The mandatory military locker room junk medicine is suspiciously Jewish
Is Pete Hegseth Jewish, or is he really Jewish?
Men who pass P.T. shouldn't have their balls felt up by doctors on some bogus medical excuse, because that's an overriding vice of certain gay males to become inordinately concerned and solicitous over other men's health. What next? Mandatory HIV testing with cooked lab results?


On the international front, Hegseth has consistently expressed strong support for Israel and its geopolitical significance. In a 2016 interview with The Jewish Press, he described Israel as “the story of God’s chosen people” and emphasized the unbreakable bond between Israel and the United States. He reflected on his journey of understanding Jewish heritage, noting that he had never met a Jewish person until college. Hegseth’s deep respect for the historical and biblical roots of the Jewish state, coupled with his evangelical Christian background, has informed his unwavering advocacy for Israel. He has spoken out on numerous occasions against those who seek to undermine the Jewish state’s right to exist, framing support for Israel as both a moral and strategic necessity for the U.S. Hegseth has also visited Israel multiple times. On one such visit, he was guided by settler leaders to Joseph’s Tomb in Nablus, a West Bank site off limits to the U.S. government. On another occasion, he visited the Muslim Quarter of Jerusalem’s Old City and toured a home renovated by Jews, describing the experience as powerful and impactful. ¶In a 2018 speech at the Arutz Sheva conference in Jerusalem, Hegseth expressed support for re-establishing a Jewish temple on the Temple Mount, viewing it as a miraculous possibility. However, he was uncertain about how it might occur. Hegseth also endorsed the annexation of Israeli settlements, framing it as an assertion of Israeli sovereignty over Judea and Samaria, and emphasized the importance of recognizing “facts on the ground” to solidify this claim. Additionally, he dismissed the viability of a two-state solution to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, asserting instead that only one state, Israel, should exist.
Hegseth appears as another dual-passport Jew in control of the U.S. government, while maintaining a primary loyalty to Israel rather than the United States. And for this he apparently has the full and unqualified support of the entire Jewish community or congregation throughout the United States, liberal and conservative alike.
The credentials of so-called “Evangelicals” or “Baptists” as say “Christians” and not Jews themselves when they do not accept Jesus in their hearts is highly suspect at best, and it is no wonder that they leave traditional Catholics who have rejected modern liberalism at a loss with respect to modern Protestantism and the false directions it is heading.
“Noting that he had never met a Jewish person until college” would point suspicion toward his first wife as also being Jewish.

Otherwise, when would he have met a Jewish person and not married her as per Jewish matchmaking customs? Although she claims to be Catholic in spite of a distinctly Jewish appearance.

