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JP Morgan and Jamie Dimon are always right until they're proven wrong. They do send me payments on time, though.

Since the US State department is part of these negotiations it has political and geopolitical consequences.

Tried to be nice and answer a question only to find out that the person wouldn't believe any proof. If I would have known that to begin with, I wouldn't have engaged. And if you had read the whole string, you wouldn't be asking stupid questions. So that makes me think I shouldn't have written this answer.

"The Senate on Wednesday overwhelmingly passed an $886 billion defense bill that would set Pentagon policy and provide a 5.2 percent pay raise for military personnel, defying the demands of hard-right Republicans who had tried and failed to attach a raft of deeply partisan restrictions on abortion, transgender care and diversity initiatives,” the New York Times reports.

“The measure, the result of bipartisan negotiations between the two chambers, has prompted a backlash in the House, where many Republicans are angry at their leaders for agreeing to drop a number of provisions that hard-liners attached over the summer.”

Marc Elias “there are no house GOP moderates. There are proud MAGA and scared MAGA.”

Sure, we can blame her for what the boss does. Has that worked anywhere but your head?

Netanyahu will not survive but he's going to hang onto power and take Israel down with him. He belongs in jail.

sending missiles straight into civilian populations is an unacceptable

That's funny. Hamas did that just today.

I'm obviously not talking about this assessment, which is a product of DOD battlefield analysis.

I'm talking about the hand full of times early on when the US released stories to the press stories about Russian plans. Russia plans a false flag event for provocation, etc. Those events didn't happen because the world knew what they intended. That Intel came from somewhere.

I'm not going to chase my tail for you guys who will just reject anything you see.

sorry about that,

Obviously to you everything is a biased source, so there is no reason to try. Good luck with your battle of being right.

Then I suggest you spend $735 for a plane ticket to Cairo. $25 for a bus to Rafah. Probably a hundred to get yourself into Palestine. Hitch a ride to Gaza and see for yourself. Because there is no amount of evidence you can be shown that would convince you.

A truce was broken on October 7th and the Israelis were not the ones 1hat broke it.

I said that there was no negotiation because Israel never cared about it's hostages and that getting them back wasn't an actual goal of theirs, not that they don't exist.

Which is obviously untrue to the facts. Israel was part of the negotiation or a ceasefire wouldn't have happened.

I could care less what you think when you begin with a lie.

Did you try to Google it?

Not true: She's a national security analyst who at the time of Crimea was advising Obama and couldn't say a damn thing to the world. Imperialism....sure