Controversy Over NDAA and Military Sovereignty

Well, the House went and did it.

They passed the NDAA, which enshrined into law the U S.

and Israeli militaries merging together. This is a sad, dark day.

I think that all of these people that have voted yes,

most of them Republicans, have proven to be traitors to the country.

And I don't use that word lightly.

I do think they are traitors to the country. They knew about this provision.

They put it in any way.

They voted for it,

knowing that it would end U S. sovereignty.

This is the most consequential thing that has happened in the history of our

government, in my opinion.

This is the single most consequential thing.

This is the one thing that hands over control of our nation to a foreign terrorist.

country, even if it wasn't a terrorist country,

just a foreign country, the Founding Fathers would be rolling in their graves.

What did you idiots do?

You actually handed control over our military to a foreign government?

Well that's it! You're no longer

your own country. That's the end.

When you actually

hand over your military power to a foreign government, you are no longer sovereign.

That is the end.

There's no coming back from that. Total and complete idiocy. It's beyond that.

It's treason. It's full blown treason. What were these idiots thinking?

This is the beginning of the end.

You could argue all day, well, no it was when we allowed,

you know, Citizens United and all...

the money to flood into our political system,

and AIPAC was able to grasp control of all of our politicians,

and the Epstein files, and they were able to blackmail our politicians.

That stuff's all bad enough for sure. They had infiltrated us.

They had blackmailed us. They brainwashed us. They had bribed us, right?

They'd done all of these things.

But we didn't enshrine

into law them actually having power over our military.

And once you lose control over the military, you've lost it.

That's it. That is the one thing that keeps you sovereign.

That's the