Who Holds the Power? Look at What You Can’t Criticise
There’s an infallible way to identify who truly holds power: observe what you’re not allowed to criticise. Every oppressive regime in history—whether Nazi Germany, the Soviet Union, North Korea, or modern-day China—has had its sacred, untouchable force. A line that, once crossed, turns free speech into a career-ending offence.
And in the so-called “land of the free”? Try openly discussing the influence of the Israeli Lobby in the United States. Watch how quickly the conversation is shut down. Accusations of antisemitism fly faster than a Pentagon-approved drone strike, reputations are annihilated, and dissenters are erased from the mainstream. The mere act of pointing out this reality is itself proof of its existence.
The Power No One Dares Name
This isn’t some basement-dweller’s conspiracy theory whispered in dark corners of the internet. It’s an undeniable, in-your-face reality that everyone in power understands but few dare to challenge. The Israeli Lobby wields an influence so vast that politicians—Democrats and Republicans alike—cower before it. Policies are shaped around its interests, billions in unquestioned aid are funnelled abroad, and any criticism is met with immediate, brutal retribution.
If the United States were truly independent, if its democracy were as robust as it claims, discussion and debate would be welcomed. But no, the rules are clear: the First Amendment, that shining beacon of free speech, comes with an unspoken asterisk—”Void where Israel is concerned.”
The American Government: A Puppet Show?
This isn’t about attacking a people, a faith, or a nation. It’s about recognising a political reality: no foreign lobby should dictate domestic policy in a sovereign country. And yet, American politicians grovel before AIPAC like obedient servants, while those who question this dynamic are blacklisted, demonised, and cast into political exile.
The sheer absurdity of the situation is staggering. The supposed world superpower bows down, while its citizens are expected to pretend this isn’t happening. The theatre of democracy continues, but behind the curtain, the real script is written elsewhere.
Silence Is Compliance
History has shown us one undeniable truth: when a power becomes unquestionable, its grip tightens beyond return. The moment you are not allowed to speak about something is the moment you must speak about it the most.
Silence, after all, is not just compliance. It is servitude…
G.S.
