Yesterday, the U.S. House of Representatives, led by their Speaker Mike Johnson, passed a law trying to force President Biden to send thousands of bombs to Israel, threatening to “de-fund the Defense Department, State Department, and National Security Council unless and until Joe Biden agrees to facilitate the totally uninhibited, conditions-free transfer of US arms to Israel.”

As has become the norm in recent days, these Republicans needed help from Democrats in order to get this bill passed.

Thomas Massie, a non-Zionist Republican, was recently attacked by AIPAC, which receives over $300 million a year to lobby Congress for Israel and the Zionist cause, because he tried to remove Mike Johnson from the Speaker of the House position.

AIPAC put out a $300,000 ad to attack Massie, to which Massie replied that AIPAC should register as a foreign agent under “The Foreign Agents Registration Act” which requires agents of foreign principals to register & disclose certain information, since it is obvious that they receive much of their revenue from Israel.

Watch the $300,000 AIPAC ad which accuses Massie of being the only Republican that voted against 15 bills in the House in April, to which Massie replied: “@SpeakerJohnson, why did the U.S. House of Representatives vote 15 times in April on Israel’s issues, but not on our own?”

Indeed, the House Republicans are obviously more concerned about Israel’s interests than the issues of their American constituents.

It is very obvious who they serve now, and it is not Americans. They have sold their soul to Zionist Israel who now controls them.

The Zionist bill that passed yesterday was all show, because the Senate has already stated that it is “dead on arrival”, and even if it did somehow pass, Joe Biden would obviously veto it.

And while all these multiple bills are being introduced in the House to support Israel and expand the definition of “antisemitism” which would also criminalize any speech that supports the New Testament portion of the Bible, nothing is being done about the border-migrant problem, the proposed WHO Pandemic Treaty, or any investigations into the criminal COVID-19 vaccines, or stopping the Fed from developing CBDC digital currencies, or any other issue of importance to Americans.