnificent Mile and Water Tower Place were destroyed. Nick says the problem is crime (carjackings, shootings, teen takeovers) and we know who is committing it in Chicago; Black people themselves are the biggest victims of Black crime, but its racial dimensions cannot be denied. He explicitly says he does not want his white children to marry Black people and does not want to live next to communities that have such violence. 2.3 The inversion of goals in digital censorship: Opaque censorship without a clear process (such as Nick's lifetime ban from YouTube without citing a specific quote or violation) violates the civil right to use the modern public square. Today, life without technology platforms (Uber, Airbnb, banking apps) is almost impossible, and depriving people of them because of political opinions is similar to deprivation of a civil right. Nick proposes that there should be transparent rules for what can be said and a reconciliation process. 2.4 Trump, the Iran war, and Israel's dominance: In 2016, Trump's "America First," anti-system, and self-funding message was attractive because traditional Republicans like McCain and Romney were seen as losers and weak. But Trump took super PACs, accepted Sheldon Adelson's money, did not build the wall, did not reduce illegal immigration until 2019, and attacked Iran in his first term. In 2020 he voted out of fear of vaccine mandates and endless lockdowns, but in 2024 he did not vote and told his followers not to vote because he knew the Iran war would happen and the wall would not be built. Now Trump has reduced MAGA to Mark Levin, Laura Loomer, and Randy Fine and considers people like Tucker Carlson, Alex Jones, and Megyn Kelly outside MAGA. Nick emphasizes that American right-wing has been captured by the Israel lobby: the slogan "no new wars" is only for others, but an exception is made for Iran. America pays the cost of the genocide in Palestine and supplies the weapons. Larry Ellison (a non-Israeli, non-religious Jew) with his private influence runs CBS with Bari Weiss and mobilizes his resources for Israel. Miriam Adelson gave hundreds of millions of dollars to Trump. Jared Kushner (unelected) has more control over the daily lives of Americans than any government official and at the same time builds a $6 billion private fund with the negotiating parties. This dominance goes beyond Netanyahu and Likud and is linked to Jewish identity and Jewish nationalism. 🔹 Hunter Biden: 2.1 The phenomenon of legitimate anger but wrong targeting: The anger of the young white generation at being boxed out is real and Hunter recognizes it (even his friend's son is a fan of Nick), but pointing the finger at Blacks, Mexicans, Venezuelans, Haitians, or Jews is a repetition of historical mistakes. American history has shown that every time a group has been labeled the "other" (dirty poor Irish Catholics, Blacks, etc.) it has been wrong. Inclusion and diversity have been America's greatest strength. The main problem is the oligarchy of three or four individuals controlling social platforms who profit from division and anger and even drive teenage girls to suicide but do nothing about it. 2.2 The historical logic of segregation and the riots: Ethnic enclaves were the result of compulsion, not free choice. Mayor Daley made Chicago the most segregated city in America (after Boston), and Blacks from the South who came to Chicago said the segregation here was twice that of the South. Cabrini Green is an example where Blacks were forced to live. White flight occurred mainly before the 1968 riots and because of the 1964 Civil Rights Act, not only after the West Side burned. Hunter says the anger of Blacks after King's assassination was legitimate just as Nick's anger at being boxed out is legitimate, but it does not justify burning the city. He compares that after Trump was shot in the ear or Charlie Kirk was killed, no city burned. 2.3 Social collapse as the root of radicalism: Statistics show that before COVID 76 percent of Americans were members of a valuable in-person community, but after COVID this figure has dropped to 19 percent. People leave their separate houses in the morning, drive alone to work, meet colleagues, and return home at night to watch Netflix. This isolation destroys the basic human need to see and be seen and drives people toward radical solutions. Hunter believes the main problem is this collapse, not race or the decline of America's whiteness. 2.4 Trump, the Iran war, and the historical pressure of Israel: Trump has been the same Trump from the beginning and has no ideological core. In the power transition to Joe Biden he said he had done an amazing job, but later attributed every problem to Biden and repeated the Biden family name six times a day. Regarding the Iran war, Hunter emphasizes that every Israeli prime minister since Jimmy Carter has entered the White House or called and demanded an attack on Iran. All previous presidents said no, because they knew the lifeblood of the economy (oil) passes through the Strait of Hormuz and without ground forces the nuclear program cannot be ended with certainty. The then-Ayatollah had issued a religious fatwa that nuclear weapons are haram (with the power of a papal encyclical). Trump killed the Ayatollah, a more radical successor with deeper ties to the IRGC came to power, and the straits are still closed. Trump promised to end the Ukraine war on day one but did not resolve it. Trump family corruption (Don and Eric's $1.3 billion contracts with the Department of Defense, the largest loan in Department of Defense history to Don Jr. through Peter Navarro's mediation) is nothing compared to the accusations against Biden. Hunter says a distinction must be made between Netanyahu/Israel policy and American Jews; 65 percent of American Jews disagree with the current Israeli government's approach and Zohran Mamdani has higher favorability among them than Netanyahu. ✅ 3- Evidence and Indications 🔹 Nick Fuentes: 3.1 Personal and social evidence: Lifetime ban from YouTube without a specific reason, ban from Instagram meaning "being dead" for Generation Z, and the growth of alternative platforms after Trump's ban. 3.2 Field evidence of crime: The destruction of the Magnificent Mile and Water Tower Place in Chicago due to crime, carjackings, and teen takeovers; the killing of Austin Metcalf at a track meet. 3.3 Historical evidence: The riots after King's assassination burned the West Side of Chicago and accelerated white flight; in 2020 Minneapolis and Chicago also had many structures burned. 3.4 Evidence of Israel's dominance and the Iran war: Trump did not build the wall in his first term, did not reduce immigration until 2019, and has now been drawn into the Iran war. Larry Ellison controls CBS with private power. Miriam Adelson gave hundreds of millions of dollars to Trump. Jared Kushner (unelected) builds a $6 billion private fund with Saudis, Emiratis, and Qataris and at the same time decides on the opening of the Strait of Hormuz and gasoline prices. America supplies weapons and money for Israel's operations and will be held morally, politically, and diplomatically responsible for the genocide. The uproar after October 7 revealed the hypocrisy of "America First but not for Israel" and "no new wars except for Iran." 🔹 Hunter Biden: 3.1 Personal evidence: Debanking before any charges, losing all bank accounts for 9 months, and seven years of destruction by the mainstream press without reflection. 3.2 Statistical and historical evidence: Per capita crime rates in the poorest red states (such as West Virginia) are sometimes 10 times those of urban centers; Chicago's segregation was twice that of the South. 3.3 Generational evidence: 77 percent of independent voters and 63 percent of Republicans consider the war futile; the unprecedented vote of 104 members of Congress to cut $3.3 billion in aid to Israel was a structural shock. 3.4 Evidence of the Iran war and Israeli pressure: Every Israeli prime minister since Carter has demanded an attack on Iran and all previous presidents said no because of the Strait of Hormuz and the Ayatollah's religious fatwa. Trump killed the Ayatollah, a more radical successor came, and the straits are closed. Trump promised to end the Ukraine war on day one but did not deliver. Trump family corruption ($1.3 billion in contracts for Don and Eric with the Pentagon and the largest loan in history to Don Jr.) is nothing compared to Hunter's $200,000 income from selling paintings. 65 percent of American Jews disagree with Netanyahu. ✅ 4- Conclusions 🔹 Nick Fuentes: 4.1 Acceptance of limits on freedom of speech regarding armed violence and revolution, but rejection of broad censorship of ideas as a violation of the digital civil right. 4.2 The necessity of rebuilding in-person communities and third spaces to prevent radicalism; artificial values-based enclaves (such as white-only communities) are a reaction to social collapse. 4.3 Trump is finished; the Iran war and complete submission to the Israel lobby (Adelson, Ellison, Kushner) was the final betrayal of "America First." In 2026 the Democrats must take the House so that the corruption is exposed and in 2028 a clean reset occurs. 4.4 Artificial intelligence carries the danger of concentrating dictatorial-like power in the hands of one company or individual and must be under national control. 🔹 Hunter Biden: 4.1 Acceptance of the legitimate anger of the young white generation but rejection of targeting it at minority groups; the main problem is the oligarchy that profits from division. 4.2 The necessity of human dialogue even with staunch opponents in order to see each other's humanity and prevent mutual hatred. 4.3 Trump has been a liar and unprincipled from the beginning and the Iran war continues the same pattern of American presidents' submission to the repeated pressures of Israel that has continued since Carter; a distinction must be made between Netanyahu's policy and American Jews. 4.4 Artificial intelligence is the greatest evolutionary leap of humanity and the human knowledge on which it is built belongs to everyone; it must be shared, not in the hands of a few.

Akbar Ganji

@GanjiAkbar

about 1 month ago

🎥 The #IsraeliCaptured Corrupt American #System Is #Unreformable. @realDonaldTrump Won on an #AntiSystem Vote but Joined the #Warmongering Machine #ControlledByIsrael: His #Betrayal on #Iran Is #Unforgivable, and Condemning Israel’s #Genocide in #Palestine & #Lebanon Is #MorallyRight 👇👇 👈 Conversation between @MarioNawfal and Tucker Carlson (@TuckerCarlson) ✅ 1- Claims 1.1 Voting for Trump was a vote against the system, not for the Republican Party. Americans sought fundamental reform. 1.2 Trump broke his promises, joined the system, and on the major issues (economy and foreign policy) behaved identically to the Democrats. 1.3 Trump did not want the war on Iran; he fully understood its risks but was forced into it under immense pressure from Zionist donors, Netanyahu, Murdoch, and the Israel lobby. 1.4 The American political system is irreformable — the people’s vote is no longer a real lever for change. 1.5 Israel exerts disproportionate control over U.S. foreign policy, and this relationship harms America’s genuine national interests. 1.6 Moral standards must be universal; criticizing Israel’s crimes in Gaza and Lebanon is not anti-Semitism. 1.7 Suppressing free speech removes any check on power and leads directly toward totalitarianism. ✅ 2- Arguments 2.1 Americans voted for Trump because they saw him as an outsider who would drain the swamp and end forever wars. Instead, he quickly became part of the very system he campaigned against. 2.2 Trump personally opposed the Iran war and clearly understood its catastrophic risks, yet he was compelled to launch it under heavy pressure from pro-Israel donors and Netanyahu. 2.3 The Butler assassination attempt was a pivotal moment. Trump’s shutting down of the investigation into it is highly suspicious and points to external pressure. 2.4 Israel functions as America’s “stationary aircraft carrier,” but its short-term interests (perpetuating war for Netanyahu’s survival) directly conflict with America’s long-term interests, paralyzing U.S. policy. 2.5 Ethical standards must be universal. Murdering civilians in Gaza and Lebanon is a crime no matter who commits it; defending it by labeling critics “anti-Semites” is simply a justification for immorality. 2.6 Systematic suppression of Israel’s critics through fabricated accusations prevents genuine reform and leaves unchecked power in the hands of lobbies. 2.7 Free speech is the foundation of democracy. Once the powerful can silence dissent, the system rapidly becomes totalitarian and the public loses any meaningful mechanism for change. ✅ 3- Evidence & Real Examples 3.1 During his campaign, Trump repeatedly promised to end forever wars and focus on America; after winning, he appointed a war cabinet committed to regime change in Iran from day one. 3.2 Trump claimed 38 separate times that a “major deal” with Iran was imminent — none materialized, and he ultimately started the war. 3.3 Netanyahu was the very first official visitor to the White House after the inauguration, and pressure on Trump began immediately. 3.4 In the middle of the war, the U.S. redirected missile defense systems from its Gulf allies to Israel — clear proof of Israel’s priority. 3.5 Trump personally shut down the investigation into the Butler assassination attempt; former FBI Deputy Director Dan Bongino confirmed this. 3.6 Israel continued bombing Lebanon despite Trump’s direct requests to stop — demonstrating Trump’s inability to control Israel. 3.7 Critics of Israel such as Congressman Thomas Massie are attacked with fabricated scandals (Nazi ties, sexual deviance, anti-Semitism). 3.8 In private conversations, Trump acknowledged the grave risks of war with Iran but proceeded under pressure anyway. ✅ 4- Conclusions 4.1 The American political system is deeply corrupt and irreformable. The people’s vote no longer functions as a real mechanism for change, raising the risk of social collapse or revolution. 4.2 The Iran war represents a profound betrayal of Trump’s voters and a devastating blow to America’s economic and strategic interests. 4.3 America’s relationship with Israel must be redefined strictly according to U.S. national interests, not lobby pressure. 4.4 Moral standards must be universal. The genocidal crimes in Gaza and Lebanon cannot be defended. 4.5 Only by focusing on domestic problems, ending endless wars, and restoring real sovereignty to the American people can the country become great again.

Akbar Ganji

@GanjiAkbar

about 1 month ago

🎥If Democrats Win in 2028, Will They Pursue a #ProgressiveForeignPolicy Distinct from Trump’s #Warmongering in #Iran, #Lebanon, and #Gaza — and Finally #DistanceThemselves from #Israel? Will #Gaza Replace #Iraq as the Defining Issue of the 2028 Election?👇👇 👈 In-Depth Conversation with Ezra Klein (@ezraklein) and Matt Duss (@mattduss), Executive Vice President at the Center for International Policy and former foreign policy adviser to Senator Bernie Sanders and Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez ✅ 1- Claims 1.1 The Democratic Party is undergoing a fundamental rupture in foreign policy, with Gaza at its center — similar to the transformation the Iraq War triggered in 2008. 1.2 Biden’s policy in Gaza was not merely a strategic failure but a systematic campaign of disinformation that denied the reality of atrocities. 1.3 Continued unconditional support for Israel and failure to enforce arms sales laws have driven Democratic foreign policy into a moral and political dead end. 1.4 Trump’s war in Iran exposed the weakness and desperation of his foreign policy while opening space for a genuinely progressive alternative. 1.5 Current U.S. foreign policy — under both Biden and Trump — primarily serves the maintenance of global hegemony rather than the real interests of the American people. 1.6 Corruption, elite impunity, and the collapse of public trust lie at the root of the foreign policy crisis. 1.7 Democrats cannot return to Bidenism nor replicate Trumpism; a genuine foreign policy for the middle class is urgently needed. ✅ 2- Arguments 2.1 Gaza has become a moral litmus test for the Democratic Party. Any candidate lacking a clear record of opposition to it will be rejected by primary voters. 2.2 Biden’s unconditional support for Israel stemmed from his personal belief in maintaining “no daylight” with Israel and led to the deliberate ignoring of existing U.S. laws. 2.3 American foreign policy must be grounded in values such as democracy, self-determination, and solidarity — not merely the preservation of global primacy. 2.4 Democratic foreign policy elites must be held accountable; many of those involved in the Gaza policy should not return to power. 2.5 A genuinely progressive foreign policy must end military aid and arms sales to Israel, enforce existing laws, and empower constructive actors rather than the most destructive ones. 2.6 Public trust in foreign policy can be rebuilt through Congress reclaiming its war powers and through a serious fight against corruption. 2.7 A foreign policy for the middle class must not impose the costs of war on working people and must pursue positive-sum cooperation with China rather than zero-sum competition. ✅ 3- Evidence & Real Examples 3.1 Statements by Senators Brian Schatz and Chris Van Hollen, along with primary victories such as those of Adam Hami and Brad Lander, reveal a deep internal split over Gaza. 3.2 Biden quickly identified Russian war crimes in Ukraine within a month, yet spent months denying reality in Gaza. 3.3 The Abraham Accords and the sidelining of the Palestinian issue were among the factors that contributed to the October 7 attack. 3.4 Congressman Jason Crow’s speech emphasizing the need for Congress to reclaim its war powers authority. 3.5 JD Vance and Trump successfully exploited the narrative that “the system is rigged” and the burden of endless wars on the working class. 3.6 The failures of Biden’s policies in Gaza, Ukraine, and Iran demonstrate the limits of American hegemonic power. ✅ 4- Conclusions 4.1 The Democratic Party stands on the verge of a fundamental reckoning; Gaza may serve as the catalyst that the Iraq War once was. 4.2 Future Democratic foreign policy must be built on values, elite accountability, and service to the middle class — not costly global hegemony. 4.3 Without ending military aid to Israel, enforcing existing laws, and strengthening congressional war powers, public trust will not be restored. 4.4 The progressive wing of the Democratic Party must strike a balance between nationalism and internationalism and treat foreign policy as an extension of domestic policy. 4.5 Only by accepting the new multipolar global realities and abandoning the illusion of absolute hegemony can a rational, ethical, and effective foreign policy be constructed.

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Me @Fightordie24_

almost 2 years ago

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almost 2 years ago

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