Comments by "bart thomassen thomassen" (@thomassenbart) on "" video.
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@prophetnozza4150 This supposed quote is weak. It derives from what exact source? Don't worry I looked it up. Supposedly, it comes from Israel radio (in hebrew) Kol Yisrael, Peres warned Sharon Wednesday that refusing to heed incessant American requests for a cease-fire with the Palestinians would endanger Israeli interests and "turn the US against us."
The problem is that it was originally reported by pro-Hamas group IAP – the Islamic Association for Palestine – which attributed the quote to a report on “the Israeli Hebrew radio, Col [sic] Yisrael.”
At this point, a furious Sharon reportedly turned toward Peres, saying "every time we do something you tell me Americans will do this and will do that. I want to tell you something very clear, don't worry about American pressure on Israel, we, the Jewish people control America, and the Americans know it."
Also even if Sharon said this, does it make it so? What kind thinking is that?
Many powerful and important people in history have said all manner of things, which were demonstrably false.
This quote supposedly happened in 2001. Okay so if the US is in the pocket of Israel, why would the US have forced Peace between Israel and Egypt, which made Israel give up Sinai and create the Palestinian authority throughout the West Bank? Why did the US never recognize Jerusalem as the capital of Israel or have our embassy there until Trump did so?
Why did the US stop Israel from completely crushing the Egyptian Army in Sinai during the 73 war, when it was surrounded?
Why did the US force Israel, Britain and France to give back the Suez Canal in 56?
Why was the Obama admin. so hostile to Israel on settlements, AIPAC, criticism of Israeli blockade of Gaza, etc...?
These are a few examples which severely undercut your thesis?
I would guess that you are not a student of history.
https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&rct=j&q=&esrc=s&source=web&cd=&cad=rja&uact=8&ved=2ahUKEwjM6OKu-fntAhVVHM0KHQoKDPoQFjAHegQICBAC&url=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.jewishpress.com%2Findepth%2Fmedia-monitor%2F144435%2F2004%2F11%2F10%2F&usg=AOvVaw2pbW-jyphJqSgmS80t90sz
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@GerNiels Almost none of the Syrian groups have been supplied by the US, though Arabia has been in the mix. The Arabs are not the reason for the civil war in Syria. This is a ludicrous position and a destabilized Syria, which has allowed the Russians and Iranians into the country in force, is also not in US interests, nor that of Israel. Ever think of that?
The various groups that operate in Syria are fighting the govt forces. Why would they attack Israel? They are already getting destroyed as is.
We have a few thousand American troops in Afghanistan. No one is patrolling or fighting over there. They are training the Afghans primarily. Our presence in Afghanistan is about stability, which is why we are still in Europe, Japan and Korea and everywhere in the world.
Also, leaving Afghanistan would likely lead to the Taliban reasserting themselves and another Afghan civil war. The last one lasted 10 years and ended badly. We don't want to repeat it.
The US did conduct some air strikes against the Gaddafi loyalists, using less than half a dozen aircraft and for only a few days. But primarily our contribution was supply to our Western Allies which was very limited.
The US did not begin the war in Yemen or want it. Where do you get these ideas? Iran intervened there after the Saudis, so you could make a proxy war thesis using these two regional powers but not involving the US. The only US connection to the conflict is in supplying Arabia with arms, which we have done for decades and in fighting terrorism, which we do worldwide.
Your assumptions are simply wrong. Afghanistan is not a failed state btw and its people are better off today than they have been since the 60s.
The conflicts you speak of above were not created by the US, save Iraq and Afghanistan, which also have substantial reasoning behind them. Contrary to conspiracy theories, the US is not the primary mover of all actions in the world.
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