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Israel is dependent on the US for its military and for its budget deficit and 'war.' But when it comes to confronting Israel's actions, Washington is numb, dumb and silenced. Why is everyone afraid of Aipac?
https://theintercept.com/2024/11/02/briefing-podcast-aipac-lobbying-spending/
What do you think about Robert F. Kennedy support of romanian presidential candidate Calin Georgescu, who just won the first round, a man who has publicly declared his simpathy for Putin and for the "russian wisdom", for 1930`s romanian fascists leaders, he believes that NATO is the weakest military organisation of all times and that EU is not benefic for Romania. I understand that Kennedy might visit Romania to launch his new book and to suppport Mr Georgescu (who wrote its foreword)
He also doesn`t believe that the man landed on the Moon, among other conspiracies.
https://x.com/daily_romania/status/1861899982371954988
https://www.theguardian.com/world/2024/nov/25/calin-georgescu-romania-election-hard-right-candidate