CountryboyRonPaul
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There are also Muslim lobbys, African lobbys,....etc. You questioning their loyalty? I'm pro-Israel, are you questioning my loyalty to my country? I (like my father and brother) have served in our armed forces, I pay my taxes, and have always voted.
Again, what does this have to do with the topic?
There is nothing wrong with being Pro-Israel.
There IS something wrong with asking the rest of the country to foot the bill for another country.
Nobody here is questioning your loyalties, as long as you agree that Israel is a sovereign nation that is capable of taking care of her own issues without the help of the United States.
When someone asks me to foot the bill for another country I do question their loyalties.
I question the loyalties of those that want to allow illegal immigration to continue.
Like I've said before, Israel is singled out because it is the largest, and best example of a lobby with foreign loyalties shaping the policies of America. As far as I'm concerned that is a loss of US sovereignty, when our policies are made to suit those of a foreign country.
I've said it before I'll say it again, the Saudi lobby is WRONG, the Cuban lobby is wrong, the United Macedonian Diaspora is wrong.
However, only two have significant power in America, Israelis and Saudis.
And, as I stated earlier, the Saudis have caused us quite a bit of grief IMHO.
Trade and Diplomacy with all, entangling alliances with none.