Thursday, November 21, 2024

Didn't even know - Usha Vance, JD Vance's wife, is not Christian but Hindu, and obviously a Zionist - like Jews, Hindus are marrying into our ruling classes and taking over

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We know Usha Vance, JD Vance's wife, is Indian origin, but didn't you suspect she had converted to Christianity?  You would be wrong.  She remains a practicing Hindu and her and JD even had a partial Hindu wedding ceremony.  The idea that Usha Vance is anything but a rabid Zionist is absurd.  Jews are known to marry into the ruling elite (think Jared Kushner and Ivanka Trump), and now Hindus are doing the same. 

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Usha Vance

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Usha Vance
Second Lady of the United States
Designate
Assuming office
January 20, 2025
Vice PresidentJD Vance
SucceedingDoug Emhoff (as Second Gentleman)
Personal details
Born
Usha Bala Chilukuri

January 6, 1986 (age 38)[1]
San Diego County, California, U.S.
Political partyDemocratic (as late as 2014)
Republican (as early as 2022)
Spouse
 
​
(m. 2014)​
Children3
EducationYale University (BA, JD)
Clare College, Cambridge (MPhil)

Usha Chilukuri Vance (born Usha Bala Chilukuri; January 6, 1986[1]) is an American lawyer. She is the wife of JD Vance, who is the vice president-elect of the United States and Ohio's junior United States senator. Usha Vance will assume the role of Second Lady of the United States on January 20, 2025, becoming the first Indian American, Telugu American, Asian American, and Hindu to hold the title.[2]

Vance was born in San Diego to Indian immigrant parents and raised in an upper-middle-class suburb. She graduated from Yale University with a bachelor's degree in history and from Yale Law School with a Juris Doctor degree. After law school, she served as a law clerk for multiple federal judges, including Chief Justice John Roberts, Judge Brett Kavanaugh, and Judge Amul Thapar.

Vance was admitted to the District of Columbia Bar in 2019, and subsequently worked for a leading law firm handling civil litigation and appeals in cases involving higher education, local government, entertainment, and technology. She resigned from her law firm job in July 2024.

At the 2024 Republican National Convention, Vance delivered the introductory address for her husband, JD Vance. She often traveled with him to his vice-presidential campaign events, occasionally appearing onstage. The couple has three children.

Early life and education

Usha Bala Chilukuri[3][a] was born in 1986 in a suburb of San Diego, California,[6] to Telugu-speaking Indian immigrants.[7][8] Her father is a mechanical engineer from IIT Madras and a lecturer at San Diego State University,[9][10] and her mother is a molecular biologist and provost at the University of California, San Diego.[11]

Usha Chilukuri's parents are from the Telugu Brahmin community of the West Godavari and Krishna districts of Andhra Pradesh, India.[12][13][14] Their family migrated from Andhra Pradesh, India, in the 1980s.[12] She was raised in San Diego's upper-middle-class Rancho Peñasquitos suburb.[15][16]

Her paternal ancestry can be traced to Chilukuri Buchipapayya Sastri (c. 18th century), who lived in Saipuram in Vuyyuru Mandal of Krishna district, Andhra Pradesh.[17][13][12] Later, one branch of the family migrated to Vadluru near Tanuku in West Godavari district of Andhra Pradesh.[18] Usha's mother, Lakshmi (née Yechuri), is from Pamarru in Krishna district.[13][17][1]

Her great-aunt, Chilukuri Santhamma, living in Visakhapatnam, Andhra Pradesh, is considered India's oldest active professor at age 96 as of 2024, and has authored a book based on the ancient Hindu sacred text Bhagavad Gita.[19][7] Usha's paternal grandfather, Chilukuri Rama Sastri, taught physics at IIT Madras, and the institute now runs a student award in his memory.[7] Her paternal aunt lives in Chennai.[17]

In 2003, she graduated from Mt. Carmel High School, where she performed in the marching band.[6][20][10] She has one sister, Shreya.[16] Childhood friends described her as a "leader" and a "bookworm".[21] She attended Yale University, graduating summa cum laude in 2007 with a bachelor's degree in history, with membership in Phi Beta Kappa.[3][22] During her time at Yale, Vance volunteered in local elementary schools, served as a Girl Scouts troop leader, and became the editor-in-chief of Our Education, an education policy publication.[22] After graduating, she taught English and American history as a Yale–China Teaching Fellow at Sun Yat-sen University in Guangzhou, China.[22][23] Vance then attended Clare College, Cambridge, in England, as a Gates Cambridge Scholar, receiving a Master of Philosophy in early modern history in 2010.[24]

In 2013, Vance obtained her Juris Doctor from Yale Law School, where she was the executive development editor of the Yale Law Journal and managing editor of the Yale Journal of Law & Technology.[25][23][26] During her time at Yale Law, she participated in the Supreme Court Advocacy Clinic, the Media Freedom and Information Access Clinic, the Iraqi Refugee Assistance Project, and the Pro Bono Network.[27][28]

Career

Vance served as a law clerk for Judge Amul Thapar of the District Court for the Eastern District of Kentucky from 2013 to 2014, Judge Brett Kavanaugh on the Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit from 2014 to 2015, and Chief Justice of the United States John Roberts from 2017 to 2018.[29][30][31] During her clerkship at the Supreme Court, she was assigned to work on Azar v. Garza, a case regarding a juvenile undocumented immigrant in the custody of U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement who sought to have an abortion.[32]

Vance worked for the law firm Munger, Tolles & Olson for its San Francisco and Washington, D.C. offices as an associate for almost six years, handling civil litigation and appeals in cases involving higher education, local government, entertainment and technology, until July 2024, when she resigned "to focus on caring for our family".[33][34][35] Among her clients were the Paramount Pictures, Regents of the University of California, Pacific Gas and Electric Company, and a division of The Walt Disney Company.[36][37][38] Vance previously worked as a summer associate at Williams & Connolly, Taft Stettinius & Hollister, and Levine Sullivan Koch & Schulz.[39] She was admitted to the District of Columbia, California and Ohio bar.[40][34]

Vance has served on the board of the Gates Cambridge Alumni Association and as secretary of the board of the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra.[41]

2024 election campaign and Second Lady of the United States

JD Vance's vice-presidential campaign

At the Republican National Convention in July 2024, Usha Vance delivered the introductory address for her husband, JD Vance.[42][43] Since then, she has been an advisor to her husband, and often travels with him to campaign events, occasionally appearing onstage with him.[44]

According to some sources, she helped her husband prepare for the 2024 vice-presidential debate.[44] JD Vance was declared the winner of the debate by several columnists, including some from The New York Times,[45] The Wall Street Journal,[46] and Los Angeles Times.[47] Usha Vance also received some credit for her husband's debate performance.[48]

Second Lady of the United States

Since Trump won the 2024 U.S. presidential election, Vance will assume the role of Second Lady of the United States in January 2025.[49] She will be the first Indian American, the first Telugu, and the first Hindu Second Lady in the White House.[50][51][52][53]

Personal life

While at Yale Law School, Chilukuri met her future husband, JD Vance, a relationship encouraged by their professor Amy Chua.[54] Chua has called their relationship "extremely unlikely, almost opposites of personality".[55] In 2013, Chilukuri and Vance collaborated to organize a discussion group at Yale focused on "social decline in white America".[56] Vance often called Chilukuri his "Yale spirit guide".[55][56]

Chilukuri and Vance married in 2014 in Kentucky, in an interfaith marriage ceremony,[57][21] her husband's friend Jamil Jivani read from the Bible[58] and a Hindu pandit blessed the couple.[56] They have three children and reside in Cincinnati.[59][60] She is a practicing Hindu, and her husband a Christian[57][61] who was raised Evangelical but converted to Catholicism in 2019.[62]

According to public records, in 2014 Chilukuri voted in Democratic primaries, but in 2022, she voted in the Republican primary in which her husband was a candidate.[21][55] She clerked for conservative judges, such as Roberts and Kavanaugh, but has also practiced at a California law firm with a progressive work culture.[63] According to The New York Times, her political views seem to have changed over the years, as in 2021, she made a political contribution to the U.S. Senate campaign of a national conservative, Blake Masters.[56]

Chilukuri has been an avid reader since her early years. In her childhood, she often visited India and was introduced to Indian literature by reading books by Nobel laureate Rabindranath Tagore and novelist R. K. Narayan's Malgudi Days, among others.[12] The "read" books on her Goodreads account include novels by Zadie Smith, Jonathan Safran Foer, and Vladimir Nabokov, as well as nonfiction by Nina Burleigh and Nicholas Kristof.[56] In 2016, she read her husband's book, Hillbilly Elegy, and gave it a five-star rating.[56]

Portrayal in media

In Hillbilly Elegy (2020), a film about the life of her husband, she was portrayed by actress Freida Pinto.[64]

Notes

  1. ^ Usha Vance's family originates from Telugu speaking areas of India; in Telugu names the family name is usually put before the given name.[4] Her name in Telugu order would be "Chilukuri Usha", and several relatives of hers have their names customarily in Telugu order.[5]

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Hindu-Zionist organizations HinduACTion and Namaste Shalom Multi-faith Alliance seek to reduce Hindu-Christian tensions with Noahide pushing American Jewish Committee - Jews want a Hindu-Zionist and Christian-Zionist alliance for Israel


Jews are trying to build an alliance between Hindu-Zionists and Christian-Zionists so they can both support Israel together rather than fighting.  Here the Noahide-pushing American Jewish Committee speaks before an audience put together by Hindu-Zionist groups HinduACTion and Namaste Shalom Multi-faith Alliance.  The theme was that India has never had anti-Semitism and that there should be an attempt to soften the view of the tensions going on between Hindus and Christians in India, by explaining it away as ethnic tensions rather than religious. 

Diasporas rally for Israel in congressional briefing, highlighting India's antisemitismfree history
ANI / Updated: Oct 24, 2023, 22:22 IST
 At a Congressional briefing in support of Israel, Nissim Reuben, Program Director of
Indian-Jewish Relations at the American Jewish Committee, stated that India is the only
country with no history of antisemitism. Reuben also expressed solidarity with Israel in its
fight against Hamas. The briefing, organized by HinduACTion and Namaste Shalom Multifaith Alliance, aimed to support Israel and combat rising anti-Hindu bigotry and
antisemitism in the US and Canada.

WASHINGTON DC: Nissim Reuben,
Program Director of Indian-Jewish
Relations at the American Jewish
Committee (AJC), said at a
Congressional briefing in support of
Israel that India is the only country with
no history of antisemitism.
He also expressed solidarity with Israel
in its fight against the terrorist group
Hamas.
HinduACTion and Namaste Shalom Multi-faith Alliance organised a timely
Congressional briefing on Tuesday in support of Israel and against rising antiHindu bigotry and antisemitism in the US and Canada.

"India is the only country in the world with no history of antisemitism. Never ever were Jews persecuted in India until the Mumbai attacks of 2008, which were
perpetrated by terrorists that came from across the border. That's why even today
in Israel, Indian Jews say that Israel is our fatherland. India is our motherland.
Israel is in our hearts. India is in our blood," he said.

He further expressed gratitude that the Indian American diaspora, the global
Indian diaspora, the people of India, Prime Minister 
, and the Indian
government have solidly supported Israel in its ongoing war with Hamas.

"It was a brutal terror attack... Israel has gone through a tremendous tragedy, but
it will overcome and rebound. And we as Indian Americans and Indians will never
forget that Israel came to India's help, assistance with defence, much-needed
defence equipment in the wars of 1965 and 1971, and of course, Kargil 1999,
when Israel rushed much-needed defence supplies," he added.

Reuben added that this support shown to Israel will be repaid multiple times.

Astra Nomani, an Indian-American, said she was a proud follower of Islam, which preaches a peaceful coexistence, respect and humanity.

"I am a daughter of India. I am a Muslim daughter of India. And I have known freedom and joy in India. What I have seen over my lifetime in America is that a new extreme has emerged. And that is from within my own Muslim community. And that is an extremism that denies women rights and makes a Jew an enemy simply for being a Jew, and that has now done something very unfortunate and demonised and vilified Hindus," she said.

"So, I came here as a Muslim because I stand for an Islam in which everybody can live with coexistence, respect, and a sense of humanity," she added.

What they may feel in their heart of being shamed or demonised because if you stand for goodness and humanity, you will always be on the correct side of history, and that's why I'm standing here today." Meanwhile, Rajshree Keisham, who belongs to the Meitei community of Manipur, said she was at the briefing to correct the misinformation that the recent conflict in Manipur was not a fallout of religious differences. 

"I'm here to correct the misinformation or the disinformation that the conflict we have been seeing for the last 6 months in Manipur is not a religious conflict. It has been represented, in a very wrong way, that it is a fight between the Hindus and the Christians, where the Hindu majorities are prosecuting the Christians. I'm just here today to explain that it is not at all," she said.

Richard Harowitz, a former Israeli military officer who is currently living in the US, highlighted the two core issues he talked about at the briefing. "The first is the explosion that took place at the hospital in Gaza. Secondly, I spoke about an aspect of international law. On the disproportionality of the use of military power," he said. Another Indian-American from Manipur said, "I am from the Meitei community." He claimed that a section of the international media is portraying the Manipur clashes as "the Hindus prosecuting the Christians, but the violence is a result of clashes between the Meiteis and the Kukis." Condemned the killing of civilians in Manipur and elsewhere across the globe, she added, "Hamas slaughtered civilians in Israel, in much the same way as innocent lives were lost in Manipur."

 




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Hindu American PAC endorsed by Jewish CUFI founder David Brog who sees that Jewish-Christian relations can be used as a model of Jewish-Hindu cooperation

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The growing-in-power Hindu American Political Action Committee has been endorsed by the Jewish co-founder of Christian United for Israel,  David Brog.  Brog sees his work in uniting Christians and Jews can be used as a test run on how Jews and Hindus can cooperate to subvert our nation into doing what the Indo-Israeli lobby wants. 

https://www.hinduamericanpac.com/endorsements

Current Endorsements

David Brog, R-Nevada's 37th Assembly District


David Brog is committed to supporting a strong US-India relationship, which is central to his foreign policy vision for Asia.  He's also committed to fighting anti-Hindu discrimination in the United States. As Executive Director of Maccabee Task Force, which has been fighting anti-Semitism on college campuses, he understands how Hinduphobia manifests in academic settings, the media, and in this country’s foreign policy. And he understands how we can defeat such hate.  As a leader of Christians United for Israel, he united the Christian and Jewish communities in defense of Israel and as a bulwark against anti-Semitism from the radical left and right. He sees this Jewish-Christian alliance as a model for how Jews and Hindus can work together to promote their shared values.  David Brog spoke in the Jewish Journal about the importance of the Hindu community: Towards a Jewish-Hindu Alliance Politics can be divisive. But when done the right way, politics can also bring us together. He previously ran for the US Congress (NV-1), coming in a close 2nd in a crowded primary field.

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White people keep your eye on Americans4Hindus, a growing Hindu-Zionist organization in America

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Hindu-Zionist organizations are sprouting in America like weeds.  One is called Americans4Hindus.  Think about that, not Hindus 4 America, but Americans here to do Hindu bidding, which includes working for Israel.  Americans4Hindus recently helped organize the first US Hindu Summit in Washington, they are looking to gain traction in the government. Keep your eye on them.

https://indiapost.com/bay-area-hindu-americans-express-solidarity-with-israel-after-hamas-terror-attacks/#google_vignette

Bay Area Hindu Americans express solidarity with Israel after Hamas terror attacks

FOG Members and others with Israel flag
FOG Members and others with Israel flag

FREMONT, CALIFORNIA: On Sunday afternoon, 15th October, a group of Hindu Americans gathered with Israeli and other Jewish Americans to express solidarity with them against the horrific attacks by Hamas last weekend.

Gathering of Hindu/Indian Americans and Jewish people in Fremont
Gathering of Hindu/Indian Americans and Jewish people in Fremont

Fremont Mayor Ms. Lily Mei, Dr. Romesh Japra – Americans4Hindus leader, founder of Festival of Globe (FOG) and India Post, Israeli Americans and other local Jewish people, and members of the Hindu and Indian communities, joined the peaceful demonstration which was held next to the Unity Sculpture in Fremont.

Sai Nagarajan said forcefully, “If you got a human heart, you got a soul, you will stand up today and say enough is enough!”

Dr. Romesh Japra addressed the gathering, “All the groups you mentioned earlier whether Hamas, Hezbollah, or ISIS, or Al Qaida, or Lashkar-e-Taiba, all these terrorist groups don’t belong on this earth. “We want to live peacefully. Everybody has to be happy, healthy, and celebrating. Life is all about celebration. But these terrorists come on the way. Like you said, in Mahabharata, Krishna said the same thing – they need to be eliminated, they need to be taken care of.”

He cautioned against giving in to the sympathy card for terrorists, “We are so happy the whole world is turned against them except a few countries, and we want to make sure that they continue doing that. Unfortunately, there is a lot of pressure for them to back off.”

More Hindu/Indian Americans and Jewish people
More Hindu/Indian Americans and Jewish people

Islamic terrorism hits far too close to home for Kashmiri Pandits and Bengalis whose ancestors fled Bangladesh (formerly East Pakistan) during the bloody Partition of India.

Pandits were forced to flee in the recent past (1989-90). One of the representatives of Kashmir Hindu Foundation (KHF) narrated, “What in one night, January 19th, 1990, we were thrown out of our own house in Kashmir, I have not gone back since.”His father, who was also present, had not been home for the last 33 years.“I just want to be here in solidarity with our Jewish friends here.” He concluded by saying that we need to stand up to terrorism.

FOG Bengal group members echoed similar sentiments. Simadri Moitra said, “When the world is marred by a specter of terrorism, it’s imperative for us as a community to stand steadfast against this terrorism meted out to innocent children and women. They don’t deserve it. No one deserves it. Let us all be a beacon of hope and show to the world that we stand against terrorism, we stand against any inhuman, brutal killings.”

Fremont Mayor Lily Mei (second from left) with Dr. Romesh Japra (second from right)
Fremont Mayor Lily Mei (second from left) with Dr. Romesh Japra (second from right)

Deb Biswas, whose parents and grandparents were kicked out of what is now Bangladesh, told the tragic story of members of his sister’s family. Jihadis marked them with the color ‘H’ (for ‘Hindu’) in yellow color, later segregating and slaughtering them. Fortunately, his parents got out while his mother was pregnant with Mr. Biswas’s eldest sister. “That’s the reason you could see me here”, he said.

There are a lot of moral debates on Israel’s counteroffensive.

FOG Board member Chandru Bhambhra pointed out, “Retaliation and terrorism are two different things. Retaliating is needed because we have to stand up.” He called for everyone to unite with Israel, cautioning that the next target could be India.

Members of the Jewish community, many of whom were emotional, expressed their gratitude to the Hindu American and Indian community for their support. They were also quick to distinguish between Hamas and the people of Palestine.

A man holds up a poster with pictures of some of the Hamas kidnapping victims
A man holds up a poster with pictures of some of the Hamas kidnapping victims

Ross Yasikov clarified, “Israel is never fighting against the people of Palestine. Israel is fighting the terrorist organization, Hamas that is committing unimaginable crimes against humanity. It’s not about the people of Palestine versus the people of Israel. Everybody wants to live in peace except for those terrorists.”

Natasha Gottlieb said, “It’s really helpful in these horrible times to have a friend because we have families there and Israel is grieving. And our kids, and our brothers, and sisters, they are fighting not only for our existence and the Israeli existence but against this sheer evil organization that committed crimes against humanity.”

She was extremely thankful that the Hindu community was standing with them despite the chance that they may get hate from the other side. “Thank you for taking a stand and staying strong with us.”

Talila Golan grew up in the very part of Israel that has been hit. Even though her immediate family has moved to other areas and is safe, she still has classmates, childhood friends, and their families there. Everyone would be evacuated as there were still bombs and missiles falling in the area, and they were still collecting bodies.

Hindu (Indian) Americans and Jewish people with posters and flags
Hindu (Indian) Americans and Jewish people with posters and flags

“Some of the bodies are hard to identify because they have been dismembered, burned. It’s not just the people that are mourning, the loss of people; it’s also my childhood, my youth country. It will be rebuilt, never will be the same.”She keeps having flashback memories of what was a beautiful, green place. “It was one of the major agricultural areas of Israel. Now gone! All the fruits, all the dairy cows, all that gone!”

She pointed out the indiscriminate killings of Hamas including Muslims and foreigners such as Thai and Filipino workers, German and American citizens. “It’s not in the news but Hamas killed everybody. They didn’t stop and ask who you are.“To be honest, what they did to us, they do to their own people all the time and it’s not in the news.”She said that they did not really care about Palestine; all they cared about was blaming Israel.

Dari said that what was happening in Israel has not happened since the Holocaust. “It’s(Hamas) not a liberation army; it’s a death army!”She said ominously that this was darkness not just for Israel, but for the whole world. “Because first they will come for Jewish people, or for Israelis, then they will come for Jewish people, then they will come for the whole human civilization.”

Simadri Moitra speaking. Other FOG Bengal members by her side
Simadri Moitra speaking. Other FOG Bengal members by her side

“We all need to be the ambassadors of life, of love, and of light. We need to unite, all the sane people of this world, and to fight this horror”, she concluded.

Talia Cogan said, “Every one of my fellow Jewish, Israeli friends start with ‘Thank you’ but it’s not something we say just for the sake of saying it because for the past week, we have not just been devastated by what happened in Israel and every one of us have family or friends there.”

She said they most hurt when they went on social media and saw people that just had pure hate in their hearts.

“It was so important for us to come here today, see that we still have friends and to hear from the Hindu community all the words of support. We just want this to end, we want no terrorism, we want everyone to live in peace, with our Hindu brothers, our Muslim brothers, our Christian brothers, it doesn’t matter.”

(Quotes and interviews have been edited by the author for clarity and brevity.)

Lakshmi Iyer
India Post News Service


https://www.hindustantimes.com/world-news/first-ever-hindu-american-summit-at-us-capitol-june-14-101686446744902.html

US to host first-ever Hindu American summit on June 14

PTI |
Jun 11, 2023 07:35 AM IST

About 130 Indian American leaders from all over the country representing 20 Hindu and Indian organisations are coming to the US Capital for the event.

A group of eminent Indian-Americans from across the country have come together to host the first ever Hindu-American Summit for Political Engagement at the US Capitol, which organisers said along with others would be addressed by House Speaker Kevin McCarthy.

Indian Americans listen to the 100th episode of Prime Minister Narendra Modi's flagship radio programme, "Mann Ki Baat", in Washington on Sunday. (ANI)
Indian Americans listen to the 100th episode of Prime Minister Narendra Modi's flagship radio programme, "Mann Ki Baat", in Washington on Sunday. (ANI)

Being organised by the recently formed Americans4Hindus political Action committee in association with over 20 other diaspora bodies, the Hindu-American Summit is to be held at the US Capitol on June 14 to raise the concerns of the Hindu community before the lawmakers.

About 130 Indian American leaders from all over the country -- Florida, New York, Boston, Texas, Chicago and California – representing 20 Hindu and Indian organisations are coming to the US Capital for the event.

Read: This US state is first to pass resolution condemning Hinduphobia

Hindu Americans, he said, are doing good across the country, but politically they are way behind.

“Politically, we think, we've never been discriminated against, we are doing well. But unfortunately, tides are changing. I'm from California, where unfortunately, on the caste basis now, they want to add this to the discriminating factors,” cardiologist Dr Romesh Japra said on Saturday.


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Hindu Zionist Kash Patel, a MAGA bigshot, says Iran's attack on Israel is "world war" - the Hindu-Noahide lobby wants to drag America into Middle Eastern wars

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Kash Patel may be America's new Director of the FBI.  He has said that Israel cannot fight Iran alone.  Here he says in regards to Iran's attack on Israel - "we are in world war". Israel's war is not our war, we cannot allow the American Hindu-Zionist lobby to drag us into another Middle Eastern war.  

https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/kash-patel-we-are-in-a-world-war/id844095684?i=1000671480269

Kash Patel: “We Are In A World War”
Rich Zeoli Show

Kash Patel— Former Chief of Staff to the Secretary of Defense & Author of “Government Gangsters: The Deep State, the Truth, and the Battle for Our Democracy”—joins The Rich Zeoli Show to discuss Iran’s ballistic missile attack on Israel. Can we expect continued military escalation in the Middle East? Patel determines: “We are in a world war.” He continues: “Our adversaries want Donald Trump to be defeated”—noting that the Biden-Harris regime did nothing after determining that Iran interfered in the 2024 election via a hacking of the Trump campaign.

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