What if Israel lost US support tomorrow? (1 Viewer)

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Martin

Martin

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    If all goes well, Hezbollah, Hamas and other political groups will form a final coalition with Iran and other governments in the region, creating an insurmountable force that would halt Israel's expansion. Unfortunately, though, that would probably mean the IDF would launch nukes from Beirut to NYC, destroying the globe in thermonuclear war.
    Nuh-uh. You can say a lot of things about Israel, but they are in no way mindlessly self destructive. They can afford to be bold as they are at the moment with the unconditional backing that they have, but that's a position of privilege. If it were withdrawn they would immediately assume an appropriate tactic.
     

    Bjerknes

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    Nuh-uh. You can say a lot of things about Israel, but they are in no way mindlessly self destructive. They can afford to be bold as they are at the moment with the unconditional backing that they have, but that's a position of privilege. If it were withdrawn they would immediately assume an appropriate tactic.
    I have full confidence that if the right-wing Zionists were cornered, they'd blow themselves and the rest of humanity to smithereens. Once that support is gone and they're on their own, they would rather see the world explode instead of allowing others to live freely. In reality, some of the factions of the Israeli government are no different than the suicide bombers or Nazi internment specialists they despise.
     

    PhRoZeN

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    How much financial loss would it bring to the americans if the zionists decided to take their business elsewhere? The world would seriously turn upside down.
     

    Bjerknes

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    Depends on what "Americans" you mean. If you mean American corporations and certain banks, then yes, it would be a loss. But to everyday folks like me, nothing would happen. In fact, if the Israelis took their parasitic companies back to Israel, then jobs would open up here for real Americans, not the ones that go running back to Tel Aviv to serve their military.

    So Main Street would prosper, but Wall Street would be harmed. And we can't have the latter losing money because that means Obama will be "forced" to bail them out.
     

    Bjerknes

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    Companies out, Jobs out. Economy down. It affects Americans, people and coporations.
    In the short run, yes. But not in the long run. We need to start producing goods in the US again through savings and investment, not relying on Israeli IT companies who usually hire their own to spur on our phony service economy.
     

    PhRoZeN

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    There is a remote chance that in the long run it could be better. But is your country a nation of patience or a nation of demand? I dont think it will be as short as you said, it will take proberly near as a decade to clear it out, the other superpowers in the meantime will gain from your loss. Im sorry but zionists run your country and they wont go out easily unless you do a holocaust... and now really we are getting way too hypopathetic. I dont even know why im discussing this :lol:
     

    Bjerknes

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    Well, then you underestimate the inventiveness of Americans and don't understand the current system. Most of these corporations, whether it be American or Israeli, are already outsourcing their jobs to other countries. Sure, corporate offices are located here in the States, but the products are made elsewhere. Then when it comes to investment banks, it's just a matter of money switching hands, so no real wealth is created.

    Our economy needs to produce stuff again. Since we allowed NAFTA and other agreements that allow companies to take jobs away from the homeland to arise, we are already in heaps of trouble. And those corporations are adding to the problem. So what we need is American companies producing American jobs and goods, not foreign firms that just have offices located in the states and shuffle money on various exchanges.
     

    Bjerknes

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    But yeah, the parasitic Zionist influence in this country is strong and a major harm to us. The best interests of the United States are not being respected with certain decisions this government takes. Not to mention the fact our support of Israel ignites terrorism and our tax dollars go to Israel to do whatever they want, including pushing weapons in black markets that could end up in the wrong hands.
     

    PhRoZeN

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    Well, then you underestimate the inventiveness of Americans and don't understand the current system. Most of these corporations, whether it be American or Israeli, are already outsourcing their jobs to other countries. Sure, corporate offices are located here in the States, but the products are made elsewhere. Then when it comes to investment banks, it's just a matter of money switching hands, so no real wealth is created.

    Our economy needs to produce stuff again. Since we allowed NAFTA and other agreements that allow companies to take jobs away from the homeland to arise, we are already in heaps of trouble. And those corporations are adding to the problem. So what we need is American companies producing American jobs and goods, not foreign firms that just have offices located in the states and shuffle money on various exchanges.
    Your right, but are the majority of Americans thinking like you? I mean for them mcdonalds is mcdonalds, people have become so reliant on zionist products to foodchains to almost everything in their lifestyle that seeing a sudden squash wont go down with the majority. American companies can invent whatever they want but if the funding isnt there and support and promotion (most of what is run on tv is owned by zionist as you already know). How far could you go.
     

    C4ISR

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    Dec 18, 2005
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    #34
    Militarily, they would not suffer. The only areas of their defense industry where they don't possess the intellectual or manufacturing capacity are fighter aircraft and submarines, and even then, I'm sure they can manage given the cutting edge technology they have produced in other areas, which just as good as the best America has to offer.
     

    Hust

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    Your right, but are the majority of Americans thinking like you? I mean for them mcdonalds is mcdonalds, people have become so reliant on zionist products to foodchains to almost everything in their lifestyle that seeing a sudden squash wont go down with the majority. American companies can invent whatever they want but if the funding isnt there and support and promotion (most of what is run on tv is owned by zionist as you already know). How far could you go.
    Yes, I believe so.
     

    swag

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    #39
    If Israel lost US support, school children will cheer. Because hell will have surely frozen over and everyone would get off for a late-season snow day.
     

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