It was bad enough that the House NDAA made the US Armed Services "co-operate" with Israeli armed services in areas such as weapons development. That would mean that Israel knows what the US is working on and how it works--plus where the components are sourced, (etc.) Maybe Israel will keep that knowledge to itself, but maybe it won't.
Then along came Tom Cotton.
...What has been proposed on the intelligence merger goes way beyond what has existed in the past. It was put forward by Tom Cotton in the Senate. That amendment would essentially mean that the US intelligence services are forced to share all kinds of intelligence with Israel. Forced. And the only way that can be prevented is if the president personally intervenes, which means that he would constantly have to set aside all other duties that he has during the day in order to review every intelligence data point and decide whether they should or should not be shared. Which means that essentially it would happen on a very rare occasions and as a result the US would be forced to share almost everything. It is disastrous. It goes way beyond anything the US has ever done with Israel or with any other country. It also jeopardizes the US’s intelligence sharing arrangement with many other countries because no one’s going to share anything with the US any longer, knowing that everything that is shared with the US immediately ends up in Israeli hands....
One should ask "Just who is Tom Cotton working for?"
Then ask it again, and again, until Tom Cotton gives you an honest answer. He won't, of course. So if the Senate Democrats refuse to move the NDAA, maybe THEY should get re-elected; and given the current political sitch with the <40 crowd, Cotton may well have brought the end of the (R) Senate.
So: who IS Tom Cotton working for??
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Cotton is the scapegoat.
The fact of the matter is that this is what Trump wants. Miller and Kushner told him it’s a “beautiful” thing. Trump agrees.
So until Trump says to the press and to the public he is opposed (which would be shocking), then focus your ire on him rather than defend him.
Tom Cotton does not work for us, if he did he would know Jews despise Christians..........
Christians attacked 83 times in Israel this spring, report finds
https://www.lifesitenews.com/news/christians-attacked-83-times-in-israel-this-spring-report-finds/
A Jewish-Israeli watchdog documented 83 anti-Christian acts of harassment in just three months, warning attacks by extremists are increasing, especially in Jerusalem.
The data reveal a clear upward trend of such incidents. The RFDC recorded 107 incidents in [2024] and 181 in [2025]. By mid-2026, 120 incidents had already been logged, including 76 in the April–June quarter alone. This puts 2026 on track to surpass the previous year’s total.
Either we have our own country or we don't.
Nap: But here in the US--with very very little debate and likely passage--is Trump’s proposal to create a merger between the Israeli military and the Pentagon, between Mossad and the CIA. The latter probably already exists de facto. This would make it de jure, would make it by law, which would facilitate or even require the sharing of intel and security information. We don’t have that with any other country. Do we have a treaty with Israel? No. This is a demolition of American national sovereignty in deference to exactly what Mr. Professor Lustick was talking about.
Amended— Tom Cotton AND Donald Trump do not work for us, if they did they would know Israeli leadership despise Christians.
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