Nadene Goldfoot
Marjorie Taylor Greene (b:27 May 1974) 51 years old, was on CNN this morning being interviewed about all the things she has said. She recently has been telling her viewers that AIPAC is telling people not to release the Epstein Files, so she figures that Epstein has been a spy for Israel!! Gosh! Epstein was Jewish! By the way, she doesn't like the government of Israel at all, said she. Oh yes, but she is not anti-Semitic, she said.
She is one spreading this:
- Intelligence Allegations: Speculation has widely circulated, primarily from a single unverified source, that Epstein and his associate Ghislaine Maxwell worked for Israeli intelligence (Mossad) to collect blackmail material on powerful individuals. This has been forcefully denied by former Israeli officials, including former Prime Minister Naftali Bennett, as "categorically false". Recent news reports, however, continue to explore Epstein's personal and business ties to powerful Israeli figures, such as former Prime Minister Ehud Barak.
- Political Debate Over Files: The issue has entered the U.S. political arena, with some politicians and commentators linking the two entities. The release of the "Epstein files" has been a point of contention in Congress. Some representatives and online discussions have alleged that AIPAC-aligned politicians in the House blocked efforts to force the release of all related documents, using this as an example of the lobby's perceived influence on U.S. policy.Georgia U.S. Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene appeared to be practicing her shooting skills from her back porch.
- And here I thought most were worried about being connected to a sex scandal ! AGAIN ! IT'S ISRAEL'S AT FAULT ! Next they'll have us drinking Christian blood again, or causing hurricanes- both things thrown in our faces in the past.
- Public and Media Discourse: Discussions linking AIPAC and Epstein often appear in news articles, podcasts, and social media, particularly in the context of foreign influence in U.S. politics and the push for transparency surrounding Epstein's connections to elite circles. These discussions intensified around the time of the release of some Epstein-related court documents in late 2024 and early 2025.
- Direct Mention in Politics: The connection has been explicitly raised by political figures. Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene and Rep. Ro Khanna, for instance, have mentioned AIPAC and the "Epstein files" in the same breath, often in the context of political attacks or legislative efforts.
- It just happens that U.S. Representative Marjorie Taylor Greene's recent stance on Israel has marked a significant break from the traditional Republican party line, primarily centered on her characterization of Israel's war in Gaza as a "genocide" and her push to cut U.S. military aid. Well, this is what I'm fighting against, in that this genocide is somethinghappening against Israel's will to exist, being a war and all, and the Hamas keeping the people in place-it's as long and dreadful story. But she hasn't wondered why Israel has suddenly changed overnight other than October 7th. I guess that's asking too much of leadership.
- In fact, Genocide Accusation: Greene is the first Republican lawmaker to publicly describe the crisis and "starvation happening in Gaza" as a genocide. She has equated the suffering of innocent people in Gaza with the horrors of the October 7, 2023 attack in Israel, arguing that both are horrific.
- Funding Cuts: Earlier in 2025, Greene led a failed effort to strip $500 million of American military funding for Israeli missile defense systems (like Iron Dome) as part of an annual defense bill. The amendment was overwhelmingly rejected by a 422-6 vote in the House. She argues that the U.S. should prioritize its own border security and stop funding foreign wars, aligning with an "America First" agenda.
- AIPAC
- Criticism of Israeli Government: Greene has accused the "secular government of nuclear armed Israel" of being in the process of "systematically cleansing" Palestinians from the land. She has also questioned the "incredible influence" of the pro-Israel lobby, AIPAC, and called for it to be registered as a foreign agent.
- Next I'll have to write an article about how much AIPAC is a help, and not a hindrance which is a legal entity.
