House Votes To Pass $1.1 Trillion NDAA

July 22, 2026 Hunter Wallace 2026 Midterms, Conservatism, donald trump, MAGA, MIGA, Politics, Populists 10

Who needs Jonathan Pollard when you have the Republican Party?

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  1. All of the pieces for the Greater Israel Project are falling into place. And – no – it doesn’t matter who you vote for but the fools will line up this November again.

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  2. > Who needs Jonathan Pollard when you have the Republican Party?

    Indeed. I wouldn’t even accept a serious bribe in gold specie to vote for the scum. The R-jerseys need to be utterly destroyed. Not that the D-jerseys are any different. Nearly all of their 211 “no” votes were permitted by their own AIPAC handlers (or the woketard equivalent of AIPAC).

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  3. Steve Bannon is full of shiite. He deliberately put words on the mouth of the youthful former staffer for your least favorite Senator. I have yet to see any facts suggesting “Merging” the US 1,100,000,000,000 per year military complex with Israel’s 46,000,000,000 military complex. But even if it is look at those figures. Israel’s military budget is 4% of the US military budget. So even if “merging” occurred this would really be the US swallowing Israel’s military complex just as any merger of a giant corporation with a miniscule corporation. Indeed, since a good proportion of Israel’s military complex is funded by the US to purchase US made systems, it is already an auxillery of the US military complex. That should tell you something about who really controls power in Israel. You guys are looking in the wrong direction.

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  4. The whores in Congress can vote to merge the U.S. military with Our Greatest Ally all day long but it won’t help them when Congress passes a bill of conscription after the November election. There will be massive protests and non-compliance causing conscription to fail. Trump needs conscription yesterday, not in November to prosecute his Iran War but he can’t get a bill passed before the election.

    In spite of propaganda that the military recruitment/retention numbers are great the military needs a lot more smart, normal, White guys for their high-tech military instead of massive numbers of Third Worlders. If conscription were to pass and the public were to cooperate the burden would fall disproportionately upon young, smart, normal, White guys anyway. There would be lots of Government propaganda disparaging opponents of conscription and falsely claiming that conscription is popular and that the burden falls equally amongst all people. No one will believe it and the blowback from Trump’s Iran War for Our Greatest Ally is already bad but it will get worse after the Nov. election and his attempt at conscription.

    Young guys should reject draft orders and do as much military service as Trump, Rush Limbaugh, Clinton et al. did during the Vietnam War: Zero.

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  5. Self-described “fiscal conservative” Ben Shapiro this afternoon urged Congress to pass the massive $1.15T NDAA—which included tons of money for Israel and Section 219 aimed at “merging” our militaries. He pitched it as a “generational investment.”

    Great idea to share a great military between have and have not nations. Sets a wonderful precedent that I am sure will be copied by many other countries in the very near future.

    Maybe Russia-Iran, China-Iran or North Korea-Iran can do the same. What is good for the Great Satan is also good for the Persian Empire. Sure that these have countries would be happy to lend some of its overstocked ballistic missiles with nuclear war heads and maybe nuclear subs with nuclear weapons to a poor country in need. That would help Iran with all these existential threats coming their way as of late.

    Great idea, Great Satan! Keep coming up with “winners” like this. Just in time!

    May God Save the South!

    (PS: I know the lying little Satan has nukes they refuse to admit exist.)

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  6. Also, this is a very tragically fatal mistake. A 1.1 trillion dollar defense bill is a full 400 billion dollars less than requested. My analysis shows that itself is another 200 to 300 billion dollars from where we need to be. The military industrial complex is hallowed out, vulnerable to supply chain disruption, and not very tensil. It needs a massive infusion of cash but it needs to be spent on restoring the old industrial base by mobiliIng the reserve industrial base not building exquisite boutique highly expensive systems by the big prime contractors.

    Instead, we need a national wartime footing econony and it starts with forcefully reforming the primes. Those need to be broken up, their boards replaced with national warime economy men, and integrated with the defense industrial base which will serve as arsenals specifically and solely for us military. That’s the only way to efficiently and with least cost overruns get the military industrial complex and the larger American industry up and running before we are hit with a major military crisis.

    That crisis is coming. It’s already happening in slow motion in Ukraine, Taiwan and Iran. It will rapidly escalate. In light of that a 1.1 trillion represents a mere 3.9 percent of the economy and is too low. It also isn’t as large as one thinks compared to others when you look at purchase price parity and the hidden military budgets in standard Chicom, Russian, Iranian budgets. The only thing limiting escalations is those other countries own internal problems as well. But we shouldn’t count on it. Hunter’s dreams to isolate down to his fishing hole is delusional and thinking 1.1 trillion is enough or too much is equally delusional.

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  7. At the very least, this will do nothing to quell Jewish conspiracy theories. Yet, the greater guilt rests not on the Jews but on our traitors allowing it.

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  8. EU Commission Rejects Citizens’ Initiative Calling for a Migration Moratorium

    Despite hundreds of thousands of signatures, the EU Commission has rejected a petition calling for a halt to migration from non-Western countries. The petition’s organizers have now announced they will take legal action.

    Following the EU Commission’s rejection of the “Save Europe Act” petition, the organizers have announced they will take legal action against the decision. The initiative, which gathered nearly 600,000 signatures, advocates, among other things, for an EU-wide moratorium on migration from non-Western countries and had been proposed for registration as a European Citizens’ Initiative. “The European Commission is doing everything it can to destroy what makes Europe European,” said one of the initiators and first signatories, Eva Vlaardingerbroek, in a video posted on X on Wednesday evening. “We will take up this fight with your help.”

    https://x.com/EvaVlaar/status/2080009485242798267

    In its rejection notice, the Commission emphasized that the proposed moratorium discriminates “on the basis of race and ethnicity” rather than functioning on the basis of standard migration management criteria. As such, the proposal “clearly” contradicts the EU Charter of Fundamental Rights as well as the values of the European Union as set forth in the Treaty of Lisbon.

    Brussels also rejected the view that the migration ban was justified by the “cultural and demographic continuity of the European peoples” and thus by Article 4 of the EU Treaty. Specifically, the second paragraph of that article states that the EU must respect the national identities of the member states. However, this applies only to measures that do not conflict with the fundamental values enshrined in the Treaty.

    To date, the European Commission has responded to 13 citizens’ initiatives

    The initiative also calls for a “fundamental reform” of existing migration and asylum rules in the EU during the moratorium. This should include enhanced protection of external borders, a uniform EU-wide framework for the accelerated return of illegal and criminal immigrants, and incentives for voluntary return. In addition to Vlaardingerbroek, the former spokesperson for the Identitarian Movement in Austria, Martin Sellner, is also among the initiators.

    Since April 2012, EU citizens have been able to submit citizens’ initiatives as European Citizens’ Initiatives to legally compel the European Commission to address the issues raised. Once successfully registered, the initiative must collect one million signatures within twelve months. Citizens’ initiatives that contradict existing EU law or call for amendments to the Treaties are not permitted.

    To date, 13 out of 131 registered initiatives have received a response from the European Commission. Most recently, in December 2025, the European Parliament voted in favor of a motion for a resolution—proposed by the “My Voice, My Choice” coalition—calling for EU-wide access to legal abortions.

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    Once again, it’s clear what this “European Commission” truly stands for: Anything that could benefit the people of the EU is ruthlessly shot down. Anything that harms them in the short, medium, and long term is waved through. This must come to an end. This EU must be reformed and scaled back to what it was originally intended for: namely, to form a unified economic area for the European countries. No more, but also no less.

    The “Treaty of Lisbon” from 2009 is nothing more than a cheap sleight of hand, following the spectacular failure of the EU Constitution in the 2005 referendums in France and the Netherlands. Cunningly, they resorted to the opaque method of a reform treaty, which required no public participation. A simple amendment to old treaties, to the detriment of the nation-states, settled the matter.

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  9. https://www.zerohedge.com/geopolitical/top-israeli-minister-best-us-if-us-fights-iran-while-israel-sits-out-new-round-war

    The host (according to the “Beat Club” Wikipedia entry, presumably a guy named Eddie Vickers) speaks German with an American accent to Spencer Davis, who speaks German with a British accent. Because, as we learn from Wikipedia, Spencer was an incurable Germanophile despite having spent his childhood under the “Blitz.”

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cCSzmHgn6d0
    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spencer_Davis

    Even Eric Burden can understand German. (And, of course, Pete York, who is now, among other things, Helge Schneider’s jazz drummer.) Achim Reichel is asked why he no longer sings in “English, the world language,” as he did throughout his youth. Achim replies very aptly and quick-wittedly that, after all, he comes from a place called Germany (for which he receives applause).

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FQ3fby3sjlA
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EPC1TKbqMAw
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  10. PS: No—Burdon has the “burden” of not
    understanding German; he needs transla-
    tion headphones. He can answer with “Ja.”

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