I really wanted to start the year with a positive, uplifting, and inspiring post. Something about a new morning in America with the sun rising from behind the mountains in the distance to shine forth in clear blue skies, with unicorns frolicking in clean green pastures and pooping rainbow ice cream.

No such luck. So a short post to get the ball rolling for the year.

After essentially avoiding any and every news source for two weeks, I poked my head into the media maelstrom to see what (if anything) had changed. Short answer: not much.

But one of the things that caught my eye as the “new” government comes together was that Mike Johnson, the milquetoast congressman from Louisiana, was re-elected as House Speaker. Being essentially a nobody from nowhere (he’s only been in national politics for nine years), this was something of a surprise given that he upset a great number of people at the end of last month with the continuing resolution debacle by caving to every special-interest and Democratic demand, then dropping the 1,500 page bill on his fellow Republican’ts with less than a week to read it before voting. Of course, after tRump threw his weight around and some piddly revisions, it passed. But given how badly Speaker Johnson made a mess of things, and that the Republican’ts control both houses of congress, why not elect a new speaker? Someone with some balls. Someone who will put America first and look out for working-class Americans?

Ha! I guess I answered my own question: It’s not about you and me.

It’s about having a sock-puppet Speaker who will rubber-stamp anything tRump wants or Israel asks for (oftentimes the same thing): Since being elected Speaker, Johnson has overseen nearly $32 billion in aid to Israel. As an added bonus, he even pushed through a rules package placing sanctions on the International Criminal Court because they had the temerity to seek the arrest of the war-criminal Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.

With a little due diligence, Speaker Johnson’s support of all things Israeli come as a surprise to no one:

His first act as a congressman was to seek budget cuts in domestic spending in exchange for a $14 billion aid package for Israel, and his largest campaign contributor, with contributions running to $575,000 in 2024 alone, is the American Israeli Public Affairs Committee (AIPAC).

Let’s take a moment to better understand who is feathering this guy’s nest:

AIPAC was founded in 1954 by Isaiah L. Kenen, a lobbyist for the Israeli government, partly to counter negative international reactions to Israel’s Qibya massacre of Palestinian villagers that year. AIPAC’s stated purpose is to lobby the Congress of the United States on issues and legislation related to Israel, regularly meeting with members of Congress and holding events where it can share its views. AIPAC has “a somewhat unique model” that often begins by donating early in the careers of politicians with “long-term promise”. AIPAC also commits to spending on a variety of “less formal means of influence-peddling”, such as luxury flights and accommodation for congress members. In addition to lobbying, AIPAC has affiliated political action committees which spend millions of dollars on political campaigns.

They have created “caucuses” in every congressional district, with AIPAC staffers organizing every district’s Jewish community, regardless of size. Campaign contributions are bundled and distributed to candidates in congressional districts where they will further the pro-Israel agenda. AIPAC also lobbies for financial aid from the United States to Israel, helping to procure up to $3 billion in aid annually, making Israel the largest cumulative recipient of U.S. foreign assistance since World War II. That $3 billion a year, by the way, was before Israel’s invasion of Gaza and the subsequent aid packages we have given them.

In the 2022 midterms, AIPAC spent $24 million, via its political action committee, the United Democracy Project, to defeat candidates not considered pro-Israel enough in the primaries of the Democratic Party alone. In the nine years that Speaker Johnson has been in national politics, AIPAC has contributed nearly a $1 million to him. No word on how many dinners, jets, luncheons and other “soft” contributions he has received.

And, as noted, AIPAC is Speaker Johnson’s largest contributor. Interestingly, when he wasn’t Speaker of the house, they gave him close to nothing. So it’s not about who he is or what he stands for, it’s about influence peddling.

But wait, there’s more. Speaker Johnson’s second largest contributor last year was defense contractor Lockheed Martin, who is, of course, a major arms supplier to Israel. So much so, they opened a separate branch, called Lockheed Martin Israel, to oversee the purchase and deployment of the F-35 fighter, and are now working on combat laser technology.

As noted in a previous entry, this is an elaborate shell game whereby US taxpayer money is given to Israel, which is used in turn to purchase weapons from Lockheed Martin and others, thereby siphoning money out of taxpayer pockets to enrich Israel (the middle man who skims off the top and keeps the hardware) and Lockheed Martin. The campaign contributions to Speaker Johnson are seen as a gratuity for helping them to play the game. By the way, the largest institutional owners of Lockheed Martin are (I think we all know this refrain by now): Vanguard, BlackRock, and State Street.

I guess there is something to be said for loyalty: if you can buy him, he’s yours.

Now, this is a classic example of how perspective plays into interpretation. Some would probably consider this an anti-Semitic post (and, admittedly, the expression ZOG (Zionist Occupied Government) is a little loaded), but really it’s not. The facts speak for themselves. You can draw your own conclusions. Read this post again from a pro-Israel point of view, and you’ll think Mike Johnson is the greatest thing since the invention of the Bagel and donating to AIPAC is money well-spent.

However, from a National Socialist point of view, these same facts are nothing short of heinous.

Here’s why: this American “leader” (who is a White Baptist by the way) is working for a Nation (that is, a Race) that is not his own, and not that of a majority of Americans either. He’s not even working for his own country. He is serving a Jewish Zionist State, unabashedly, with our money. This is exactly why the American Nazi Party says:

“We must have an America in which our cultural, social, business and political life is free of alien, Jewish influence; an America in which White people are the sole masters of our own destiny.”

Right now, our destiny seems to be relegated to funding the expansionist agenda of a Jewish state and helping Jewish owned defense contractors make record breaking profits, all while lining the pockets of corrupt politicians. And keep in mind, tRump was the driving force behind Speaker Johnson’s re-election.

New administration. Same old song and dance. So much for frolicking unicorns.

Amerika Erwache!

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