Vance: Israel is attacking me.

UPDATE:  Osint613:  “A lot of people thought the MOU was a bad agreement. That is not a coordinated influence campaign. It is people expressing their opinions.

The MOU did not collapse because people criticized it. It collapsed when Iran attacked ships in the Strait of Hormuz. The regime killed the deal, not the people who questioned it.” 

And Trump came to that same conclusion following the latest Iranian attempt to assassinate him while the blunderous policy of the MOU was being pursued.

See source for more detail from Jay here: https://x.com/Osint613/status/2077722201520840948

Peloni:  It is amusing that Vance seems to be reading the same script which has been pushed by Tucker Carlson of being targeted by Israel while responding to claims that he is fulfilling an agenda supportive of Carlson’s pro Iran, anti Israel bias.  Is this really how he is preparing for the midterms – by appealing to the “I hate Israel” constituency using the oldest Jew Hating tropes of all time that Israel is controlling the world?  Perhaps Vance is reacting to the possibility that his opposition to American meritocracy and free market economics was not enough to pull from the Democrat constituency, so now he is instead focusing on competing for their anti Israel base as well.  It is not news to report how politics makes for interesting bedfellows, but it is still somewhat enlightening nonetheless.

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  2. This is when he lost me, before I knew about any of this other stuff:

    vance personally offended by Jewish settlement

    +6 U.S. Vice President JD Vance stated he was personally insulted by a symbolic vote in Israel’s parliament to annex the West Bank, which occurred during his October 2025 visit. He characterized the preliminary measure as a “very stupid political stunt” that directly contradicted the Trump administration’s policies.Vance’s comments, delivered at Ben Gurion Airport before departing Israel, included the following key points:The Offense: Vance expressed confusion and frustration over the annexation bill, noting that it was symbolic but personally offensive to him.U.S. Policy: He affirmed that the West Bank is not going to be annexed by Israel, as that runs counter to the administration’s stance.Rebuke of Stunt: He called out the hard-liners who advanced the vote, framing it as an internal provocation intended to sow discord.Coverage of his remarks, including the airport press gaggle, can be found on NPR and CBS News.

  3. Email received from Andrew Benjamin:

    The issue isn’t what he said, which would be entirely reasonable if one discarded the history of his beliefs and what we all knew he believed for years. This is not far from what Tucker Carlson has been whispering in his east from before we attacked Fordow. If not exactly the same lines, or narrative if you will, they are similar enough for even an expert in aardvarks not to be able to tell one aardvark apart from the others.

    In other words, one needs to be an utter fool not to see through it, and Marco Rubio does, because he is not trying to front run his enemies.
    In Vance’s case they are the Jews. In Marco’s world, Islam, Sunni and Shia, jihadism and war.

    But for Vance certainly not the drugs he took for years or the moonshine he’s swigging down these days.
    Poor Vance, the Jews are onto his act. Some of these Jews are actually as smart as they look.

    And those fookin’ Jews? For some unknown reason they just don’t want to die.
    I mean, caan’t they take a joke?

    Vance will never become president and I will make sure of that; and that DT endorses Rubio, not this dark-minded snake-in-the-grass fuckup.

  7. :“manipulating and trying to change American public opinion”

    Who’da thunk this: an American politician tut-tuting any effort to change “public opinion”.

  8. This is undoubtedly a case of the kettle calling the pot black. When the USA stops interfering in Israeli elections, we can take a deep breath and consider what Vance is actually talking about and try, if you can, to compare that to what Saudi Arabia and Qatar and others are up to, not to speak of the WEF.
    Maybe we should just ignore this, but ignoring it may be short sighted, or as I like to say, sort shited.