We're Here To Fight Your Cultural Marxism & Globalism' - Steve Bannon To Biden

[G.L.R.]

"The War Room Is Not Here to Unite the Country; The WarRoom Is Here to Fight Your Cultural Marxism, Your Globalism" – Steve Bannon Responds to Biden (VIDEO)

January 20, 2022

"Bannon shared what we're all thinking, we're not interested in uniting the country if the left is pushing marxism and the destruction of the America"

Steve Bannon shared a video of Joe Biden claiming to want to bring the country together yesterday. This is something impossible for Biden to do. You cannot steal an election and then call for peace. The only possible way would be to resign, admit you stole the election, and ask for forgiveness, which is something the Democrats will never do. The WarRoom is not here to unite the country; The WarRoom is here to fight your Cultural Marxism, your Globalism, your destruction of the middle class/the working class, and therefore the Constitutional Republic that's been handed down from generations from time and memorial. That's our thesis. That's our theory of the case. And note to self, we're winning and you're losing.

"The War Room Is Not Here to Unite the Country; The WarRoom Is Here to Fight Your Cultural Marxism, Your Globalism" - Steve Bannon Responds to Biden (VIDEO)
https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2022/01/warroom-not-unite-country-warroom-fight-cultural-marxism-globalism-destruction-steve-bannon-responds-biden-video

[Rev.Cambeul]

Steve Bannon: Israel First, America Second

In painting chief White House strategist and head of the National Security Council as an anti-Semitic white supremacist and fascist, the mainstream media ignores the real danger posed by Steve Bannon, who is poised to further expand the power of the executive branch.

https://www.mintpressnews.com/steve-bannon-israel-first-america-second/224726

Steve Bannon with Zionist Rabbi Shmuley Boteach

Excerpt: Bannon has been widely embraced by prominent Zionists in American and Israeli politics. Bernie Marcus, a board member of the Republican Jewish Coalition, issued a statement saying, "I have known Steve to be a passionate Zionist and supporter of Israel who felt so strongly about this that he opened a Breitbart office in Israel to ensure that the true pro-Israel story would get out."

Even Israel's ambassador to the United States, Ron Dermer, echoed this sentiment, saying:

"Israel has no doubt that President-Elect Trump is a true friend of Israel. [...] We look forward to working with the Trump administration, with all of the members of the Trump administration, including Steve Bannon, and making the US-Israel alliance stronger than ever."

Bannon's allegiance to Zionism manifested in key ways since his appointment to the top position in the Trump campaign in August. Coincidentally, around that same time, Trump pivoted much closer to Israel — a pivot that truly came into its own when Trump vowed to move the U.S. Embassy from Tel Aviv to East Jerusalem in his first week in office (a move that the administration apparently quickly moved to downplay).

It is Bannon's commitment to the Jewish ethno-state of Israel, not his alleged connections to white nationalism or anti-Semitism, that presents one of the real dangers inherent in Bannon's prominence in the Trump administration.

Supporting the state of Israel also means supporting its geopolitical goals — goals which benefit the Israeli people much more than their American counterparts. Despite the incongruence, it is often the American people who foot the bill.

Many of Israel's recently stated goals focus on Iran and its "containment," and the Trump administration has already readily embraced this stance. From a missile defense system targeting Iran to his vow to dismantle the Iranian nuclear deal, Trump and his right-hand man Bannon have clearly aligned themselves with Israel's foreign policy goals despite the fact that these latest actions are likely to result in war with Iran.