Sadly, I haven't quite figured out how to monetize inconsistent aspiring political candidates to that degree but, at the very least, I can post a GIF meme on Hive about it.
If the SkyNetPro link doesn't load, here's another version.
Followed this dude way back and thought he was the real McCoy so to speak but recently he has shown his true colors.
It all started when his political opponent urged him to disavow a popular albeit controversial figure in the America First movement, Nick Fuentes. In a tweet that had only three likes at the time.
Even with such negligible pressure on social media, Joe decided to respond as such:
Let me be clear when I say this. It should not be controversial in this day and age for a US citizen to be critical of our foreign policy as it pertains to this foreign nation. In particular, one may note how unbalanced our support of this nation is and how such disproportionate support has not appeared to be reciprocal.
One may venture to say that our nation is somewhat of a vassal state designated to do the "dirty work" of said nation including destabilizing potential rival nation states, regime change operations and whatever other clandestine activities our rulers deem appropriate. Stating these things that may seem obvious will often result in a person being labeled "anti-Semitic" and used as a justification to deplatform said individual.
We've seen this tactic used time and time again by the Anti-Defamation League (ADL) and the Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC) to cancel well known America First advocates. The establishment GOP who tend to be bedfellows with the Zionist lobby are quick to disavow such individuals.
Why is it that we cannot ask such politicians about what happened with the USS Liberty in 1967?
Here's a refreshing clip of Dan Crenshaw, a well known NeoCon, getting grilled by informed young Groypers. It's a classic.
In this incident:
If this is what our friends or allies do, then who needs enemies?
The official record is that this incident was an accident but there is many reports that is not so to include the veterans that survived the fateful attack who suggest war crimes were committed.
So, I don't intend this meme article to become an exhaustive report as to why foreign relations between Israel and the US may be somewhat skewed. Just want to suggest that there may be cause for U.S. citizens to be wary of politicians, aspiring or otherwise, that seem dedicated to providing support to a foreign power.
In my humble opinion, isolationism should be the trend of our foreign policy for the immediate future. No more politicians getting rich off foreign wars with defense contracting companies. No more putting our sons and daughters in harms way.
We need to work on 'US' for awhile and that, my friends, is what America First is about. Are you not from America? Don't worry about it, friend. Support your local nationalists where you are.
Preserve your people, preserve your culture, preserve you way of life. Don't allow yourself to succumb to the ever pervasive urging of transnational elites to lose your roots and dictinct cultural identity.
The America First movement is about preserving our own but that doesn't mean we can't have synergy with others that want to preserve their heritage. Such movement are antithetical to the agenda of the globalists so it would behoove us to work together.
In any case, it seems that America, the nation with the most freedom-loving and gun-toting individuals may be our last bastion of hope not only for Americans but the free world. Failure is not an option.
