Michael Knowles

Isn't that kind of strange?

So and then after the war began, the Israelis were asked if they're going to send boots on the ground since they were urging the United States to send our service members on the ground.

And they said, no, no, we're not.

Right.

Just as was the case with Iraq.

So look.

I think that what we see with Israel is something very different than what we have in terms of our relationships with other countries on the globe, right?

Usually our lawmakers will make decisions

questioning war and peace, right?

Questions of war and peace.

They will make decisions that are taking into consideration what's in our best interest.

But when it comes to Israel, it's a completely different story.

And we have to ask ourselves, why?

Why does Israel have that type of influence over our government?

Because if they do, and if we have lawmakers and members of the executive branch looking out for a foreign country before they look out for us, we don't live in a sovereign country.

And I do think that the Israel lobby is part of this.

I do think that blackmail is part of this.

OK, as upset as people get when you say it.

I mean, the Epstein cover up, I think it goes beyond just covering up for pedophiles.

I think that there is an actual system in place to blackmail people in positions of power to carry out the best interests of Israel.