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🇮🇱🇺🇸 Israel shapes US policy via ‘legalized bribery’ & ‘blackmail’ – Ana Kasparian – Geopolitics Prime

 🇮🇱🇺🇸 Israel shapes US policy via ‘legalized bribery’ & ‘blackmail’ – Ana Kasparian

In America, public opposition to supporting Israel has little impact on foreign policy decisions, says journalist Ana Kasparian.

According to her, a system of “legalized bribery” lobbying allows outside interests to shape American policy.

AIPAC, she notes, is the most prominent of these organizations, and that is how “Israel controls our government.”

Beyond lobbying, Kasparian suggests coercive tactics may also be at play.

💬 “And there’s also blackmail. I have no doubt that there are politicians and people in positions of power who are being blackmailed.”

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