Israel's online propaganda network unravels as influencers sue Tel Aviv over unpaid contracts
6h 17m ago by lemmy.world/u/return2ozma in world from thecradle.co
Ofcourse they'd employ trump's tactic of racking up costs and simply refusing to pay. I'd say the student learns from the master, but I'm not sure which one is which here.
Always two there are, no more no less
The US is definitely the master, and has gleefully let the student steer the wheel
Does the US, as a polity, have a history of non-payment after rendered services?
That's more famously a Trump staple.
Generally the US is very good about paying back its debts. However, under Trump this hasn't always been the case...
This is generally why the US bond market is so heavy in foreign investment, frankly.
That was true 40 years ago. The decline started before Trump, although I'll certainly grant that he's one of the worst offenders and has poured jet fuel on the fire.
That happens quite often in the Prison labor system, and on a grander scale with Chattel Slavery and a reneged Reconstruction
They don't need the service anymore anyway. The job is done. We're bombing Iran.
It was the fuck aroundest of times
It was the find outest of times
I'm not even surprised anymore except that i thought they would cover their tracks better.
"Public diplomacy"... lol. I'd say that buying a US politician probably has a better RoI, but most of them are already bought.
I think there is a word for what happened to them? I heard they owe about 6 million dollars.
Source?
The following link was the best source I could find with bona fide numbers.
https://www.ibtimes.co.uk/azealia-banks-israel-mentions-influencer-payments-1783411
Fine you got me it was only 271k
Sounds about right and underground businesses like this: https://youtu.be/75CtJktAE2w
Oh, are they learning from Trump?
What a strange thumbnail.