By MICHAEL SLOVANOS
AIPAC isn’t just congratulating Clay Fuller; they’re sending a press release to every politician in America: “We can fire Marjorie Taylor Greene from the right, on Israel, and replace her with someone who votes how we like—and we can do it in the most Republican district in Georgia.”
So says “Conflict of Interest”, an anonymous online commentary exposing the America-Israel Political Action Committee and other lobbyists in the habit of buying and selling US congressmen and senators.
“When they brag that nearly 50 of their endorsed candidates have already advanced this cycle, that’s not grassroots energy, it’s a status update from one of the only lobbies in Washington that can openly boast about hiring and firing members of Congress across both parties – then call it “democracy” while everyone else quietly updates their donor call sheets.”
“We congratulate AIPAC-endorsed Clay Fuller on his victory in tonight’s special election to represent Georgia’s 14th Congressional District,” states an AIPAC press release.
“Voters in northwest Georgia elected a serious and thoughtful leader who understands the vital importance of the US-Israel partnership to America’s national security and reflects the values of thousands of pro-Israel Georgians committed to a strong and enduring relationship between the two nations …
“Fuller replaces Majorie Taylor-Green, whose tenure was marked by repeated efforts to undermine the US-Israel relationship and disparage millions of pro-Israel Americans engaged in the Democratic process.”
Those “millions of pro-Israel Americans” are almost entirely the Republican Party voting base of evangelical, mainly protestant Christians, as represented by Christian Zionist leaders like Georgia megachurch leader Jack Hibbs.
AIPAC went on to brag that 50 of its endorsed candidate went on to win primary elections in both the Republican and Democrat parties.
That the interests of one small Middle Eastern country should dictate who gets elected to the US Congress and Senate is truly bizarre, but the reality of US politics that have been dominated by Jewish interests for decades with the rise of Christian Zionist teaching that is traced back at least a century to the publication of the Scofield Reference Bible in 1909, and earlier to the mid-19th century teachings of the well-connected English churchman John Nelson Darby.
Scofield himself had a known connection to the late 19th century Zionist lobby in New York lawyer Samuel Untermeyer, a member of the New York Lotos Club, a literary society, which Scofield joined.
