Why The Antisemitism Of America’s Elites Blinded Us To The Real Threat

We are engaged in a war. One we are losing. It isn’t Iran, and it isn’t the southern border. It’s the information war. And China, our greatest adversary, is winning it.

How do I know? Because in 2026, on this absurdly ridiculous timeline we’re living through, large swaths of the public now believe that girls can become boys with the snap of their fingers, that Osama bin Laden was the good guy, and that China — China — is less of a threat than Israel. 

62.8% of incoming Yale freshmen say they’re critical of Israel. Only 35.4% say the same about China.

Incoming Yale freshmen are less critical of China than Israel.

Asked about their views on the two countries, 62.8% said they are critical of Israel, while only 35.4% said they are critical of China.

8% said they support Israel and 13.5% said they support China.

14.2% said they… pic.twitter.com/tMaQVsVdpJ

— Steve McGuire (@sfmcguire79) September 15, 2026

I thought those Ivy intellectualoids were supposed to be smart?

The idea that Israel (of all the big bad countries in the world) is the gravest threat to American interests has been pushed by our leadership class, our pundits, and their useful idiots until it calcified into conventional wisdom.

It is, undeniably, incorrect.

The narrative hardened after October 7, an event the media managed to grab by the balls and invert. Coverage skewed overwhelmingly toward Israeli culpability, downplayed Hamas’s role, and conveniently glossed over Israeli casualties and the reality on the ground. The world watched terrorists rape and murder Israeli civilians at a music festival, kill thousands more, launch 32,000 rockets into Israeli cities, and laugh about it on camera. Yet somehow, Israel was castigated, and the anti-semitism circus started again.

There are roughly 15 million Jews on Earth. A minority by any measure, encircled by a Muslim population of nearly two billion, drowned out and outnumbered at every turn. A country smaller than Lake Erie, surrounded by a sea of green Islamists, yet somehow it’s the oppressive colonizer.

Right. That’s about as realistic as Kamala Harris going sober.

Israel is not the enemy. They’re our ally. The U.S. spends roughly $7 trillion a year, with about $850 billion going to defense. That’s baseline aid to Israel—so they can buy our weapons, support our production lines, and share R&D on systems like David’s Sling, Iron Dome, and Arrow—and it amounts to only 0.4% of the defense budget and around 0.056% of the total federal budget. 

If anything, they’re a cheap date, flaws and all, but the only one in this town who’ll actually walk you home and fight off the creep waiting in the parking lot:  radical Islam.

China is a different animal entirely; it is our most formidable and most dangerous adversary. The Tiger to our Bear, if you will. We are locked in the defining technological race of this era, and it’s neck and neck. Their leader, Xi Jinping, has explicitly called AI the “core engine” of the next technological revolution, and the central battleground in the U.S-China rivalry. Beijing has openly laid out its ambition to become the world’s primary AI innovation hub, and it pursues that goal by stealing American technology outright, with none of the clownish guardrails we impose on ourselves around safety, environmental cost, or ethics. American private AI investment still outpaces China’s, and the U.S. still leads on frontier compute and capital expenditure, but the gap is closing. Chinese systems are already being integrated into military C4ISR, targeting infrastructure, and offensive cyber capability, and their open-weight models are proliferating globally with zero of the safety sirens we’re sounding.

China isn’t just a threat. They’re the threat. And they can easily win. All it takes is a political class of communist-loving, octogenarian, drunken idiots who don’t even know what a computer is, demanding we slow down. Demanding our regression. Demanding we fall for the psyop that says AI is bad and must be extinguished. China is salivating for the day that we give up the ghost of progress and take ourselves out of the race we’re poised to win.

Not to mention that while they try to beat us to the future, they’re also beating us in the flux. 

The United Front runs a sophisticated, well-funded influence operation across American universities and institutions, quietly shaping what gets taught and what criticism of the CCP gets tolerated. Birth tourism operations funnel Chinese nationals into the U.S. who pay surrogates to create humans who auto-receive passports. TikTok, where 43% of young adults now get their news, remains under significant Chinese ownership. Fentanyl precursor chemicals flow out of China, through Mexican cartels, and into American communities, killing our children and our stars. And Beijing backs Russia, Iran, and North Korea in the ugliest of axis that openly calls the U.S. its enemy.

Israel fights proxies of that axis. China arms and funds the proxies themselves. 

But sure, tell me again how Tel Aviv is the real threat.

We have a very large problem on our hands if the smartest 18-year-olds in the country are ranking a 15 million person democracy as more dangerous than a Leninist superpower running an AI mobilization campaign, a campus influence ops, industrial-scale passport farming, and war support for a regime that still calls us “The Great Satan.”

Maybe someone should also brief the free-Palestine, hijab wearing, pot-smoking, intellectual Ivies about China’s own record of being a genocidal racist apartheid state.

Do we happen to have room for “Free Uychurs” in the omnicause?

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