/mlpol/ - My Little Politics

I wouldn't be surprised if the U.S. government wastes money paying glowies to lurk places as obscure as here.

>>306536
Sure, but they can't post without to acknowledge the Israel nuclear arsenal.
Pretty sure they are using third party contractors to shill once in a while.

>>306541
>but they can't post without to acknowledge the Israel nuclear arsenal
Would that really keep them out?
t. newfag

>>306542
>Would that really keep them out?
Of course not, then they use contractors for shilling.

>>306541
They're also not supposed to operate on US soil, but they do that anyway as well.

>>306545
>Of course not, then they use contractors for shilling.
That's what I meant. They can't post? Seems like it would be a small enough thing.

>>306547
>They're also not supposed to operate on US soil, but they do that anyway as well.
I've heard about that one.

>>306542
>He doesn't know that it's illegal for federal agents to disclose knowledge of Israel's nuclear arsenal.
It's also illegal for them to answer the question:
Has israel influenced or continues to influence The United States government or politics using their nuclear arsenal?
Make sure to force them to answer either:
Yes. Israel has influenced, or continues to influence The United States government or politics using their nuclear arsenal.
or:
No. Israel has not influenced, or continues to not influence The United States government or politics using their nuclear arsenal.

Source?
That's a hard one. A memo was discovered sometime around 2014, which contained a list of things which agents were prohibited to discuss with the public.
Israeli nukes, and their effects on the U.S. government were both on the list.

>>306564
Lel! No shit.

>>306536
You should probably use a VPN.

everybody knows "glownigger" is just a dumb meme made by some /pol/ schizos. Keep posting, everything is fine!
also, what do you think about killing jews?

>>306678
>violence
/mlpol/ is a board of peace and friendship, fren.