Allies

To make a long story short, we don't have any allies.  Oh, there are a few countries that are likely to cooperate with us when our interests coincide, but that's rare and intermittent.  Actually, it's fair to say that hardly any country has allies, at least with its current definition in the media, which seems to be the same as "friends."  On the other hand, we do have a lot of countries that are willing to accept gifts from us, which is another popular definition of "Ally."

And another definition of ally is a country that you gladly allow to push you around, and are willing to fight to protect whether they'd reciprocate or not.  A lot of countries have fit those last two definitions over the years.  The first was the UK, which I don't believe has ever done anything for us, but which we decided to bail out of World War I, and later, Act Two of what was basically the same war.  Since then we've had allies in the form of South Vietnam and South Korea — I'll give the latter a bit of a pass, because it actually assisted us in the Vietnam War.

But, again by those last two definitions, the country that fits best is Israel.  Very very willing to accept gifts from us, eager to push us around with AIPAC and other groups, and extremely happy to let us protect them, to the extent of declaring any enemy of theirs, like Saddam Hussein, etc., our enemy, too.

Indeed, they're such a staunch ally, we don't even mind when they try to sink our ships, spy on us, steal and sell our nuclear secrets, and systematically destroy any American politicians who don't march in lockstep with the Israel Lobby.  With allies like that, you need enemies?

Well, here's the latest revelation.  Seems they like to have Mossad agents pose as American agents.  Steve Sailer deals with that HERE.