On the evening of July 16, 2026, the President of the United States addressed foreign power influence in our state election systems. However, as usual, he misstated the reality of foreign involvement regarding, for example, the Commonwealth of Kentucky’s national elections.
In the last national election, the Laurel County polling site where I voted was secure and protected against fraud. Nevertheless, I was deeply disturbed by the dominance of the Republican Party, as voters returned candidates to national office who, in my opinion, have become pawns and lackeys to the President, allowing him to act without restraint.
Our country’s national election system, as well as those of France, Great Britain, and European Union nations, has been heavily influenced since the establishment of Zionism in 1898. Prior to that period, Middle Eastern populations shared a long history of regional coexistence, though tax penalties were historically required for non-Muslim residents in Arab lands.
Through historical research, we learn that branches of the Rothschild family in France and Great Britain financed and supported the establishment of a exclusive homeland in ancient Palestine. The French branch supported migration and regional arming, while the British branch influenced the United Nations and British Foreign Secretary Arthur Balfour regarding the Palestinian Mandate. Following the withdrawal of British forces, international governments remained silent regarding the displacement of Palestinians and the occupation of the land to form a nation-state.
In the United States, similar wealthy interest groups support plans for regional control rather than prioritizing American sovereignty. In my opinion, individuals who place foreign allegiances ahead of their host nation act against the vital interests of the United States. Furthermore, I maintain there are NO GODS.
In the United States, President Harry S. Truman was, in my opinion, the first president in my lifetime to act against our core national interests. In 1948, the Truman administration recognized the occupation of Palestine, using diplomatic and non-diplomatic pressure to push the United Nations toward establishing the State of Israel.
Sadly, during my decades of honorable government service across multiple sensitive domestic and foreign assignments, I learned beyond a shadow of a doubt that the United States, France, and Great Britain built the modern State of Israel.
Until a reformed United Nations—free from United States domination—issues a declaration confirmed by a General Assembly vote stating that there is not now, nor has there ever been, a God or Supreme Being responsible for life on Earth or for selecting a “Chosen People” from human evolution, politicians in these nations will not challenge powerful religious nationalist groups. Many of these politicians lack honor and integrity; their desire for power overrides ethics. Financial interests and political parties have exploited religious claims to elect leaders who lack standard ethics as Chief Executive.
As I have previously addressed, politicians in the United States recently refused to halt economic and military aid to Israel. While Israel was recognized by the UN in 1949 alongside an intended state of Palestine, religious prophecies are untrue because there is no God. The U.S. government must end its current level of support.
Furthermore, as a 100% service-connected disabled combat veteran, I take strong exception to our country’s policy of allowing standing foreign military reserves to operate within the United States, with the U.S. government allegedly protecting the employment and domestic status of dual citizens deployed to conduct military operations in the Middle East. These foreign entanglements have historically harmed American service members, as demonstrated in the 1967 attack on the USS Liberty in international waters.
Recently, U.S. Ambassador to Israel Mike Huckabee stated that there are 100,000 U.S. citizens residing in Israel. In my opinion, there cannot be dual loyalties or dual citizenship. You are either a United States citizen or you are not.
Excuse me for straying.
In November 2026, the people of the United States must decide whether to uphold our Constitution, which dictates that we are a Constitutional Republic. While the First Amendment guarantees freedom of religion, it does not permit transforming the United States government into a theocracy based on texts debunked by science and history.
I am 82, turning 83 soon, and I do not like the direction of our future. However, I want my place of birth, my country, and my home to remain a United States defined by honor, integrity, and the enforcement of human rights—qualities sadly lacking under current political leadership.
Thank you.
With respect, I remain.
BILLY RAY WILSON
DEFENDER OF THE US CONSTITUTION