Israel hastens the return of hostages by killing the chief negotiator of Hamas

[Frankeneinstein]

Got your diploma I see.

 

[Frankeneinstein]

"political activist" is a catch phrase for... couldn't get work as an "American attorney"

 

[Nobody911]

Iran vows revenge after Hamas leader Ismail Haniyeh killed in Tehran

Death came hours after Israel said it killed a top Hezbollah commander in Beirut, fuelling fears of regional conflict

www.theguardian.com

Im not sure how this helps rrelease the hostages. Maybe they could have just bombed another hospital ?
No doubt the families will understand the actions of the fascist leadership.
What is the zionist plans to get these people back ? Kill everyone seems to be a bit blunt from here.
Who are theytalking to now they have killed that guy.?

==>That's great news for people who support Military-industrial complex. Congrats!

The Israeli government has a history of buying arms from the United States. The United States is a major supplier of military equipment to Israel, providing a wide range of arms and equipment to support Israel's defense needs.

Some of the major arms imports from the U.S. to Israel have included fighter jets, missile defense systems, armored vehicles, and precision-guided munitions. Israel and the U.S. have a longstanding strategic partnership, and the U.S. has committed to ensuring Israel's qualitative military edge in the region.

This has led to significant arms sales and military assistance programs between the two countries. The U.S. is one of Israel's primary sources of advanced military technology and equipment, and the Israeli military often relies on American-made weapons to maintain its defense capabilities.

Overall, the U.S. has played a crucial role in supporting Israel's defense needs through arms sales and military cooperation, contributing to Israel's security and military strength in the region.

The Iranian government has historically sourced arms from a variety of countries, depending on political relationships and international agreements. Major arms suppliers to Iran have included Russia, China, North Korea, and some European countries like Italy and France.

Russia has been a significant supplier of military equipment to Iran, including aircraft, missiles, and tanks. China has also provided Iran with weapons such as missiles and military vehicles. North Korea has been involved in supplying Iran with missile technology and expertise.

Additionally, European countries, particularly Italy and France, have supplied Iran with some military equipment in the past.

Overall, Iran's arms imports have come from a diverse range of sources, reflecting the country's efforts to maintain its military capabilities despite international sanctions and restrictions.

The military-industrial complex refers to the collaboration between the military and defense industry to produce and maintain military equipment and technology. During times of war or conflict, this complex stands to benefit significantly as there is an increased demand for arms, equipment, and services. However, it is crucial to consider the broader implications of armed conflict beyond the profits of the military-industrial complex.

Wars result in devastating human costs, including loss of lives, displacement of populations, physical and psychological trauma, and destruction of infrastructure. The economic costs of war can be staggering, with resources diverted from essential services such as healthcare, education, and infrastructure development.

Therefore, while the military-industrial complex may benefit financially from war, it is essential to weigh these gains against the human suffering and economic burdens that armed conflict imposes.

It is important to prioritize peaceful resolutions to conflicts and invest in diplomacy, dialogue, and conflict prevention to avoid the devastating consequences of war.

 

[TruthNotBS]

PART A

PART B

And ^that's^ what I am accusing you of...also Part B explains part A

 

[TruthNotBS]

"political activist" is a catch phrase for... couldn't get work as an "American attorney"

Or it just means political activist, with a law degree.

 

[TruthNotBS]

==>That's great news for people who support Military-industrial complex. Congrats!

The Israeli government has a history of buying arms from the United States. The United States is a major supplier of military equipment to Israel, providing a wide range of arms and equipment to support Israel's defense needs.

Some of the major arms imports from the U.S. to Israel have included fighter jets, missile defense systems, armored vehicles, and precision-guided munitions. Israel and the U.S. have a longstanding strategic partnership, and the U.S. has committed to ensuring Israel's qualitative military edge in the region.

This has led to significant arms sales and military assistance programs between the two countries. The U.S. is one of Israel's primary sources of advanced military technology and equipment, and the Israeli military often relies on American-made weapons to maintain its defense capabilities.

Overall, the U.S. has played a crucial role in supporting Israel's defense needs through arms sales and military cooperation, contributing to Israel's security and military strength in the region.

The Iranian government has historically sourced arms from a variety of countries, depending on political relationships and international agreements. Major arms suppliers to Iran have included Russia, China, North Korea, and some European countries like Italy and France.

Russia has been a significant supplier of military equipment to Iran, including aircraft, missiles, and tanks. China has also provided Iran with weapons such as missiles and military vehicles. North Korea has been involved in supplying Iran with missile technology and expertise.

Additionally, European countries, particularly Italy and France, have supplied Iran with some military equipment in the past.

Overall, Iran's arms imports have come from a diverse range of sources, reflecting the country's efforts to maintain its military capabilities despite international sanctions and restrictions.

The military-industrial complex refers to the collaboration between the military and defense industry to produce and maintain military equipment and technology. During times of war or conflict, this complex stands to benefit significantly as there is an increased demand for arms, equipment, and services. However, it is crucial to consider the broader implications of armed conflict beyond the profits of the military-industrial complex.

Wars result in devastating human costs, including loss of lives, displacement of populations, physical and psychological trauma, and destruction of infrastructure. The economic costs of war can be staggering, with resources diverted from essential services such as healthcare, education, and infrastructure development.

Therefore, while the military-industrial complex may benefit financially from war, it is essential to weigh these gains against the human suffering and economic burdens that armed conflict imposes.

It is important to prioritize peaceful resolutions to conflicts and invest in diplomacy, dialogue, and conflict prevention to avoid the devastating consequences of war.

I feel sorry for your AI, having to create such claptrap for you. The MIC i.e. Military Industrial Complex, should be publicly owned and not for profit, but simply to produce the weapons we need to defend our nation. We're now at the brink of WW3 with Russia and China due to war profiteering. We're also arming a racist, Zionist colonial project in the Holy Land, that is genociding the indigenous population. Not good.

 

[Tommy Tainant]

And has Biden et al warned the terrorist state of Iran NOT to escalate? Of course not. Because if they do, it would make the Muslims look bad, and the anti-Jew Party only wants da Joos to be blamed.

Besides, Trump had the Islamic terrorists broke. How did they end up with so much money to launch all these Jew attacks? Oh wait….I remember….O’Biden lobbied to give it to them.

Whats the plan for the hostages Lisa ? I know you are a deep thinker on these matters.

 

[Lisa558]

Whats the plan for the hostages Lisa ? I know you are a deep thinker on these matters.

Impossible to know. We are not dealing with normal human beings. Muslim monsters are a whole different level of evil.

 

[Mac-7]

We're now at the brink of WW3 with Russia and China due to war profiteering.

Why do you blame America for the aggression of progressives in russia and communist china?

Having a strong military is a deterrent to war

 

[Fueri]

It was actually shrapnel he was hit by.

Piece of glass possibly. Lol

 

[TruthNotBS]

Why do you blame America for the aggression of progressives in russia and communist china?

Having a strong military is a deterrent to war

Spreading NATO into Eastern Europe and poking the bear, because it's profitable, is a bad idea. Trying to turn Ukraine into a NATO base and launching pad, is a really foolish project.

How would we respond if Russia was trying to do in Mexico, what we're doing in Ukraine? We would be at war with Mexico. We're not going to allow Russia to turn Mexico into a Russian military base and launching pad for its missiles. Nope. I am almost always against war, but if Russia was doing that, I would be in favor of stopping Mexico and now allowing Russia to deploy its military on our southern border. NATO is a cash cow for our military-industrial complex and hence they've been expanding it into dangerous territory for the last 27 years, poking the bear, poking the bear, poking, poking, poking...etc.
I'm all for having a powerful military but we shouldn't commodify war. The US government should prohibit any company from profiting from war, and our military-industrial complex should be nationalized or publicly owned by the American people. It shouldn't be a profit-pursuing industry, but one strictly focused on the defense of our nation. No one should profit from war. Here is a book you should read, written by an American hero:

https://www.heritage-history.com/site/hclass/secret_societies/ebooks/pdf/butler_racket.pdf

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