Reclaiming our Congress and our Republic.

Members of Congress should know that the days when failing to support AIPAC and Israel is political suicide are over. From now on, supporting AIPAC and Israel’s Fifth Column is now a political suicide.There is an urgent need to reclaim the house and senate seats one at a time. So that within 6 years we will be able to declare our Second Independence.

by Sami Jamil Jadallah

Bibi Netanyahu speech before a Joint Session of Congress, is the best time ever for the American people to rise up, as a proud nation and dethrone Bibi Netanyahu, his Royal Court AIPAC and put them out of business once and for all, and never ever again, allow the likes of Bibi to humiliate our nation and our presidents.

While we are it, it may be time to also vote out of office all those Israel-First members of Congress, those who chose to attend the speech and give Bibi his standard dozen ovations, and all those who chose to snub our elected president and insult our nation and our sense of honor and dignity.

Of course we all know that AIPAC and the Jewish lobby have lots of money and use it to buy power and influence. In fact AIPAC raises more money than any other special interest group. It has an annual budget of more than $200 million a year and it spends over $10 millions on its annual conference. This is addition to almost equal amount from other similar one-issue funds (Israel). No wonder why AIPAC does in fact control and owns the American Knesset lock stock and barrel? The power and influence it has in the media, in academia, in public relations, makes every members of Congress tremble and shake in fear.

Though AIPAC does not contribute directly to political campaign or congressional candidates, its does promote and influence many PACs that contributes substantially to congressional campaigns. However in cheer numbers, AIPAC related campaign contributions are only part of what is needed by congressional candidates.

Not only does AIPAC “help” raise hundreds of thousands of dollars to individual congressional and senatorial campaigns, it also have an active army of “volunteers” on Capital Hill providing congressional staffers with “research” papers and of course all in support of Israel, it political, military and financial needs, fleecing our treasury out of billions annually.

If you ever wonder how our members of Congress are influenced by AIPAC in favor of Israel, consider this. Tens of thousands of dollars are spent on members of Congress and their wives during their visit to Israel. Of course all expenses are fully paid. So do not wonder why our tax dollars are going to Israel? It standards procedures for all newly elected members of the house and senate to make the mandatory visit to Israel all expenses paid.

Wining and dinning members of Congress and their wives/husbands/partners and of course, they come back intoxicated, ready to sponsor resolutions and vote billions of dollars for Israel. When we look at what each member of Congress brings in fund to their own congressional districts, and compare that with what they vote for Israel we will see they vote far more money for Israel than for their own districts.

However, we all need to keep in mind; even tens of millions of dollars in campaign contributions to congressional candidates will not win them seats. It is our votes and only our votes that matters (well so far) and only our votes enable these candidates to take their seats in our Congress, not AIPAC money or any other lobby.

Next election, just remember those members of Congress who chose to attend Bibi Netanyahu speech in Congress and make sure. Through your vote, give them a lesson they will never forget. Only America-First deserve represent us in Congress. Please consider this as a small example how wining and dinning can costs us billions in tax dollars.

“Rep. Michael Pence (R-Ind.): $24,010.50
Rep. Pence and his wife, Karen, went on a seven-day trip to Israel in late June 2008, which cost about $24,000. So far this year, Pense has co-sponsored a resolution supporting Israel’s use of military action against Iran if needed to take out its nuclear weapons program, He also co-sponsored a resolution supporting Israel’s terms for a two state solution under Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, which means no return to the 1967 borders.

Rep. Geoffrey Davis (R-Ky.): $24,626.40
In August 2007, Rep. Davis went on an eight-day trip to Israel with his wife, Pat Davis. The trip cost about $25,000. In 2009, Davis co-sponsored a resolution that supported Israel’s three-week air strike against Gaza in response to Hamas rocket attacks

Sen. John Barasso (R-Wyo.): $25,433.08
Sen. Barasso left for a five-day trip to Israel with his spouse, Bobette Brown, in late November 2008. The trip cost about $25,000. So far this year Barasso has co-sponsored a Senate resolution stating Israel should not have to return to its 1967 borders, which are the borders that existed before the occupation

Sen. Jerry Moran (R-Kan.): $28,121.50
Moran, who was a House representative at the time, went on a seven-day trip to Israel with his wife, Robba, in late June 2008. The trip cost about $28,000, nearly $4,000 of which was spent on his wife’s meals, according to congressional documents submitted by Moran. The American Israel Education Foundation documentation says it spent only $700 on her.
So far this year, Moran has co-sponsored a Senate resolution stating that Israel cannot return to the 1967 borders with the Palestinians, which are the borders before the military occupation began. He also co-sponsored a resolution stating the Palestinians should stop their statehood efforts at the U.N., and opposing the inclusion of Hamas in the Palestinian unity government.”

https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=Sv7tK2JD6Gg

Source: History of AIPAC from Google.

Sami Jamil Jadallah

Sami, a Palestinian-American and a US Army Veteran (66-68), recipient of the “soldier of the month award and leadership award from the 6th Army NCO Academy, is an international legal and business consultant with over 40 years of international experience, in construction, hospitality services, conservation, and defense, in the Middle East, Europe, and North Africa. Sami is a holder of BA, MPA in Public and Environmental Affairs, Jurist Doctor from Indiana University. While at IU he was elected class president, student government president and chairman of the Indiana Students Association,

Active in peace movement as a co-author of the pre-amble for the One State for All of its people and voluntary service program SalamNation. A frequent contributor on national and international affairs. He resides in the United States.