I was watching the Tucker & Piers Morgan Debate and...

[Stakanov]

https://youtu.be/fAOSY2xIcxc?si=qKGhrKJy5AeywaTu&t=3533

It's hard to believe, but the recent events in Gaza have exposed a glaring hypocrisy and double standard, not just involving Tucker Carlson, but also the United States as a whole. The USA seems willing to go to any lengths to support Israel, but why? What is behind this unwavering support?

From what I can observe, the USA appears to prioritize Israel's interests over its own. It gives the impression that Israel’s concerns are more important to America than its own. What’s even more telling is that Israel doesn’t seem to share the same level of loyalty or affection for the United States. This has led me to wonder if the USA and its political leaders, regardless of party affiliation, are simply acting as vassals to Israel?

It feels like the United States is not truly free in its decision-making, but rather serving the interests of another power. This dynamic seems to transcend political lines, as both Democrats and Republicans are overwhelmingly pro Israel. What explains this complex relationship?

[Bassturd]

Tucker Carlson has a very smooth brain.

[GunsForBucks]

Israel was probably put in place in the middle east so the west could strong arm the arab nations for using the american dollar to trade for oil.

As BRICs is growing America is pressed into other methods to grab the reaming oil reserves so the american dollar does not collapse from all that money tied up in oil trade coming home to cause a hyper inflation the makes the dollar worthless.

It's all a drive at this point to create a slave economy like China and Russia for the corporations

[Stakanov]

A lot of people think Israel was put in the Middle East to serve US interests, but that's not really how it works. The reality is that the US has been serving Israel's interests, often at the expense of its own. The US provides Israel with massive military aid and political support, even when it’s not in America’s best interest.

Many Americans like to think the US is number one and that Israel is just a "tool", but in reality, it’s Israel that sets many of the terms, and the US backs them up. Consistently prioritizing its relationship with Israel, even when it goes against what might be best for the US itself.

Look at how Tucker Carlson refuses to say anything bad about Israel, constantly repeating "I love Israel." It’s honestly sad to watch someone with such influence be so openly loyal to a foreign nation, even when it goes against the interests of his own country...

The relationship between the USA and Israel is like a wealthy old man who constantly pays a friend, but that friend couldn’t care less about him.