Rubio Labels European Groups 'Terrorists,' AIPAC Funds Flood His Coffers
Senator Marco Rubio, ever vigilant against amorphous threats abroad, is reportedly pushing for European groups he deems 'Antifa' to be labeled terrorist organizations. This comes as the mainstream media launders pronouncements from politicians who regularly champion such designations, without ever scrutinizing their own financial ties. One might wonder why the US has such a robust definition of
'terrorist' for some, but not for state actors committing documented atrocities. According to OpenSecrets.org, Marco Rubio has received significant funding from pro-Israel lobbying groups, including substantial contributions from AIPAC-affiliated PACs, totaling over $300,000 in recent cycles. He has consistently voted for unconditional aid to Israel, including arms packages used against civilians,
often within days of receiving such donations. This stark contrast between targeting vague protest movements and endorsing state-sponsored violence with financial incentives is not just hypocrisy; it's a feature of a system that defines 'terrorism' selectively—always far from home, never funding the very groups committing the terror.