The Unraveling of Mark Levin
He knows he's done, so he's spiraling
They’ve always been like this, you just see it now.
Levin has never had an original thought in his life, but he steals ideas from others because the Israelis he works for need to have someone in their corner playing a kingmaker role on Fox, keeping people in line for the foreign power to which he bears true faith and allegiance.
I know this for a fact because one of his books, the Liberty Amendments, was stolen from Mike Church, whose network I was on last week. Levin stole an idea from him for Israel, and then Steve Bannon stole his time slot on Sirius XM for Israel as well. This is one of the great tragedies of Israel’s manipulation of our media ecosystem: it nearly always involves replacing someone more talented with someone less talented.
A free market has nothing to do with any of this. Most Fox shows have about 10 percent of their viewership in the coveted 25-54 ad demo. Levin consistently underperforms here. He’s there as Israeli affirmative action. His views on the United States Constitution are completely instrumental, based on whatever’s good for Israel at any given time:
You can see this pattern of Israeli assets being promoted or sustained, and America first patriots being cancelled, all over the Murdoch media, to the detriment of their business. Whether this has anything to do with the Murdoch clan still being pussywhipped by Roopit’s Chinese spy ex-wife is hard to say, but it’s unbecoming. The CCP, of course, would like nothing more than for the U.S. to forestall its pivot to China forever.
Bannon, however, has finally traded his many come-to-Talmud moments for a come-to-Jesus one, at long last. Welcome home, Steve. Bannon has been backing President Trump in his frustration at Netanyahu for abusing Trump’s trust and violating the ceasefire that was supposed to take effect today. Trump himself was filmed by CSPAN venting his frustration at the Israelis. About time.
Netanyahu has always been obsessed with Iran. It’s a very Captain Ahab kind of thing, watching him try to drag the U.S. into war, now without even the backing of the president, knowing that the moment it stops working, his career is more or less over. It’s a kind of Munchausen’s-by-proxy in guys like Levin, they have assumed Bibi’s obsessions unto themselves.
Another reason Levin is spiraling is that I’m up his ass:
The story these Likud influencers have told about the Trump years is substantially untrue because it writes out the role of the Israelis in ratfucking Trump the first time, in 2016, Fusion GPS being bankrolled by the Russian-aligned Paul Singer. And of course, in the minds of these Israelis, once someone like Matt Gaetz, or James O’Keefe, or myself gets ratfucked, you’re dead to them. This is why they’re not capable of an alliance in the sense that most people understand the term. Levin himself was against Trump in 2016:
Levin, like Josh Hammer, has also been indulging in some ugly Zionist racism recently, suggesting that antisemitism is part of Europeans’ DNA:
A lot of Zionists think that about Europeans, which is why to a guy like Levin, the only purpose of a gentile American is to spend and die for Israel. That’s what he thinks of Americans, and that’s why he’s willing to lie to us all the time.
Levin has also been put on the Homeland Security advisory council. One reason why that’s good is information control: allowing the Israeli line to be fed in a controlled way to the government helps us keep an eye on it, and it’s better than him just lying and running their information ops on an unwitting public. If his show is a conduit for Israeli public opinion shaping, there’s no reason to assume he would be any different in a minor public service role.