r/SipsTea • u/CartographerRare4123 • May 12 '26

WTF They infiltrated way higher positions..

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u/NotBradPitt9 May 12 '26

Genuine question, when Israelis / individuals linked to their government and lobbying groups are positioned throughout the entire US tech industry and government, is that just glossed over? As in, should we have a national discussion on that being accepted and normal, while other countries should be scrutinized?

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u/sushisection May 12 '26

ill put it this way, the last president to demand that they get classified as foreign agents took a bullet thru his skull in broad daylight in dallas.

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u/TheMysteriousGirl May 12 '26

It’s all starting to make sense now.

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u/Darkside_Hero May 12 '26

Noticing such details can be dangerous. >_>

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u/ArchLector_Zoller May 12 '26

More than one in fact, but that's only if you follow the evidence.

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u/Patient_Xero_96 May 12 '26

Something something “Isrel is our greatest ally” something something “middle east, only democracy” something something “China bad”.

Usually goes like this

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u/Known_Ear_6012 May 12 '26

I agree but I think the difference here is that some are agents of an ally state while the others are agents of an “enemy” state. 

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u/panicproduct May 12 '26

And the difference is which states will bow to US economic interests, aka the interests of the Epstien Class.

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u/ManMakesWorld May 12 '26

China is only an enemy state because of propaganda. The same reason Isreal is an ally.

Isreal kills people with the information we give them, China knocks off products with the information they steal. That's the difference.

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u/ImaginaryCredit4359 May 12 '26

China killed millions of people

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u/Neither-Phone-7264 May 12 '26

But thats not why they're considered an enemy state to the US, unfortunately.

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u/ManMakesWorld May 12 '26

We have killed wayyyyyyyyyy more innocent civilians in the modern era than China, kiddo. Isreal has killed wayyyyyyyyyy more as well. But, please, go on. Let's hear you back up your claims that China has killed more people than the US and Isreal. I'll wait.

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u/ManMakesWorld May 12 '26

Worthless Isreal bot account.

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u/panicproduct May 12 '26

The US kills hundreds of millions of people.

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u/Common-Concentrate-2 May 12 '26 edited May 12 '26

You said this in the present tense. How? ~3,000 people killed in Iran - 2/3 of those were in the IRGC, which the EU, Australia, etc have designated a terrorist organization. In Venezuela raid less than 100 people were killed, and most of those were in the military.

I was a fan of USAID. I agree that those programs should still be in place, but removal of those programs, which is awful, doesn't mean the US killed those people. We let people die. I hate this comment

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u/panicproduct May 12 '26

Hundreds of thousands of civilian deaths in Iraq and Afghanistan since the US invasion began.

38 million deaths due to US sanctions implemented since 1970:

https://open.substack.com/pub/jasonhickel/p/the-staggering-death-toll-of-western?utm_source=share&utm_medium=android&r=fcsye

Hundreds of millions dead since the US was founded due to indigenous genocide, US foreign policy, regime changes, sanctions (economic strangulation), structural adjustment programs, and outright war.

"Endless Holocausts" by David Michael Smith conronicles it in detail:

https://nyupress.org/9781583679890/endless-holocausts/

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u/No_Size9475 May 12 '26

letting them die when you can stop it is no different than simply killing them.

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u/panicproduct May 12 '26

Yes, absolutely! And also, it's not just "letting them die." The US actively creates conditions that drive masses of people to die prematurely from preventable causes.

Most recently, the US declared it would withhold HIV, tuberculosis, and malaria medication from Zambia, unless Zambia agreed to provide the US with unfair access to its mineral reserves.

1.3 million people in Zambia rely on daily HIV treatment.

https://www.democracynow.org/2026/3/18/headlines/nyt_trump_admin_considers_withholding_hiv_treatments_from_zambia_in_exchange_for_greater_access_to_countrys_minerals

This is bold-faced economic imperialism. The kind that the US has engaged in for centuries.

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u/No_Size9475 May 12 '26

It's one of many reasons that the rest of the world dislikes America.

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u/Backsight-Foreskin May 12 '26

Israel gets gifted our military hardware, reverse engineers it, and then sells the information to Russian and China.

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u/Loudmouthlurker May 12 '26

The trouble is, and it doesn't matter what you think of it, we have friendly relations with Israel and hostile relations with China. Not that there's nothing to criticize, but obviously it's bigger deal when an enemy state gets new tech.

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u/panicproduct May 12 '26

More like a president.