USA has given $115 Billion to Israel Over Last 50 Years! – Iraq war cost USA $3 trillion!
Video: Why White Men have been losing Wars since WW2
For a very long time Ive pondered why White men have lost so many of these racial conflicts since WW2. In this video we look at quite a number of things that affect war. We take a specially close look at the Vietnam War and the Rhodesian War. The Vietnam war is unquestionably the greatest disaster that White men have experienced in a RACIAL WAR.
[It is sickening what these eternal begging Jews get. They have stolen billions from Germany. The biggest charity on earth for whites is clearly Israel and Jewry. Let’s not forget that 50% of the world’s Jews are scamming the Germans by claiming holocaust pensions! It is beyond belief what this race of garbage gets away with.
We whites in Africa had sanctions against us by the West when we were fighting communism here! We were fighting for white interests in strategic Africa, whereas the Jews have done nothing but created problems for the West in the Middle East that the West never had before!
The cost of the Iraq war is sheer madness. One day the Jews will leave America, and it will be a ruin. All this will have been for nothing. Jan]
Our political leaders keep telling us that we just don’t have the money to fund health care for all Americans, provide college level education for our brightest young students or repair our crumbling infrastructure. We just don’t have the money you understand.
But, we borrow billions of dollars on which we will pay interest, to give to Israel, who in turn “loans” it back to the U.S. on which we pay interest. No wonder Israel, with a population of less than the state of New Jersey, is among the world’s most affluent nations.
Got an extra $115 billion dollars? That’s what the U.S. has “given” to Israel since 1948. That’s about 3 billion a year, or 8.5 million every day.
But Oh, some will say, the U.S. gives $400 million to the Palestinian Authority, which is true. But most of it is used to rebuild the infrastructure destroyed by Israel.
More difficult to tabulate is the hidden cost of getting involved with Israel in a “war” with Iraq. Iraq was no threat to the U.S. We engaged ourselves in that war strictly on behalf of Israel which has cost us not only the respect of the world’s leaders, but the lives of 4,000 U.S. service men and women. According to economist Joseph Stiglitz and Harvard professor Linda Bilmes, the cost to the U.S. for the Iraq war is now over $3 trillion dollars.[i]
Critics point out how much brighter our future would be if we had invested these billions or trillions in veteran rehabilitation and care, education, social security, housing, environmental clean-up and prevention, roads, bridges, health care, and scientific and health research.[ii]
Well, some say, “That’s all water over the dam.” Nothing can be done about it now. Except, the same crowd that rushed us into war with Iraq are now trying to push us into a war with Iran.
It’s crazy. In the first place, Iran offers no threat to America. In the second place, Iran is much stronger then Iraq was. And if we do not want another 9/11, why provoke a nation that has no grip with us? Let Israel fight its own wars for its own interest. But for goodness sake, let us not get suckered into fighting another war on Israel’s behalf.
So now we are back to the question of why America continues to pour money into a state that commits daily human rights violations, defies US strategic interest, provokes rage and resentment among billions of people, competes with and crowds out US interest using technology subsidized by US taxpayers, and sells America’s military secrets to its enemies.[iii]
Beats me. Fear of AIPAC is my first guess. Thomas Are August 27, 2018
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Video: General Von Manstein: Advice on HOPELESS sitations for Nations
Many Whites have told me that our situation is hopeless in all our nations including here in S.Africa. In this video I take a look at brilliant White men who lived through the hell of war and what they thought about hopeless and desperate situations. What did these men think who had spent years of their lives handling desperate, dangerous and hopeless situations.