My goal is to help young conservatives fight against Israel and all its proxies. We must free ourselves from their tentacles so that America can be truly free
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Paul Moore retweeted
The Reagan administration, together with Israel, secretly armed Iran with more than 2,000 American-made missiles. But Mark Levin doesn’t want you to know that, because it defeats his claim we’ve been at war with Iran since 1979 if Reagan & Israel armed Iran for most of the 1980s.
The debate over the so-called Iran war is not between isolationists and neoconservatives. Instead, it is between isolationists and patriots, the Reaganites and MAGA Trumpites will prevail.
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Paul Moore retweeted
The state of Israel was running tv ads in Ohio last month. About how fighting Israel’s war is beneficial for the US.
If Israel is our ally, how many IDF soldiers have died in this war? Zero. How many brave American soldiers have died in this war? 21.
No American should EVER die for Israel.
Paul Moore retweeted
UPDATE: There is more to come on this soon. I will not rest until Congress launches investigations for FARA violations on Foundation for Defense of Democracies and the role they have played in leading America to this embarrassment in the Iran War.
MAJOR ANALYSIS: After spending hundreds of hours fighting against The Foundation for Defense of Democracies in the public sphere across The New York Times, Financial Times, The Washington Post, Bloomberg, Reuters, Politico, The Hill, and more, the clear evidence of their control over the United States' economic warfare strategy against Iran became undeniable.
But as I dove deeper and deeper into tracking this pattern throughout this war on the economic warfare front, I also examined their control across ALL aspects of the Iran War strategy that has significantly contributed to the disaster we find ourselves in today.
From CEO Mark Dubowitz, to Senior Advisor Richard Goldberg, and Senior Fellow Miad Maleki, the evidence of FDD's undue influence and control in the Iran War has been laid out for you here today in a deep-dive video complete with extensive sourcing, screenshots, and comments.
Please, take the time to watch this video. I'm confident you will reach the same conclusion that I have:
An Israeli Lobbying group is running America's Iran War strategy... and failing miserably.
Paul Moore retweeted
The Israel lobby once again pressured DJT into ending Vance's peace negotiations with Iran, and Mark Levin and Marc Thiessen have praised this latest betrayal. Listening to the neocons led to the disastrous midterms, yet DJT inexplicably continues to take orders from them
Paul Moore retweeted
Happy Veterans Day! For over 20 years I had the honor of serving our nation alongside the best men and women I have ever known.
I am proud to be a member of the generation that answered our nation’s call after we were attacked on 9/11, which then deployed again, and again, throughout the last two decades.
During war, I witnessed normal Americans perform heroic deeds so frequently it became the standard—while back home, our corrupt political elite enriched themselves as good men and women bled & died.
It became clear, as the lies of the political class under which I served were exposed, that the only way to truly honor our veterans—and our fallen—is to demand that our leaders stop launching our country into foolish wars of choice.
It’s time to chart a new path forward, one that rejects foolish wars & puts America first.
Paul Moore retweeted
Washington never seems to run out of money for foreign wars, weapons packages, foreign governments, and endless military adventures. But somehow, when it comes to taking care of the American veterans who actually sacrificed for this country, suddenly the budget just isn't there.
Congress can find billions to send overseas, but veterans are left fighting for healthcare, disability benefits, mental health services, and a roof over their heads.
Politicians wave the flag, praise our troops, and wrap themselves in patriotism when the cameras are rolling. Then they turn their backs on the very people who earned those flags.
Washington has no shortage of money for war. It has a shortage of loyalty to the Americans who fought them.
Our veterans deserve better than patriotic speeches and empty promises. They deserve a country that puts them FIRST. 🇺🇸
#VeteransDay
Paul Moore retweeted
It is hard to overstate how far from reality the rotten elites in our country have gotten. Mr. Fleischer here seems genuinely outraged at the reports that Iran may be trying to assassinate Scott Bessent. For his sake, for his family, and for our country, I hope that he is protected and he does not suffer this fate. HOWEVER…
When you have people like Mr Fleischer celebrating when we assassinate Iranian generals, when we assassinate Iranian scientists, and when we assassinate their senior leaders along with their family members, and then defend it as a good thing, you literally invite our enemies to attack us in like manner.
Maybe one of the greatest sins of this rotten elite core, is that they continue to genuinely believe that we can take whatever action we want against anybody, and nobody will ever do to us what we do to them.
In so doing, they lay up pain for our side, and inevitable retaliation.
Paul Moore retweeted
In the midst of a midterm shellacking, establishment media & neocons tried to divide MAGA, Trump, and @JDVance.
They failed, and rightfully so.
@JDVance is our guy & will my full support & endorsement towards 2028.
My latest for @HumanEvents:
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Paul Moore retweeted
Trump taking orders from the Israeli assets over at the FDD. The pattern is obvious. So pathethic.
The evidence is undeniable at this point.
The Foundation for Defense of Democracies has a clear and primary role in the United States’ Iran War strategy, and an overwhelming role in the economic warfare strategy.
On April 12th, CENTCOM announced the forthcoming implementation of the U.S. Blockade of Iran at 1:52PM.
93 minutes later, Miad Maleki, a Senior Fellow at FDD, published a viral 10-part X thread chock full of data… along with the now infamous “13 days to oil well shut-ins”.
93 minutes.
Then, on November 7th, CENTCOM announced the launch of Task Force Iron Gate at 6:30AM.
Just later that same day, Miad of FDD published another 10-part X thread, complete with data and graphics this time, along with the claim that he reviewed 110 financial documents to do this.
How did someone review 110 financial documents, draft a 10-part X post, and add graphics… in less than 7 hours?
93 minutes. 7 hours. The evidence is undeniable.
Get this Israeli Think Tank out of AMERICAN war strategy.
Paul Moore retweeted
Breaking: United States-Israel Defense Technology Cooperation Initiative
Today, Congress is returning from a very long recess. As they get back in town, I have a word of caution for them to seriously consider taking.
In August, I warned about the United States-Israel Defense Technology Cooperation Initiative in Section 219 of the House NDAA.
My opposition stands. America must retain independent control over our military technology, weapons development, and defense priorities.
Congress should NOT use the lame duck session to advance the United States-Israel Defense Technology Cooperation Initiative in the NDAA provision because of its implications for American sovereignty and independent control of our national defense.
Particularly after this election, Washington should be listening to the American people.
America must retain independent control over our military technology, weapons development, and defense priorities. I would apply that same standard to ANY foreign nation. Our responsibility is to the United States and the citizens we took an oath to defend (Period!).
The Senate refused to take a vote on this controversial matter before the election, and it certainly should not try to pass it now that the American people have spoken.
If Congress wants to pursue this arrangement, it owes the American people public hearings, a full explanation of the consequences, and a separate, recorded vote. No hiding behind a “must-pass” defense bill. No using support for our troops to pressure members into accepting commitments they would otherwise reject.
Strip this provision from the NDAA. America’s sovereignty belongs to the AMERICAN PEOPLE.
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Paul Moore retweeted
Dillon’s still seething about Tucker’s post warning about nukes. Whereas I still don’t understand why Trump didn’t simply QT Tucker and say “This is nonsense, none of this is true.”
Trump will literally write a 1300 word essay responding to comments made by Bill Maher on HBO but he couldn’t find the time to respond to Tucker with a simple refutation?
Tucker made that post at 8:47 p.m. EST on November 1st. Trump had 36 hours to put a stop to that post before the polls opened on November 3rd. And instead the entire administration stayed quiet. Same for their Republican colleagues in Congress. Why do you think that is, Seth?
Paul Moore retweeted
"JD's negotiations are what stopped us from victory in Iran"-
this is a common talking point right now. It doesn't stand up to analysis.
What would more missile strikes have accomplished? Best case scenario would be regime collapse, right? But there's almost zero chance that would occur without ground support (boots on the ground). You cannot control a country of 90 million people from the sky.
If Trump had ordered strikes on civilian infrastructure- electricity and water- it would've plunged the country into a humanitarian catastrophe. But uprisings are more difficult when the populace has no food or water. America would also have looked like a war crime-committing bully.
So then double-down with airstrikes on military targets? Iran has a 600,000 man military. Even if you were able to destroy 100% of their heavy equipment, planes tanks etc (impossible, we would run out of bombs long before that) there's enough security personnel with AKs to prevent an uprising.
So maybe we could've kept hitting them until a coup happens? Even if that was the plan, why do we think whomever takes over would be better for us? Saddam Hussein. Pinochet, Amin, Gaddafi, Assad- all coup guys.
So how were we going to achieve complete and total victory in Iran? How did JD's push for negotiations mess that up?
Bottom line: the Iranian regime was more resilient than Neocons expected. We couldn't get them to accept defeat with just air power. That was an error of judgment. Once it became clear we couldn't break them from the sky, negotiations became the best option, unless we wanted strikes every few months until we give up and move on. And we ended up doing that anyway.
Paul Moore retweeted
YIKES to all those on the GOP side living in this fantasy world where JD Vance was backstabbing the president.
Flagging this for you @marcthiessen @marklevinshow @sheilanazarian!!
Paul Moore retweeted
Mark Levin actually had the audacity to go on air and say that the Iran war had nothing to do with the midterm disaster for Republicans and that no one in America has an issue with Trump's Israel first policies.
It's like these people actually believe that if they say it, it makes it true.
There are no words.
Paul Moore retweeted
JD Vance owes no religious group “loyalty” over any other
He’s all of our Vice President and he owes loyalty to ALL Americans.
Joel Pollak suggests that JD Vance is indebted to the Israel Lobby because they installed him as Vice President.
"Pro-Israel activists and Jewish Republicans—they have been a core part of the MAGA coalition—and they are a big reason JD Vance has a job in the executive today," he tells Mark Levin.
"You don't repay that debt by then trampling on America's alliance with Israel! You don't do that!"
Paul Moore retweeted
Something I have never been able to understand is why Jewish billionaire donors spend hundreds of millions of dollars financing political campaigns to ensure that their preferred candidates support Israel and its wars. If these billionaires are so passionate about Israel’s security and defense, why don’t they use their own fortunes to fund it instead?
Many of these wealthy donors have built their fortunes through industries that profit from ordinary Americans, including gambling, lending, and lucrative government contracts. Meanwhile, American nurses, teachers, plumbers, and working families are struggling to make ends meet while carrying the tax burden.
Why should ordinary Americans, who are already struggling to survive, be expected to help finance another country’s wars when some of the wealthiest people in the world have more than enough money to do it themselves?