Steve Bannon Tears Into ‘Tel Aviv Levin’ After Fox Host Calls Him a ‘POS’: ‘Spokesmodel For a Foreign Nation’

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Remember, saying any Jew has dual loyalty or more loyalty to Israel than to the United States is anti-Semitism: “Accusing Jewish citizens of being more loyal to Israel, or to the alleged priorities of Jews worldwide, than to the interests of their own nations.” I should think that calling Levin a spokesman for Israel would qualify. But Levin’s case is so obvious that I doubt the ADL will go after Bannon. Maybe they’ll tell Levin to be bit more subtle  in his all out promotion of Israel.

Mediaite: Steve Bannon Tears Into ‘Tel Aviv Levin’ After Fox Host Calls Him a ‘POS’: ‘Spokesmodel For a Foreign Nation’

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Former White House chief strategist Steve Bannon tore into “Tel Aviv” Mark Levin on Tuesday after the Fox News host called Bannon “a contemptible POS.”

“Boy, Tel Aviv Levin. Tel Avin Levin is very – he’s big mad. He’s big mad,” said Bannon on his Real America’s Voice show War Room. “Big mad because he didn’t as a spokesperson — as a spokesmodel for a foreign nation, they didn’t get what they want.”

BANNON: President Trump, I hope you understand the great unmasking is here. You’re sitting there trying to negotiate a deal. And look what that little jackal

@LindseyGrahamSC

is doing. And

@marklevinshow

calling you out on Twitter. Because they knew you were working on getting the guns laid down. These hyenas. They’re jackals. They feed off death and destruction. What Levin and Fox did in Ukraine, cheerleading for war. And where is Ukraine now? A million people dead and wounded. Uh-huh. Mearsheimer is right. They’ll keep pushing until the last Ukrainian.

He questioned, “Now, why are like Tel Aviv Levin and all of these guys, why are they so apoplectic? Because we defeated them,” before adding, “They’re all a joke and of course at Fox, they’re a mouthpiece and a propaganda arm for a foreign government, and you have to weigh and measure this.”

Bannon went on to criticize Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu for defying President Donald Trump and attacking Iran after the ceasefire was announced, remarking, “You saw why Bibi can’t be trusted, Netanyahu can’t be trusted.”

“They never call out Netanyahu, who got Israel into this,” Bannon said about Levin and other die-hard supporters of Netanyahu like Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-SC), before calling Netanyahu “a bald-faced liar.”

He continued:

He [Trump] tells you on the phone, “I want this thing stood down,” and he gets up and he sees that you lied to him and in fact you went even further of what he told you not to do. Now, that’s not being an ally. Of course, you’re not an ally, you’re a protectorate, and protectorates are not supposed to act like that.

“The Netanyahu government is out of control,” Bannon warned. “What happened last night, and I have preached this from the beginning, they’re not trustworthy. The Netanyahu crowd is not trustworthy. They’re not worthy of our trust. They’re not worthy of our trust and last night showed it in living color.”

Last week, Bannon tore into Netanyahu for trying to push the United States further into a conflict with Iran.

“Who in the hell are you to lecture the American people? Who are you to lecture the American people?” asked Bannon on his show. “The American people are not going to tolerate it. Not going to put up with it. Who are you to jam us into this situation which you knew you couldn’t finish the job, or if you can, go finish it!”

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  1. Pierre de Craon
    Pierre de Craon says:

    As Kevin remarks at the outset, the US State Department declares that an example of anti-Semitism is “accusing Jewish citizens of being more loyal to Israel, or to the alleged priorities of Jews worldwide, than to the interests of their own nations.”

    Yet back in 2002, in an address founded more upon observation than upon obedience to (((authority))), Joseph Sobran noted that “the only discernible duty of Jews, it seems, is to look out for Israel. They never have to choose between Israel and the United States. So much for the ‘canard’ of dual loyalty.”

    Earlier in the same address, Sobran wryly observed, “Dual loyalty would be an improvement!” It would indeed, President Trump.

  2. Les
    Les says:

    Bannon uses the term “spokesperson – as a spokesmodel for a foreign nation”. That is being too polite by half. The correct term for Levin would be fifth columnist. Call a spade a spade.

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