Gaza Peace Deal Struck

October 9, 2025 Hunter Wallace Conservatism, Foreign Policy, Geopolitics, Israel, Palestine, Politics, Populists, Progressives, World 48

Good.

Is it a win?

It depends on whether or not it lasts.

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  2. Hamas says it’s going to open the Rafah Border crossing? But didn’t Hunter and the rest of the Left say that the Israelis were locking the poor Sand N@ggers in their open air prison of Gaza? That the Israeli’s werent letting the poor crying sniveling little shiitey Sand N@ggers leave? Huh. I guess that was a…..lie?

    The lies built upon lies that the Anti-Israeli coalition has built, will over time collapse, just as assuredly this so called “Peace Deal.” Israel should’ve just finished the job. Anyone who hides behind babies to launch a ballistic missile attack on other babies, in the hope you wont strike back is a Demon N@gger.

    Hamas Demon N@ggers are in category all their own. Eventually, they will attack the Israelis again from behind babies. Then Hunter can show us more sob stories of poor Sand N@gger babies killed by Israelis attempting to silence NBC tipped Ballistic Missiles fired from within pre-natal clinics. Meanwhile, there are good odds this deal won’t last till Monday.

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  3. Well, they got rid of 400,000+ Gazans this time without any consequences. So they’ll eliminate more at the next opportunity. Give it a few months to see how many die from injuries and lack of mediciMassacre. making plans for the next massacre.

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  4. One important detail being reported tonight by the Lügenpresse, probably true: 200 U.S. troops will be stationed in Gaza as part of the “peace” deal. That means about 600 troops in real life.

    This is how Our Greatest Ally will start shifting the burden of fighting their wars directly on to the U.S. military. 600 troops aren’t enough to do much except be put at risk so naturally there will be calls for “a few” more U.S. troops, perhaps several thousand. Since this has worked so well in Gaza why not station U.S. troops along the Lebanese border or even better, 20 miles north of the border in a buffer zone?

    The precedent is the transfer of an X-band radar, manned by U.S. Army ADA (Air Defense Artillery) personnel, to Our Greatest Ally back in 2008 as a nice gift from U.S. taxpayers. But wait, there’s more! About a third of available air defense THAAD batteries/missiles have been transferred to Our Greatest Ally by April of this year along with U.S. personnel. I don’t remember the whores in Congress objecting to any of this either. Better hope there is no war with China because those air defense systems are never coming back to the U.S. for our own defense, if needed.

    https://web.archive.org/web/20201021114723/https://uk.reuters.com/article/usPoliticsNews/idUKN2938023720080729

    https://responsiblestatecraft.org/thaad-israel/

    An inch at a time, that is how Our Greatest Ally is shifting the fighting to the U.S. after they suffered severe casualties in their latest war of attrition. No more of that, time for the dumb goys to step up to the dinner plate, offered up by the Shabbos Goy in Chief. You just know that the blackmail The Usual Suspects have on the loathsome scumbags in Congress must be choice material, that is why the Epstein files must never be released.

    If the U.S. Government, with its military already stretched thin, ever tries to bring back conscription to properly staff the military, especially reliable, intelligent White guys to man THAAD and AEGIS type systems, they are going to have serious problems. The military is meeting its enlistment/retention goals now by moving the goalposts and creative accounting but that won’t suffice in a crisis. No one wants to fight a war for Our Greatest Ally but that is what is on the agenda for the future, like it or not.

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    • ‘ … ever tries to bring back conscription’

      Use ‘contractors’, grant US citizenship to foreigners who enlist. Have a big media push to ‘save democracy’, terrorism scare, wave the flag, just like they did for Iraq.

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      • Oh yes. Both already going on. The latter was a big talking point of David Frum and other Neo-Klowns two decades ago. The serve for citizenship racket started under the Chicago Jebus (Houseni99a Hussein/Mocha Messiah) as I recall. The contractors were already a huge things back in the days of Curious Jorge’s Misunderestimated Mesopotamian Misadventures two decades ago.

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    • @12AX7,

      “If the U.S. Government, with its military already stretched thin, ever tries to bring back conscription to properly staff the military, especially reliable, intelligent White guys to man THAAD and AEGIS type systems, they are going to have serious problems.”

      No they won’t. We dont have a problem wkth recruitment when we have an actual American running American First policy as Commander In Chief. Nor will we have a problem with conscription because if you wont be conscripted you will lose your voting privileges and even citizenship being ultimately reduced into some sort of Helot Class. Lots of people will weekly accept conscription and do their duty and the remainder will gladly give up their citizenship than learn DnC.

      Alt-Right people and other centrist Whites wont actually have a problem with being conscripted under those conditions. I actually have about a dozen Alt-Right intellectual movement leaders categorized for immediate conscription when it happens. I know they will join up or be conscripted up under the aforementioned conditions.

      In fact, one is Hunter Wallace himself, I will make a man of him whatever the cost. I know under the conditions of being conscripted and militarized for service in Israel under America First President Trump, his family blood will call him to duty rather than be reduced to helotship. I’d like nothing better than to see him and Richard Spencer manning a THAAD system in the deserts of Israel to defend Israel from incoming NBC tipped Sand N@gger Ballistic Missiles. It will happen, there won’t be a widespread revolt, most brown and black people and inner reds will simply lose their citizenship and be happy about it and there is nothing you can do about it.

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      • Conscription is the Achille’s heel of the whole U.S. war policy, that is why you always go back to it with fantasies about losing citizenship, popular support etc. When you are over the target, that’s where there is the most flak. There aren’t enough troops now, or enough properly qualified troops now (the most important thing), never mind when or if there is another big war in the Near East or in the Straits of Formosa. And yes, DOD is playing tricks with the numbers: counting delayed entry candidates as fully enlisted (they aren’t), reducing authorized strength goals when not met etc.

        You betray your Hasbara Status by describing in another post, recalling troops until their twenty year term of service is completed to fill out ranks. That is simply not how it works in the U.S. unlike Our Greatest Ally and other countries. An original term of enlistment is for eight years, typically four or six years active duty (depending upon the training), the rest of the time in the Individual Ready Reserve (IRR) until one’s eight year term, starting from when the enlistment contract was signed, ends.

        Upon completion of the eight year enlistment contract an Honorable Discharge is issued, dissolving all legal obligations of military service to the U.S. Government. A ‘Stop Loss’ order, which you also referenced in a previous post, legally keeps troops in service after their scheduled separation date from active duty. This can only be issued by the President and was last used in the second Iraq War by GWB II. It destroyed morale, collapsed reenlistment numbers and was ended after a short time, never used since.

        You would know all this is you had been in the U.S. Military instead of having read about in a Hasbara training manual.

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        • “An original term of enlistment is for eight years, typically four or six years active duty (depending upon the training), the rest of the time in the Individual Ready Reserve (IRR) until one’s eight year term, starting from when the enlistment contract was signed, ends.”

          Oh, totally wrong. You obviously never served in the US military unlike myself.
          The US government can call up veterans to service through various programs, including involuntary recall during national emergencies or specific voluntary programs for retired personnel. While peacetime recalls are limited, military service secretaries have broad authority to order retirees to active duty for needs that are not met by current personnel. 

          Methods for recalling veterans

          Involuntary recall: 

          Under certain circumstances, such as a national emergency declared by Congress or the President, the government can order retired military members to active duty. That is retired. As in those who have served 20 years. It also includes those who are not retired but are fullfiled their contractual obligations.

          So your 8 year carve out doesn’t exist. 4 year, 8 year, and 10 year contracts are just that contracts. Within the contract is an exception allowing the President to recall you for service up to 30 years in duration. Not only does it exist, its been used. There were mem who were recalled to serve in Korea who had served in WWI and WWII.

          Voluntary programs: 

          Individual military branches have voluntary programs that allow retirees to return to active duty for a set period. 

          Retiree recall tours: 

          This is a program specifically designed to bring retired service members back to active duty, either for non-contingency operations or in support of overseas contingency operations. This also happened with a number of WWI and WWII veterans in Korea, and WWII veterans in Vietnam. My grandfather was one. A WWII veteran, captured, escaped, a Korea War veteran, captured, returned, he was used to prepare men for SERE during the war and debrief returned soldiers from POW camps.

          Specific skills: 

          Retirees with specialized skills can be recalled to fill specific needs within the military. 

          Reserve commitment: 

          Individuals with a reserve commitment can be recalled to active duty. 

          Disabled veterans: 

          Veterans with lower disability ratings (below 30%) may be recalled, depending on military needs, though the likelihood decreases with higher ratings. 

          In summary, there are a number of ways to recall veterans to active service. One of our agents served in the Fulda Gap during the Cold War, served in Desert Storm and fought under Douglas MacGregor, then went on to serve in Afghanistan and Iraq. If he wasn’t so broken up and now overweight he could still be called up for his skills. As it is we have a plan for men like him that will allow us the opportunity to bring GENX aka Generation Kill back to the fold in numbers.

          An example would be Douglas MacGregor and another one of our agents would likely be called up. Diuglas has skills in combat, combat leadership, staffing, and intelligence. One of his subordinates and our agent worked with him to develop a new strategy of warfighting whose name will rename redacted here. It got so far as to be used for war gaming but was stopped during the Obama years. That form of warfare will come in handy as will MacGregor (despite his wrongheadedness on Russia) and our guy.

          There are plenty of GWOT veterans we could recall. Ive crafted a plan to categorized them under various medical conditions, and a new program of fitness and pharmeceuricalization to quickly overcome any deficiencies. Add on to it bonuses, such as free land on the rural areas and border areas as frontier farmers, or in urban ghettos as armed homesteaders clearing out the local troublesome foreigners and tribesmen, we shouldnt have a problem. If it’s focused only on Whites, it will be even less of a problem and it will solve our socioeconomic and demographic problems in tbe military.

          It will happen. You cannot stop us. We will be ready for when the Hunnic-Mpngol monkey people and their elephantine weapons of war come. But, it will take all age groups thanks the boomers industrializing and weaponizing the killing machines targeting their grandchildren. It’s been done, before, even Alexander had men in his 60s fighting on the ground. It will he so again. Hunter will be conscripted, to fight the elephant asian war machine.
          https://youtu.be/cmfzuM-SGzU?si=kj2j7PlKjt4nvMWo

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        • @12AX7,

          *In summary, there are a number of ways to recall veterans to active service. One of our agents served in the Fulda Gap during the Cold War, served in Desert Storm and fought under Douglas MacGregor, then went on to serve in Afghanistan and Iraq. If he wasn’t so broken up and now overweight he could still be called up for his skills. As it is we have a plan for men like him that will allow us the opportunity to bring GENX aka Generation Kill back to the fold in numbers.
          https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=NpH7ADaiE2M

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          • You are wrong, again. You conflate military retirees who have served 20 years and are receiving a pension with those who served less than 20 years, usually only one enlistment term (most enlisted don’t re-enlist) and are discharged from military service. Upon discharge from service other than retirement one’s legal obligation to the U.S. Government for military service ends. You are half correct, Those who earn a military retirement can be recalled to service upon a Presidential order at any age. Congress would have to pass a bill of conscription or its equivalent to return those who have been discharged without military retirement back to service. Good luck with that.

            Actually I did serve and was honorably discharged back when the term of service was six years, either three or four years active duty depending upon the training completed, the rest in the IRR. Then that sweet, sweet, Honorable discharge, replacing the DD-214, arrived in the mail. Now the original term of enlistment is eight years, divided between active duty and IRR. Most enlistees serve just one term and do mot re-enlist.

            Don’t take my word for it though, here is the U.S. Army’s website stating that the original term of service is eight years:

            https://www.goarmy.com/army-life/intro-to-army-life/time-commitment

            You need to update your Hasbara training manual with this information.

      • What a cock-eyed optimist you are!

        Wonder Years Boomer – IOW, part of the first demographic whose young men were not drafted. This was over 50 years ago.

        Prior to that, I was old enough to watch the peace protests morph from Antiwar to Pro-Hanoi. That took out LBJ’s chances of getting re-elected. Led to chaos at the DNC elections within four years and over 50,000 American dead.

        I am getting deja vu all over again on steroids with this last attempt to drag Americans in on Israel’s latest problem. One that could have been avoided, I might add if not for an unpopular Israeli PM’s antics to unify Israel behind his leadership.

        When that backfired miserably and Iran proved they didn’t need no stinking nukes to bomb Tel Aviv, for every jihadist taken out, five more stepped up to fill his shoes.

        I still believe any Antizionist sentiment on college campuses stems more from the suspicion involuntary military conscription is on the table but the Free, Free Palestine stuff is coming out of the gate and no American troops have formally been planted there yet.

        Which brings me to little Ben Shapiro snatching up Charlie Kirk’s bloodied microphone to go to American campuses to beard that 18-29 antiwar dragon in its den.

        Well I was eagerly anticipating Shapiro selling Zionism to the colleges at which Kirk debated. I had stocked up on buttered popcorn for Pete’s sake and nothing. No Ben to make my entertainment day.

        Looks like Bennie Boy doesn’t share your optimism.

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  5. I really do hope this peace deal holds, at least for a little while. Maybe then some of the people who claim to be White nationalists will move on and…oh, I don’t know…talk about issues that affect White Americans for a change.
    I’m so sick of hearing about this ridiculous Semitic “brother” war a gazillion miles away while we have everything from rampant negro violence to collapsing White birth rates to Sodom-level cultural degeneracy to leftist anarchy in the streets of large US cities to contend with. Enough about this worthless Middle Eastern sandbox, and it’s jew/Arab mongrel inhabitants.
    Between Lindsay Graham and the NS folk, what’s a real White American (meaning: ISOLATIONIST) to do?

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    • The issue with NS/WN’s is that they never get around to caring about White interests. They are anti other things/groups, but never get around to being pro White.

      Its an inherently unstable worldview, because the things they are anti change regularly, but there is nothing of lasting value that they ever actually invest in.

      With MAGA, at least, we can look and see that support for this big tent hodge podge of various groups has and will continue to pay dividends for White people. Kind of a good for the goose and the gander situation. Will it always be feasible to have a grand coalition with a diverse group? Maybe, or maybe not. But what won’t change is that our intent is still to orient ourselves to White interests.

      The problem with having your worldview be based on opposing something is that it forces you to make the perfect the enemy of the good. That MAGA is vastly improving our economy is something that benefits all of us. Being pro White, there is no conflict there just because it helps non whites also, its still overwhelmingly positive for Whitey.

      Hopefully that makes sense.

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    • “I really do hope this peace deal holds, at least for a little while. Maybe then some of the people who claim to be White nationalists will move on and…oh, I don’t know…talk about issues that affect White Americans for a change.”

      As I’ve tried to explain earlier, and this isn’t a criticism of you, “white nationalism” that doesn’t put fighting Zionism first is not white nationalism at all. All of the western nationalist movements since WW2 have regarded anti Zionism as their primary focus (Front Nationale prior to the purging of Le Pen Sr and his associates, BNP, Jobbik, Golden Dawn, Stormfront, David Duke, Andrew Anglin etc.), this isn’t something that they just came up with when the Gaza war started.
      You can disagree with their ideology, but they have been consistent.

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      • @Habo Ranule,

        “All of the western nationalist movements since WW2 have regarded anti Zionism as their primary focus (Front Nationale prior to the purging of Le Pen Sr and his associates, BNP, Jobbik, Golden Dawn, Stormfront, David Duke, Andrew Anglin etc.), this isn’t something that they just came up with when the Gaza war started.”

        All of those Western nationalist movements went no where because they sperged out over time to NS Fandom. It wasn’t by accident it was by design. All were compromised from the get go, most from the International controlled network started by Victor Rothschild. Its hilarious to realize all of the NSers were being run by V Rothschild, who I might add is the top contender for the final fifth man in Britain’s security services who were working for the Soviets.
        Present day Western Nationallst Movements are much friendlier to Israel. The ones who aren’t and remain actual contenders are almost exclusively in the English speaking world-See the V Rothschild plan mentioned above. But even now the newer rightwing nationalists are pro-Israel. Stand out was Hunter’s comrade he rejected becaise “Muh, Israel,” Tommy Robinson. There are others of course, all rejected by Hunter and others cuz Muh Israel. The result, it’s likely Hunter will be left behind cuz, while we planned for it to happen he could never organize a million man march like Tommy did. Although, what might have been….https://youtu.be/Q0HHZbvvQOE?si=7JlO1iHbP5dHbf69

        Meanwhile, NR, Vlaam Belong and it’s successors, Swedish Democrats, Danish People’s, AFD, etc etc are all overtly pro-Israel. They are joined by all of the Eastern European Nationalist Parties like Law and Order in Poland, the Baltic States, and of course Hungary’s Victor Orban which is Israel’s chief ally in Eastern Europe. Its over for the A.S.Spergers.

        “You can disagree with their ideology, but they have been consistent.”

        Yeah consistently marginalized. Their time is over. The most of the Nationalist parties in Europe are Pro-Israel and the largest and most successful are Pro-Israel. Once the Ukrainian Nationalist Parties are integrated we are going to town on the Left and will see them OBLITERATED. Meanwhile, the A.S.Sperger Right, including Hunter can keep goosestepping like retarded children looking for attention and clicks.
        https://youtu.be/7BrJlP62L9U?si=vLitv4ViSPq5cAmS

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        • >All of those Western nationalist movements went no where because they sperged out over time to NS Fandom
          Okay. So?
          Western racial nationalism has always regarded opposition to Jews/Zionism as it’s main focus. Has it been successful? No. In fact, since the end of WW2 it has been an epic failure everywhere it has been tried and it is unlikely that that will ever change. But so what? If they think fighting Zionism is the most important thing, that is their right. They are currently in the process of switching over to the left which is a much better place for them

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  7. You don’t have to publish this.

    This is not necessarily a good thing. The reason condemning Israel’s military actions was a bad this is because very soon White Americans might be forced to take the same actions. The Israelis are impulsive dumbasses. The Gaza war was poorly thought out and badly executed. Needless loss of life on all sides. The intelligent approach would have been to collapse Syria, occupy a large chunk of it and slowly and discretely deport and resettle Gazans and other Palestinians in “camps” there. Provide basic electricity and water and let the UN and other aid agencies deal with them.

    Hunter, you need to start spamming the concept of penal colonies. Retards calling for public executions are insane. Penal colonies are much more palatable to the average normie. Countries like Surinam or French Guiana would probably welcome it. Violent felons would have to serve their sentences in mega prisons built over there and staffed by locals as well as their probationary period and stuff like that. These are just rough ideas but why not meme them into reality?

    lol.

    Back to my hibernation. I will not be posting on your blog again. Too much going on.

    Thanks.

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    • @Malachi,

      Make Transportation Great Again
      MATRAGA!

      Has a nice Mestizo name to it. One place we could send them to is Puerto Rico, it’s full of criminals already anyways. Then there are a couple rocks in the Virgin Islands, make them into Alcatraz. Finally, loads of Pacific islands with a single coconut tree on to build into a prison. This is something Ive advocated for over the course of three decades. Simple.

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  8. I hope….. I’m tired to see pro Palestine protestors around the world, especially in my country, who attacks police, block the streets and university lessons. And they’re all far left who have no arguments for their native country so they do a crusade for a foreign country.

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  11. I’m curious to see what this does to the infighting in the Democrat party. This single issue likely cost them the last election, or at least had major impact on it.

    With that ended, assuming it lasts, does that remove the thing that was dividing the Left and allow them opportunity to reassemble their coalition?

    It will be interesting to see. The only W I see in this for Whitey is that maybe now for once the President will be focusing on domestic issues instead of spending all his effort on foreign conflicts that have nothing to do with us.

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      • Cori Bush is going to try to get her old job back next year against Wesley Bell in St. Louis.

        House Speaker Hakeem Jeffries might well face a challenge from his left, from a NYC councilman who is a strong ally of Mamdani and himself a highly online BLM activist.

        In both instances, the division is going to come down to Israel.

        Not that long ago, the idea that the American political party that Jewish voters pick with landslide margins (and still do) would erupt in an internal civil war over Jews would have been alt universe tinfoil kookery.

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      • @Hunter,

        “Doubt.

        “They have remained divided even with Trump in office for 10 months.”

        I know you don’t perceive it cuz to much time goosestepping for clicks, but the war so divided the Democrats it likely proved one of the decisive reasons Trump won. The continuation of the war was good for nationalists, populist, patriots, Republicans, Westerners, etc. on all sorts of levels. It should’ve been finished and we could’ve finished the Democrat alliance of Anti-Westerners for good. But you and “Muh, Israel.” Hoefully, the Sand N@ggers will break the cease fire agreements as they always do and the Israelis can get back to business.

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        • It wasn’t.

          Independents hate Israel and Trump’s own base is split over the issue. Wrapping this up now a year out from the midterms changes the issue landscape. Standing With Israel is a political albatross

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          • @Hunter Wallace,

            “Independents hate Israel and Trump’s own base is split over the issue.”

            What. No. Independents still majority support Israel. The Republican Party still supports Israel like in around 80%. The MAGA base which includes independents support Israel at the same or higher levels. Its only Trump and his surrogates who are divided from the base.

            What is going on is deeper forces at work. Namely, the US is desperately trying to pivot and shift to the East. We’ve decided to outsource Ukraine to Europe, but will continue to supply theater range weapons and intelligence.

            Israel has wiped out most of the Anti-Western elements in ME to your consternation. Thought not enough to my liking or Israel’s. But the US Deep State finds its sufficient. They want and Trump wants, to stabilize the ME situation thru an artistic of fighting, they call peace so Trump can stroke his ego for Nobel Prize. Then they want shift to Venezuala, Colombia, Ecuador, Latin America before pushing on to Asia-Pacific. You aren’t even concerned about it because it’s foreign affairs and doesn’t involve Jews.

            Regardless, you wont have time for fishing at your favorite fishing hole anymore Hunter. The fireworks are only just beginning. As a soldier, that is why I support finishing off things, or at lest with the objective of finishing off things before moving on to the next project. I know where we ade heading and want us to be as prepared as possible. Your inner Jimmy Carter is in for some nightmares in the months and years ahead. Best to go to sleep at times like that to this.
            https://youtu.be/Hf1hF6YaDXQ?si=zXOSnEzqDMxVTc-F

          • Israel is a political albatross:

            https://archive.is/S0gIK

            Providing additional economic and military aid to Israel: 51% oppose, 35% strongly oppose to 39% support, 73% of Dems oppose, 60% of Independents oppose, 44% of Independents strongly oppose

            Who do you sympathize more with? Israel or Palestinians?: 35% Israel, 36% Palestinians (All Americans), 27% Israel (Independents), 47% Palestinians (Independents)

            Standing With Israel and especially Netanyahu is a losing political hand. It is 70% or so of Republicans against the rest of the country. Israel has lost Independents and the middle of the country

  12. More Allman Brothers Doctrine than pure diplomatic skill.

    There was only one way out.

    In spite of some of the hair pulling from the sector a few months ago, I think one of the landmark ramifications of this is that the bombing of the Iran nuke sites several months ago may be the last obviously pro-Israel things that America in an official sense will ever do.

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    • @Countenance,

      “In spite of some of the hair pulling from the sector a few months ago, I think one of the landmark ramifications of this is that the bombing of the Iran nuke sites several months ago may be the last obviously pro-Israel things that America in an official sense will ever do.”

      Blah ha ha ha. You have no idea what is coming down the pipeline. Silly A.S.Sperger Isolationists cant seem to read weather patterns. I will have Hunter wearing Jungle Green and Desert Sand one way or the other.

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    • Yes,
      this would be a great opportunity for a false flag attack, just like the USS Liberty being attacked by those terrible Egyptians.

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  14. The jews want the war. Even Charlie Kirk who had been obscenely pro Israel for years had that much figured out. It’s not going away. This is just to make headlines and get people to look away, they’ll be back at it in a week if we’re lucky.

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    • @Fox Mulder,

      “The jews want the war.”

      No, the Ociddentalists want to WIN the war. Big difference.

      “This is just to make headlines and get people to look away, they’ll be back at it in a week if we’re lucky.”

      A broken clock strikes true once a day. Correct Fox Mulder. There is something else we are concentrating on. Then we’ll get back to MENA. I of course advocates for Israel to just keeping pushing through. But, my voice wasn’t heard. Still, I know what was Plan B, and apparently so do you.

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  16. For the Middle East the only LASTING peace that will come is when Jesus Christ descends down on the Mount of Olives and splits it in two and then supernaturally wipes out all the armies in the world who have come out to fight against Him. So you need to save all this current evidence of what has happened in the last few months.

    I wonder if all the images now coming out of Gaza now will (in a day or two) be doctored to make it look like it did before it was reduced to rubble. Energetic kids running around as if they are now eating high calorie foods and not just a handful of lentils they had to risk their lives to walk miles to get in several “slaughter pens” with Israeli “proxies” shooting at their feet to give them “precise” directions on which way to go with armor piercing ammo. Dozens of civilian Palestinians were killed daily in these diabolical traps.

    Remember how Hitler has never really received any good pr. You better save all these videos and images (if you have the time) for future proof of the war crimes against civilians live streamed to the world. The South has never forgotten Sherman. (Wish we had the “live videos” to play 24/7 of his war crimes. That might wake the South up.)

    The Zionist Jews are running the USA. They have bought out (corrupted) all the key USA politicians and turned them into slaves for “Israel” and none of these now “foreign actors” complain (publicly) because they can’t afford to even when Judah unilaterally bombs half their neighbors in their region as if they have unlimited resources to fight a war on many fronts. Two hundred US troops required now. We are financing their wars AND peace in the Middle East when all the real “fireworks” needed to bring peace to the Middle East will be provided by Christ when He returns. So, get out of the Middle East now and wait until Christ comes. He will resettle the ones to be placed in the region around Jerusalem.

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  18. Am watching the Young Turks and it appears, per the New York Times, three Democrat senators are publicly declining any future donations from AIPAC. This is leading the Democrat Party to work with a Jewish lobby called J-Street. Unlike AIPAC, J-Street favors a two-state solution to the Israeli-Palestine conflict.

    Though you wouldn’t guess it now, the Democrat Gerontocracy were the Young Turks of the party over fifty years ago. Especially after the DNC Convention Riot of 1968. The more conservative, populist wing of the DNC was quickly purged and that’s who is in senior leadership right now.

    What transformed the DNC was opposition to the Vietnam War which drug on so long and killed so many American soldiers that fear of not being able to hide in college from Involuntary Military Conscription was what radicalized Antiwar Protestors from Anti-Draft to Pro-Hanoi positions.

    History may not repeat itself, but it rhymes. So many parallels between then and now, but the whole process has accelerated to warp speed and now, instead of being Anti-Draft (because I basically think the possibility of it coming back is what is fueling it) it is major, major Pro-Palestinian.

    The one big difference is that, back then, the Right supported the Vietnam War in the belief they were supporting American troops which were already being reviled by the Pro-Hanoi Left.

    Now we see many on the Right whose Antizionism is starting to catch up with that on the Left. If this trend continues, there is a great possibility that many new candidates challenging incumbents may make much of the incumbent’s AIPAC financing to get him out of office.

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    • @Clytemnestra,

      “Am watching the Young Turks and it appears, per the New York Times, three Democrat senators are publicly declining any future donations from AIPAC. This is leading the Democrat Party to work with a Jewish lobby called J-Street. Unlike AIPAC, J-Street favors a two-state solution to the Israeli-Palestine conflict.”

      Hunter’s inner White Jimmy Carter Democrat is happy with this. Expect Hunter to vacillate in the future between supporting Democrats who are on a lovebomb for Sand N@ggers, pascifism, neo-isolationism, and Republicans, who want low taxes, tarrifs, social conservatism, immigration restrictions. Hunter Schizoism will get it’s own definition in the American Psychological Handbook.

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