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Whose country is it, anyway??? Pwnd & suckered.

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They're welding our military to Israel's… permanently

Nathan Thompson

Just Foreign Policy: 12 Jul 2026

https://www.justforeignpolicy.org

Buried in this year's $1.5 trillion National Defense Authorization Act is a provision called the "United States-Israel Defense Technology Cooperation Initiative." It would have the U.S. and Israel co-produce weapons, coordinate AI technology for war, and meld together the U.S. and Israeli military-industrial complexes.[1] Its backers tucked it into a bill hundreds of pages long, hoping the public would never notice.

We noticed.

Here's what it means in human terms: while Israel commits genocidal violence in Gaza and Lebanon, Congress wants to make American factories, American engineers, and American tax dollars a permanent, legally-binding part of the machine doing the killing.

The measure would also gut government oversight of military support for Israel:

Making an already opaque relationship even harder to see into. More weapons, built faster, with less scrutiny… that means more bombs falling on apartment blocks, more children pulled from rubble, more families erased.

And understand this: once the two war machines are welded together – shared production lines, shared research, shared AI targeting systems – it will be nearly IMPOSSIBLE to undo. Defense contracts and co-production agreements lock in for decades. Future presidents and future Congresses will inherit a military merger they never voted for and can't unwind.

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