Epic Fail

[Ransom]

The text you cited is clearly, and on its face, much more comprehensive than mere technology sharing.

That's nice. Where does it authorize Netanyahu to command U.S. troops?

 

[Ekklesian]

That's nice. Where does it authorize Netanyahu to command U.S. troops?

Who said it would?

 

[Ransom]

Who said it would?

Chuck Baldwin, apparently. And your reply to what I posted was still beside the point.

 

[Bruh]

So you're saying that Israel's head of government wrote to the American government to negotiate a defence deal?

Nefarious! What does he think his job is, anyway?

In the letter, Netanyahu praised a proposed congressional resolution that would gradually reduce direct U.S. military assistance and replace it with expanded joint defense cooperation, co-development, co-production, and mutual investment in areas such as missile defense, artificial intelligence, unmanned systems, cybersecurity, and next-generation military plattorms.

While Netanyahu explicitly referred to the initiative as

"my plan," Israel supporters will still call Netanyahu's control over the United States a "conspiracy."

 

[Ransom]

While Netanyahu explicitly referred to the initiative as

"my plan," Israel supporters will still call Netanyahu's control over the United States a "conspiracy."

So he has a plan for cooperation. So what?

I'm not calling it a conspiracy. Netanyahu is Israel's chief executive and head of government. It's his job to negotiate agreements with other countries.

 

[Bruh]

So he has a plan for cooperation. So what?

I'm not calling it a conspiracy. Netanyahu is Israel's chief executive and head of government. It's his job to negotiate agreements with other countries.

And we give him everything he ask for even when it doesn’t benefit America