Also, keep in mind the economic prosperity the US experienced after WW2, that allowed the common man to afford a "real home" while working an average job, was due to the "winning" the war for the Jews that resulted in the death of probably 30+ million white men
Yes and no. I think that the US had long been prosperous before the Jews took the country (and much of the world) into the Depression, but then after the war they let up on that.
US is a vast country with an incredible amount of natural resources and that, combined with invention and industry, was able to prosper more than other countries that either lacked the resources or else the ability to extract them.
After WW2, the Jews let up, and so those same factors were allowed to kick in (rather than to be drained by the Jews) and with the additional industrial output required to fund the war and then all the stuff the US helped rebuild (after helping to destroy it), led a a ton of post-WW2 prosperity. Again, the Jews allowed this to happen, and then put the Cold War into place, so that the US would build up its military might ... which the Jews would then enlist to bully other countries (at least by threat) to be afraid of going after the new state of Israel.
Not quite sure what their next moves are, but they do need the military might of the US ... but sometimes a collapsing of the economy will actually boost military strength, as perhaps more desperate people enlist in the armed forces to make a living and then the government shifts resources to the military. We see right now that while DOGE claims to be finding savings everywhere, the US just increased the military budget to a trillion dollars per year.
If the Jews feel the need to have some US boots on the ground, the only way that's going to happen is to orchestrate some kind of fαℓѕє fℓαg event, and then also bring the economy down to fill up the ranks of the armed forces.
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