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The U.S. Billionaires Secretly Funding the Right-wing Effort to Reshape Israel The Kohelet Policy Forum has wielded increasing influence on Israel's decision-making centers, with an ideology that weds conservative, settlement-supporting politics to free-market economics. Who is the guiding force behind this under-the-radar enterprise – and who's bankrolling it? Tracking the annual donations, which pass through several nonprofit groups in the United States, we discover that the money leads to two names: Jeffrey Yass and Arthur Dantchik. Neither are household names in Israel, or in the United States, for that matter – and not by chance. The two billionaires are strictly low-profile, even though they are among the biggest donors to the Republican Party. It was Kohelet that provided then-Secretary of State Mike Pompeo with the legal grounding for his precedent-setting announcement of U.S. recognition of the legality of the settlements, in 2019. Pompeo even publicly acknowledged the support of the Israeli think tank in this formulation of U.S. foreign policy. https://archive.ph/2022.06.28-142035/https://www.haaretz.com/israel-news/2021-03-11/ty-article-magazine/.highlight/the-u-s-billionaires-secretly-funding-the-right-wing-effort-to-reshape-israel/0000017f-e90c-da9b-a1ff-ed6f5dd30000

Jeffrey Yass (Huge donor for Club for Growth) sits on council of ➡️ Cato Institute ➡️ Kochs

Daria Dugina Aleksandr Dugin - chief editor of Tsargrad TV => owner Konstantin Malofeev hired Fox News’ John Hanick who launched the channel 2017 KGB and Foreign Intelligence, Reshetnikov - supervisory board of Tsargrad => Alex Jones => full support of Dugin

In 2002 Dugin founded Eurasia Party Eight-pointed star Symbol of Chaos Occult Aleister Crowley Dugin also partnered with Bouchet, member of Ordo Templi Orientis (Aleister Crowley)

Russian asset paid in Bitcoin. Posobiec showing his book written by Alexander Dugin. Posobiec is a chaos agent.

Alexander Dugin interviewed by Tucker Carlson

Crazy chain - have you heard of Alexander Dugin?

Once people become emotionally attached to a narrative, three things happen: 1. Confirmation bias – they seek information that reinforces it. 2. Enemy framing – anyone questioning the narrative becomes suspect. 3. Identity fusion – the belief becomes part of personal identity. At that point, debate stops being about facts and becomes about loyalty to a tribe.

Does this sound familiar?

One of the strange things about our current political moment is how movements that claim to oppose each other often start to resemble each other the more radical they become. What begins as a reaction against one ideological framework slowly adopts the same methods: power analysis, moral absolutism, identity-based narratives, and the belief that institutions must be captured or dismantled to achieve victory. The language changes, but the underlying strategy remains remarkably similar.

The horseshoe theory, also known as the horseshoe effect, in political science is a claim that the far-left and far-right are more similar to each other in essentials than either is to the political center. https://rationalwiki.org/wiki/Horseshoe_theory

Any idea why communist leftists and far right wingers are parroting the same talking points about what is happening in Iran?

Do you think Candace Owens telling people not to join the military or Nick Fuentes telling people to vote democrat or Tucker Carlson insinuating our president's goal is to rape women and children is doing positive things for our country?

What do you think of the Flynn network today? Do you think it was important to identify who we could trust? Have you heeded the warning or did you fall back into their spell of trusting them now that we are no longer exposing their every psyop?

“And Nathanael said to him, “Can anything good come out of Nazareth?” Philip said to him, “Come and see.”” John 1 : 46

Sin is like a disease that corrupts human nature, and the Eucharist unites us to the divine life of Christ, which heals that corruption. “The Eucharist is the medicine of immortality, the antidote that we should not die but live forever in Jesus Christ.” -St Ignatius of Antioch (around 107 AD) The Eucharist is called medicinal because it unites us to Christ’s life, heals the damage of sin, and strengthens us in the fight against the passions. The Church doesn’t see sin primarily as a legal problem. It sees it as a sickness. Christ calls Himself the Physician of souls and bodies. The Church is the hospital. And the sacraments are the treatment. Confession is like diagnosis and cleansing. You bring the sickness into the light, you repent, and through the priest Christ grants forgiveness and healing. Reread Leviticus to see how the priest interacted with leprosy to see the shadow of this sacrament. But removing the sickness isn’t the end of treatment. The Eucharist is the medicine. That’s why the early Christian bishop Ignatius of Antioch called the Eucharist “the medicine of immortality.” Confession cleans the wound. The Eucharist heals and strengthens the soul. And just like real medicine, it has to be received properly. St. Paul even warns that receiving it unworthily can harm rather than heal. The goal of the Church is restoration and not punishment. The whole sacramental life exists to heal us and restore us to communion with God.