The Post-Partisan Emporium

  The United States of Freier-dom Sorry Americans, our "greatest ally" just isn't all that into us DANIEL D The United States of Freier-dom, where simping for Israel is a way of life … Why are we Americans such schlemiels, suckers, and simps for Israel? As the (apparently)  Mossad honeypot operation known as Jefrey Epstein  showed, our oligarchs and politicians are getting some play out of the deal, at least. But what’s in it for the rest of us? Before we consider this question further, a couple of quick caveats are in order. First, anti-Zionism does  not  equal antisemitism:  not all Jews are Zionists , and not all Zionists are Jews. In America,  MOST  Zionists are  NOT  Jews, but are instead the kind of evangelical  Christians whom Israelis like to spit on . Second, ditching Israel as a “greatest ally” doesn’t mean we have to go and immediately run into the arms of the  pro-Palestinian camp . In spite of the popular saying that “the enemy of my enemy is my friend,” if y

  USS Liberty Massacre: A Pivotal Moment in the Hostile Takeover of America Kevin Barrett Image Source - Pixabay Free Content. In corporate America, hostile takeovers are commonplace. They occur when an aggressor—a larger corporation or rich individuals—seizes control of a smaller corporation without asking permission. What few recognize is that the United States itself has been subjected to a hostile takeover. Since the aggressor, the illegitimate settler colony known as “Israel,” is much smaller than the US, the takeover has necessarily been surreptitious. As of June, 2024, Israel’s gradual takeover of the US has become obvious and undeniable—a proverbial “elephant in the living room.” In this election year, all three major presidential candidates compete for Israel’s favor, even as the whole world recoils from the zionist genocide of Gaza. The Democratic incumbent, Joe Biden, supplies the butcher Netanyahu with all the weapons he needs to massacre tens of thousands of Palestinian wo

  The Myth of Israel as ‘US Aircraft Carrier’ in Middle East If Israeli apartheid were to disappear, oil and trade would still flow from the Middle East towards the West, write Jean Bricmont and Diana Johnstone. By  Jean Bricmont  and  Diana Johnstone Special to Consortium News W hy does the United States give total support to Israel?  In answer, there is a common myth shared by both champions and radical critics of the Zionist state which needs to be dispelled.  The myth is that Israel is a major U.S. strategic asset, described as a sort of unsinkable American aircraft carrier vital to Washington’s interests in the Middle East.  The line of argument of those who share this myth is to show that the United States has economic and strategic interests in the oil-rich Middle East (which nobody denies) and to quote American (and, of course, Israeli) political figures who claim that Israel is the best or even the sole U.S. ally in the region. For example U.S. President Joe Biden has gone so