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98% of them, Anon, are in on it. Always about the shekels.
Kek. I wonder if the Boss wants them to take the pleas? How do you produce evidence, legally?
>Free Speech does not have Strings Attached.
Kek. Tell that to Jonathan Greenblatt and the ADL.
Strike that last, Anon. It should read:
Every member of Congress who have a dual passport with a foreign nation should be PREVENTED from voting on foreign funding/aid in any capacity. Too much hand rubbing for shekels with that crew, as it is.
>Palestinians are Semites too! So what does that make the Israeli government? Honest question here.
Sorry for the misquote, Anon. I'm multitasking on 3 monitors, trying to paint models in substance and QR at the same time. I'll go put myself in tard jail now.
>Can you cite sauce for any US Congress member holding an Israeli passport?
I'll do you one better, "Anon." Here's good ole Chuckie Schumer openly admitting he's "the Guardian of Israel" first and foremost. So why is he here, in America and not in Israel? Can you trust a man who puts a foreign nation first over the American People?
>Yet you can't cite any sauce for the false claim he holds Israel citizenship correct?
But that wasn't me, "Anon." I was the one who said verbatim in toto, "No "dual citizen" should be ever allowed to attain any higher office, Anon. It's not rocket science. If you can't figure out why, you probably shouldn't be here."
So my quid pro quo for you is, why are you okay with a sitting Senator, like Chuck Schumer using his position to be muh "Guardian of Israel" at the expense of his American constituents? If Chuck Schumer wants to be muh "Guardian of Israel" (tm)_he can move there and give up his seat on the Hill.
You seem hell bent on defending those in our Congress who MAY have dual citizenship with Israel and ONLY those who may possibly have dual citizenship with the shittiest apartheid state the world has ever seen, whereas I am encompassing the entirety of all foreign nations.
Seems you have an agenda…..
And I changed your slide to members of congress having "dual loyalty." You're still trying to pilpul.
It's a pilpul, Anon. The reason being is he's trying to deflect from people pointing out "American Jews" and their dual loyalty to Israel. The vast majority of Jews are entitled to Aliyah (which he clearly knows, hence the pilpul), so there would be no need for them to possess an "Israeli Passport," nor have "dual citizenship." The Law of Return allows them to move to Israel any time they want.
A better question to ask is which Representatives in our Government have dual loyalty to foreign nations and I'll give you a hint, there are more than just those that have unwavering loyalty to muh "Greatest Ally" (tm).
Actually, you did by trying to say "name a Politician with a dual passport - you can't!" It's not about the "passport," Anon. But you know this.
I changed your nomenclature to the proper term, which is dual loyalty. As I pointed out to another Anon, conversing with you, it's not about "Israeli Passports" and "dual citizenships" (which you already know, hence the pilpul.) The Law of Return allows pretty much ANY Jew to return to Israel. There's no need for muh "Israeli Passport" (tm). You need to be asking about who has dual loyalty to foreign entities.
But you don't want to open up that Pandora's Box, as you know what the results will truly be.
Where's the sauce, Faggot?
>Right of return is not citizenship
I'm afraid you're wrong there, "Anon." Either that or impeccably stupid and never listened to Q about doing your own research.
"With the inception of the State of Israel, two thousand years of wandering were officially over. Since then, Jews have been entitled to simply show up and request to be Israeli citizens, assuming they posed no imminent danger to public health, state security, or the Jewish people as a whole. Essentially, all Jews everywhere are Israeli citizens by right."
You want to keep playing, Faggot?
https://archive.jewishagency.org/first-steps/program/5131/
>Charles R Downs
>The right of return is not citizenship. It allows them to become a citizen if they want to return.
Why would they "Return" to their "Homeland" if they didn't want to be citizens, Moran? Also, the website I quoted, showed the LEGAL context of Aliyah and it's requirements. The Law of Return was written in 1950, 2 years after the creation of the world's most apartheid and racist country in the world. It's legal code, Dipshit. Clearly you didn't read the code, so let me quote the last line of the first paragraph again, so there's no more confusion.
"Essentially, all Jews everywhere are Israeli citizens by right."
So, how exactly is the "Right of Return" not citizenship? Man, [MOS] is bringing in the JV team today. This is one of the most pathetic pilpuls I've ever seen. It's worse than the whole "It was real in my mind" bullshit.