It’s summer and traditionally that is a time when readership is down, listeners are otherwise occupied, and blog postings and podcasts episodes become less frequent. And yet, confoundingly, now more than ever there is an embarrassment of riches when it comes to possible topics and reports.

As time allows, I am working on multiple topics, including: a look at the relationship between AI, modern tech, and the dignity of the Worker; a recent scientific paper that inadvertently reaffirms many of the core tenets of National Socialism, emphasis on the National part, by exploring how human evolutionary development has not kept pace with modern life and that the sense of Volk, ethnic community, or tribe for which we are hardwired is sorely missed; teen street takeovers and the racial component the media is afraid to talk about; and, of course, how the Democratic Socialists of America are neither democratic nor socialist, and have little if anything to do with America.

But as I was working on those topics, a headline on the news aggregator website AllSides grabbed my attention: “Former Trump Campaign Manager at Center of Israeli Influence Operation Targeting Gen Z.”

Now, when the opportunity arises to rip on our Jewish overlords and highlight the real existence of the often denied Zionist Occupied Government, I drop what I’m doing and hop to it. Simply put, if we want the cockroaches to scurry back into the shadows, we must turn on the lights. To slightly paraphrase the Washington Post, Zionism thrives in darkness.

First, the facts.

As reported on AllSides, recent reports from The Wall Street Journal and TIME Magazine state that Israel is trying to influence American public opinion via conservative podcasts and text messaging operations. (I know: for many the immediate response is going to be, “Well, duh.” But bear with me, I’m going somewhere with this.)

The Journal reported that Israel has poured “tens of millions of dollars” into a text messaging campaign and directly paid “conservative media,” apparently podcasters and influencers. The Journal also said Israel recently signed a $45 million contract with Trump’s former campaign manager, Brad Parscale, and that the country’s 2026 budget for shaping public perception of its affairs in America was announced to be $700 million.

According to TIME, last month, when the US and Iran were negotiating a ceasefire, a “senior US official” noticed stark similarities in social media posts from “prominent members of the online right” and linked the perceived operation back to President Trump’s former campaign manager.

After the U.S. and Iran agreed to a ceasefire deal on June 17, a senior U.S. official was monitoring the online reaction when they noticed something surprising. 

President Donald Trump’s aides had expected his supporters to celebratethe agreement. Instead, online influencers in Trump’s MAGA movement were excoriating it on social media. One shared an Israeli op-ed titled, “You Could Have Been the Greatest President of All—But You Failed.” Several posted the same video of Qatar’s prime minister appearing to snub Vice President J.D. Vance in Israel, arguing it showed regional powers dismissing the Trump Administration’s “naivete.” Others accused Trump of surrendering before achieving his stated objective of eliminating Iran’s nuclear program. Many of the posts appeared almost simultaneously, with similarities in language and tone.

The official began collecting screenshots, and came to believe it wasn’t a coincidence. Tracing tweets by prominent members of the online right, the official came to believe there was an unlikely figure at the centerof all this criticism: Trump’s former presidential campaign manager and digital guru, Brad Parscale. 

Last September, Israel’s global ad agency Havas hired Parscale’s firm, Clock Tower X, to conduct a digital campaign on behalf of the State of Israel, according to Foreign Agents Registration Act (FARA) filings reviewed by TIME. Under the agreement, Parscale’s operation would produce 100 original pieces of content each month, with at least 80% aimed at Gen Z audiences across TikTok, Instagram, YouTube, and podcasts. In a Services Agreement draft included in the filing,Parscale also pledged to amplify the campaign across social media and through “integration of narrative messaging into Salem Media Network properties and aligned distribution channels,” referring to the Christian conservative broadcasting and publishing company where he serves as Chief Strategy Officer. Parscale vowed the effort would produce at least 50 million digital impressions per month, as well as influence how AI tools such as OpenAI’s ChatGPT, Anthropic’s Claude, and Google’s Gemini characterized Israel and the war. For all this, Israel agreed to pay Clock Tower X $1.5 million per month.

Publicly, the campaign was framed as an effort to combat rising antisemitism online. An Israeli Foreign Ministry official familiar with the arrangement says there was another strategic aim: preventing young conservatives from turning against Israel.

Now, let’s be honest. One nation trying to influence another through manipulation of public opinion is nothing new. During the Cold War, the United States operated Radio Free Europe and Radio Liberty to broadcast news and information into communist countries in Eastern Europe and the Soviet Union in the hopes of influencing public opinion behind the Iron Curtain.

But there are several key points here which make this situation somewhat unique and wholly reprehensible.

First, we are talking about an administration that has gone to great pains to blame China for election interference generally, as well as exercising an undue and deliberate influence on American social media for the purposes of:

1) Promoting a positive—or at least benign—view of China and of the CCP’s authoritarian regime;

2) Encouraging foreign investment in China and openness to Chinese investment and strategic engagement abroad;

3) Marginalizing, demonizing, or entirely suppressing anti-CCP voices, censoring political commentary and exposés that present the Chinese government, its leaders, or prominent Chinese companies in a negative light.

In other words, our government castigates China for doing exactly what Israel is doing with our blessing. Plus, in addition to putting a positive spin on the Israeli criminal regime; encouraging foreign investment in Iron Domes, Landgrabs, and Oil Exploration; and marginalizing, demonizing, or otherwise labeling anyone who criticizes Israeli foreign policy an “anti-Semite”, Israeli influence of American media attempts to shape our military policy and actions for the benefit of Israel.

Second, this is not the usual “the Jews control the media” complaint. This is documented action by a registered agent in the service of a foreign government. The agent is Trump’s former campaign manager, Brad Parscale. The foreign government is Israel. His job was to work on Israel’s behalf in a “nationwide campaign” to promote the interests of Israel. Hard stop.

And he is well positioned to do this. After working on both the 2016 and 2020 Trump campaigns (and allegedly building his own social media presence with campaign funds), Parscale has since become the chief strategy officer for Salem Media Group, which owns 117 radio stations in 38 markets, including 60 stations in the top 25 markets and 29 in the top 10, making it the fifth-largest radio broadcaster in the country. Salem Media Group targets audiences interested in Christian values and what it describes as “family-themed content and conservative values”. Many of the companies getting work as part of Parscale’s Israeli contract have received millions of dollars’ worth of payments.

Examples include ventures like SparkFire, an AI chatbot company leading a mass texting campaign. SparkFire’s main service, called the flywheel, uses AI to reach out to people with personalized messages. The AI performs an analysis on the conversation, with SparkFire storing the data and using it to target messages to the recipient. Bot texts sent by SparkFire can appear compassionate, understanding, and referential. In text conversations with Americans about Israel, SparkFire’s bots frequently push links to pro-Israel websites and videos created by Parscale. One video, posted by a YouTube channel called Allies for Peace, claims that the narrative of suffering in Gaza was manufactured. The pro-Israel websites and videos created for the initiative are also intended to influence artificial intelligence platforms like ChatGPT and Claude that scrape the internet for content.

Another recipient is a shadowy firm run by longtime mainstream Republican strategist Mike Shields. Shields’s firm received just under $5 million from Parscale as part of the contract in exchange for media placement, consulting, polling, and advertising work. During the first Trump administration, Shields and Parscale operated as a package deal, consistently recommending each other’s services as both became power brokers in Trump World. Shields, a longtime Parscale ally, is also largely responsible for staffing the contract with the Israeli government. Nothing like keeping it in the family.

Using American citizens as a foreign agents, the Jewish state of Israel is trying to directly influence Christians and conservatives- what many consider to be Trump’s MAGA base. Imagine if China were footing the bill instead of Israel. There would be endless committee hearings and calls to ban this chatbot or that social media app. But because it is the Zionist puppet-masters, we let it pass and bomb countries on their behalf instead.

Lastly, we are not talking about the influence peddling we typically see through organizations like AIPAC and other lobbyists: The usual pay-to-play corruption we call “politics as usual” in Washington. This is a line-item in the budget of a foreign power for the express purpose of brainwashing Americans using other American citizens for the direct benefit of that foreign power. This is someone who had access to a sitting president and now a giant American media conglomerate. Keep that in mind the next time Washington says we have to bomb some camel farm to keep Israel safe, or the obligatory daily report of “anti-Semitism on the rise” is broadcast on your favorite radio station or podcast.

But don’t count lobbyists like AIPAC out, either. For Israel, this is a full-court press. When it comes to walking in tribal lock-step, the Zionists have it dialed: last week the American Israel Public Affairs Committee (AIPAC) suspended fundraising for more than two dozen House Democrats who backed an amendment to slash $3.3 billion in military aid to Israel, removing donation links for those candidates from its online portal. If they can’t beat us over the head with our own media, they’ll simply take their ball and go home if we don’t want to play by their rules.

Conclusion:

It’s an old saw: the Zionist Occupied Government and the Jewish Global Conspiracy. It implies a high degree of coordination and a focused agenda. It requires organization and funding. It would need to be, in short, a conspiracy. That’s nuts, right?

And yet, if you consider Israel’s deliberate attempts to influence Americans by any means possible, coupled with their political influence through the granting or withholding of campaign funds, to say nothing of their disproportionate participation and control of mass media, there are only two possibilities: either they are innately endowed with the ability to act in their own self-interest and in oddly coincidental concert with others of their tribe through some ethnic or collective unconscious, or they are consciously focused and actively working on furthering their own ends through coordinated and planned efforts at the expense of those around them.

I’m not sure which of the two possibilities is more troubling, but the end result is the same.

Amerika Erwache!

SUBSCRIBE TO THIS BLOG
(It’s free, and mostly painless)