The Formation of the United States of Israel
This will be a dry post; just the facts as I see them. Some people may connect the dots, most will not. After all, it is merely one conspiracy theory among thousands. Until it isn’t.
Whether people grasp what is happening right under their noses or not is moot.
The occupation—the soft coup—of my country has already occurred. What remains is for Congress to codify it over the coming years, beginning with the FY2027 NDAA legislation.
After that, I believe Jared Kushner’s rise to power as Prime Minister of Israel will follow, culminating in what I would call the “great reveal.”

Let’s examine what the FY2027 NDAA actually proposes.
FY2027 National Defense Authorization Act
As of today, June 22, 2026:
- The House Armed Services Committee has approved H.R. 8800, the FY2027 NDAA, and sent it forward.
- The Senate Armed Services Committee has completed its markup and advanced its version.
- The House and Senate versions still must go through the remainder of the legislative process before becoming law.
FY2027 NDAA would require the Secretary of Defense to designate an executive agent to coordinate and expand U.S.-Israel defense technology cooperation, including R&D, testing, evaluation, integration, and industrial cooperation.
- Areas listed include missile defense, counter-drone systems, AI, autonomous systems, cyber, electronic warfare, biotechnology, and defense industrial cooperation. provision in the House Armed Services Committee chairman’s mark for the FY2027 NDAA titled “United States-Israel Defense Technology Cooperation Initiative.” It appears as Section 224 in the House draft that was released in May 2026.
the proposal initially sets the stage:
- Create a dedicated Pentagon office or executive agent to coordinate U.S.-Israel defense cooperation.
- Expand joint weapons research and development.
- Increase co-production and industrial cooperation.
- Greater interoperability between the two militaries.
- Integrate parts of the defense supply chains and procurement systems.
- Reduce congressional oversight.
- Make future U.S. administrations less able to distance themselves from Israeli military actions. {Interim action until the complete merger of Israel and USA.}
- Ensures that U.S. interests become tied to Israeli conflicts regionally and around the globe.
