“Silent Stranglehold: AIPAC’s Coercive Power over American Democracy and American Christianity”
In the often perplexing world of global politics emerges a bold, straightforward, and formidable challenge to the very core of American democracy.
In 2024, we must confront the reality that Zionist monetary control is not a mere conspiracy theory; this revelation pierces the heart of our nation’s governance. America’s leadership is entangled in the strings of AIPAC, a covert puppet master orchestrating a sophisticated ballet of influence. To understand the intricate dance ahead, we must distinguish between Judaism as a religion and Zionism as a political belief. This article points toward the political ideology of Zionism, preempting any attempts to shield it with Judaism.
For a comprehensive overview of Jewish critiques on Zionism, visit https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Jewish_anti-Zionist_organizations.
A stark truth emerges — Biden, Trump, a majority of Congress, and more than half the Senate have succumbed to the sway of Israel, a foreign power.
Far from a steadfast ally, Israel emerges as the Achilles heel, a potential catalyst for our nation’s undoing.
The Enigmatic Power of AIPAC
Beneath the veneer of democratic governance, AIPAC emerges as a puppeteer, orchestrating a complex ballet of influence. Echoing the sentiments of Thomas Friedman:
“The lobby used to keep its head down. Now it keeps its head down and thinks it’s God.”
— Thomas Friedman (Source)
What is AIPAC, or the American Israel Public Affairs Committee. AIPAC is a massive lobbying group that strongly supports Israel, influencing decisions on foreign aid and diplomatic relations in Congress. Leaked documents have revealed how AIPAC indirectly influences campaign contributions, and its sway over senators is well-known. Going against AIPAC’s wishes can have serious consequences, as seen in the case of Senator Chuck Percy. Imagine AIPAC as a big hand, shaping decisions and squeezing our democracy. American Christians need to understand this influential force in our government.
However, AIPAC’s sway extends beyond rhetoric, as their financial contributions to political campaigns raise questions about foreign interests impacting American democracy. I encourage you to click the link, it takes you to open secrets, this site allows you to view AIPACS bribes- Sorry, “donations.”
Assault on Democracy: A Financial Stranglehold
Adding complexity to the narrative, financial ties between AIPAC and American politicians (Source) intensify concerns. The United Democracy Project Super PAC targets politicians deviating from a pro-Israel stance, indicating a potentially insidious grip on American lawmakers.
Just look at the size of this contribution from AIPAC to the US-based United Democracy Project- $10,500,000 — https://www.opensecrets.org/orgs/american-israel-public-affairs-cmte/recipients?candscycle=2022&id=D000046963&toprecipscycle=2022
What is the United Democracy Project? Here is how they describe the organization on their website- “United Democracy Project is an organization comprised of American citizens — Democrats, Republicans and Independents — united in the belief that America’s partnership with our democratic ally Israel benefits both countries. United Democracy Project works to help elect candidates that share our vision and will be strong supporters of the U.S.-Israel relationship in Congress.”
Have you ever considered the implications of such immense influence on the democratic process? What does it mean when a lobbying group believes itself to be on par with divine authority?
Israel’s Apartheid Reality: Christians are not safe
A stark reality looms within Israel’s political landscape: the well-being of Christians is under threat, a concern recently voiced by the Holy Land Patriarch. This revelation should resonate with American Christians. Listen to the challenges faced by fellow believers within Israel, these distressing events are tied to Israel’s apartheid policies.”:
Father Schnabel, a Jerusalem priest, paints a chilling picture:
“In 2015, I could say there are these Jewish terrorists [attacking Christians and Christian holy sites], but the official Israel is supporting us,” Father Schnabel told America. He added that at the time of the attack eight years ago, then-Israeli president Reuven Rivlin and Israeli Knesset members — among them even those who were politically right-wing — all came to express support for the monks and condemn the attack.
“Now we monks have to live under a government, one of whose members is an extreme Christian hater,” Father Schnabel said. “I want to make this very clear: The Minister of National Security [of Israel] was the defense lawyer of the Jewish terrorists who carried out the arson in Tabgha. He did not behave like a professional lawyer. It was a really traumatizing experience. How should I feel secure and safe under this government?”
“Now we monks have to live under a government, one of whose members is an extreme Christian hater.”
— Father Schnabel (Source)
Palestinian Christians issue a cry for hope, to end ‘exclusivity and apartheid’ — Mondoweiss
Father Schnabel paints a dire picture of the present. He contends that the situation is much graver now than two decades ago when he took monastic vows. In those days, being spat upon occurred perhaps every six months. Today, it has escalated to a daily ordeal, and Father Schnabel faces the inevitable prospect of being targeted — it’s not a question of if, but of when.
“This is a dramatic change,” Father Schnabel said. “It is much worse than 20 years ago when I entered monastic life, when a spitting incident happened once every six months. Now it has become a daily thing. I am spit on every day. It is not a question of if, but of when.”
The gravity of the situation is profound. Imagine a distressing act that was once sporadic becoming an unrelenting daily assault.
Consider the emotional toll. Father Schnabel suggests that this shift is detrimental to Christians like him, trapped in a scenario where mistreatment is dealt solely based on their beliefs. It draws parallels with historical injustices where people were discriminated against for how they looked or what they believed.
This is not an occasional occurrence; it has become a daily routine. It forms a distressing pattern, an unacceptable norm. Father Schnabel’s testimony lays bare the harsh reality for Christians in the Holy Land, where a tightening grip of apartheid makes peaceful living increasingly elusive.
Spitting on Christians itself exemplifies the Zionist apartheid’s near relentless advancement in Israel. Christians yearning for a tranquil existence find themselves entangled in a system that is anything but fair. The unfolding events demand our attention, urging us to comprehend the intricacies of this growing oppression.
An Israeli ambulance worker caught on camera spitting on portraits of Jesus while visiting a Christian home to carry out a Covid test has been fired.
The video shows the tenant remonstrating with the medic, telling him: “You spat on my pictures, which we believe in, in front of my eyes on the camera. Why did you do that?” The worker replied: “In Judaism this is foreign worship.”
The medic replies: “In our Torah it is written that as much foreign worship as possible should be kept away as much as possible,” before complaining to the tenant that he was not wearing a mask.
His words illuminate the ominous atmosphere created by discriminatory policies, exposing an aspect of the conflict so rarely acknowledged before the 7th.
The Pontiff’s Indignation and Call for Condemnation
Even Pope Francis, the spiritual leader, denounces disrespect to Christian holy sites:
“Acts of disrespect and violence against places of worship and against religious leaders do not contribute to creating the conditions for greater mutual respect.”
— Pope Francis (Source)
Once a devout American Jew forcefully pulled down a 10-foot representation of Christ at the Church of the Flagellation in Jerusalem, vehemently declaring, “No idols in the holy city!” He then shattered the image with a dozen strikes from a hammer.
Understanding the Truth: A Call to Action
As American Christians, will this newfound knowledge beckon you to ponder the morality of continuing support for Israel’s apartheid policies?
The complex interplay of political and religious dynamics in the Holy Land creates an environment where Christians, the very custodians of sacred sites, feel increasingly vulnerable.
“The complex interplay of political and religious dynamics in the Holy Land has created an environment where Christians feel vulnerable and at risk.”
— Unnamed Source (Source)
So, American Christians, do you believe it is moral to continue supporting Israel’s apartheid policies after learning their apartheid beliefs also affect fellow Christians residing in the holy cities?
— Liberty Minded —
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