>>483674>There are many possible political reasons why an Israeli officer would say something like thatFair enough you got a point there, but you gotta admit, if it wasn't at least a little bit plausible he probably couldn't say it.
>I think it could be destroyed, but a big deciding factor is whether Hezb and Iran actually get serious.More pressure from Iran and Hezbollah would certainly exasperate the combat erosion effect on society. But politically an outside enemy can be unifying. Not sure what to make of this.
>This is NOT going to happen, period. Sounds like doomium, the Zionist lobby isn't invincible.
>the Zio mafia will remain in power and would actually focus their efforts on formally and openly implementing "ZOG" in the Americas and Europe.The only reason why the Zionist lobby is so powerful, is because they have an external state apparatus that's running interference for them. Once that's gone they'll be reduced to a regular lobby org. They made a lot of enemies by playing really dirty. So they'll have less power and face a stronger headwind.
>They would facilitate mass migration of millions of Israeli criminals into places like Florida, New York, California, Argentina, Germany, Ukraine, UK, etcWell the pro-zionist right wing, only supported the Zionist cause because they saw it as a vehicle to ship Jews to the middle east. So what used to be a pillar of support will become a determined opponent.
>where they would then proceed to treat the locals exactly the same way they have been treating Palestinians for the past century.You think along the line of the Zionist lobby trying to import colonial occupation jack-boots. That would fail spectacularly. Playing "the violent outsider" usually isn't a very healthy strategy. I think that in this scenario we would have to struggle for establishing a clear political distinction between
Zionist and
Jew. In order to protect regular Jews from getting thrown under the bus alongside with violent "import-Zionists".