The US isn't even good enough to be a proxy for Netananyu

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Ben’s in year four of his bloodletting, and he finally suckered Don into pouring more gasoline on the civilians of the region.  But Don only lasted a month…less than 5% of the whole murderous campaign.

 

And now Ben’s stuck for two weeks—he’s supposed to stop assassinating people in Iran. (Actually only for 13 more days and then business as usual).

 

Fortunately, he’s now going back to pummel Lebanon and the 12 square miles of Palestine where the remaining citizens abide in daily fear and hunger.  So many populations to decimate for the 100th time.

 

And Don has just stripped to his underwear…the whole world including Israel know he’s an empty untrustworthy fraud.

 

Ben will soldier on, as he always does.  He didn’t need Don, and he doesn’t now.  Imagine how Ben describes Don to his friends!!!! 

 

He’s probably on the secret Slack channel of all the world leaders other than Don---shitting on the king along with the other 180. 

 

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