Dems Worried About Muslim Vote; Israel's AD Getting Threadbare

This tweet is a sure sign that the Dems are concerned that they’re in trouble with Muslim voters. The Dem brand is now identified with genocide of Muslims, or at least of Arabs. The fact that this story is being pumped up by the MSM is a sign that the Dems are serious about gaslighting Muslim voters:

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BREAKING: U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken and Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin informed Israel that if humanitarian aid does not enter Gaza within 30 days, the U.S. administration will be forced to activate the “National Security Memorandum” and prevent the transfer of weapons to Israel under the aid law. Source: Itamar Eichner - Yedioth Ahronoth

9:22 AM · Oct 15, 2024

30 days is obvious BS—it puts any decision past the election. Why not 30 minutes? Because Zionist campaign contributions. Interestingly, however, this does amount to an open admission by the US that they’ve not only been enabling the military side of the genocide in Gaza, but that the US has been fully aware of—and has also enabled—the starvation and medical aspects of the genocide.

Where might the Muslim vote matter? There are a few swingish type states that rank among the states with the highest percentage of Muslim voters:

Illinois, New York, and New Jersey are also the states with the highest percentage of Muslim residents. Maryland, Michigan, Virginia, and Minnesota are the other states with a Muslim population of at least two percent.

Obviously, Michigan (2.4%) should have been included in that list. We’re starting to see politicians being forced to thread the needle of possible conflicts between fund raising and voter sentiment.

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The Financial Times has come out with a report that Israel is running short of anti-missile missiles:

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NEW:

 Israel is running out of air defense missiles - senior US defence official

Dana Stroul [quoted by FT], a former senior U.S. defense official, warned that stockpiles of interceptor missiles aren't limitless and that Israel faces a race against time to restock its supplies before they run out.

"Israel's munitions issue is serious.

If Iran responds to an Israeli attack, and Hezbollah joins in too, Israel's air defenses will be stretched.

The U.S. can't continue supplying Ukraine and Israel at the same pace.

We are reaching a tipping point."

This means that Hezbollah's cheap rockets and drones are doing their job.

They are going to empty the air defense systems as much as possible before the main strike, which are the most important military targets.

@MarioNawfal

It’s a simple supply and demand problem. Israeli demand far outstrips US ability to supply interceptor missiles—much less to manufacture interceptor missiles. US supplies are running low—so low that it will take years to get remotely close to replenishing inventory to anything like acceptable levels. And, of course, that leaves out the question of effectiveness.

Oh, by the way, the FT is also reporting that the Iranians hit the Israeli Nevatim air base with THIRTY SIX missiles. Alexander Mercouris, citing FT, states that Israel and the US were “shocked” by the power of the Iranian demonstration/warning strike. In a missile war of attrition, Iran is almost certainly the winner.