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The hypocrisy: Israel’s greatest arms supplier drops food aid on Gaza

Genocide Joe: how can anyone believe in the sincerity of Joe Biden in sending aid to Gaza when he also arms Israel to bomb Gaza into rubble.

I’ve been looking for a comment or image that could express the contempt we should all feel for the US government that sends arms to Israel for that country to bomb Gaza and its population into the dirt, and then drops “humanitarian aid’ into the craters that are left.

Here it is:

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Smear campaign fails; Aaron Bushnell’s message cuts through

Extreme: Aaron Bushnell’s protest was fatal – and nobody should suggest that it be replicated. But it is a form of protest that has been recognised by former US President Barack Obama. Perhaps that is why pro-genocide Israel supporters have tried to smear the late serviceman’s good name by attributing faked anti-Semitic messages to him.

US Armed Forces veterans are burning their uniforms in solidarity with Aaron Bushnell’s call for a free Palestine.

Bushnell died after self-immolating (he set himself on fire) outside the Israeli Embassy in the United States in protest against Israel’s genocide of Palestinians in Gaza that his government is supporting.

His – extreme – protest has cut through to the consciences of others who have been members of the US forces:

This is despite a desperate attempt to discredit Bushnell by faking posts on his Reddit account:

Owen Jones – and Marc Owen Jones (no relation) blew that one wide open:

Let’s hope the movement in the US Armed Forces – and among the public – grows, until the politicians are forced to give up their bloodthirsty policy of genocide against innocent people, including children.

Oh – and to those who want to suggest that Bushnell was mentally ill or that supporting what he was saying is the same as supporting suicide, don’t argue with me; argue with Barack Obama instead:

Whose side would you take in this?

The side of the man who gave up his life to make his colleagues and countryfolk realise what is right? Or the side of the liars who fabricated falsehoods to discredit him and his message?

US airman dies after setting himself alight, to ‘no longer be complicit in [Gaza] genocide’

This story should have been top of the news agenda all day.

A serviceman in the US Air Force walked up to the Israeli embassy in Washington DC, doused himself in flammable liquid and set himself alight, saying that he would “no longer be complicit in genocide”. He has since died of the injuries he sustained.

That man was Aaron Bushnell. He was saying US support for Israel in its conflict with Hamas in Gaza makes every member of the American armed forces complicit in the murder of more than 30,000 people – half of them children, and in the horrific injuries inflicted on around 70,000 others.

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That’s not even mentioning the wholesale destruction of Gazan buildings and societal infrastructure.

Some have called Mr Bushnell’s mental health into question. It is possible that his mental equilibrium was disturbed by events in Gaza. Who could blame him, as a member of the military-industrial complex that is Israel’s biggest supporter and therefore the largest supporter of the genocide?

For a more general appraisal of this man, let’s have the words of one of his colleagues:

Here’s footage of what actually happened. Be warned: you may find this extremely disturbing:

Notice that even in a situation where the only harm this man was committing was to himself, a member of Israeli embassy staff still drew and aimed a gun on him:

In the video clip above, you can hear someone shouting, “I need fire extinguishers, not guns!” But the man wielding the gun still doesn’t leave or put it away.

This is the last Facebook post he published:

The event attracted almost no coverage from TV news crews – at first. Here’s a summary of what happened in the States, with a fair opinion of why:

There was a report on it in Good Morning Britain…

But as I type this, the article on the BBC News website appears to have been up for only an hour or so. It’s 8.50pm (GMT). Was it withheld until the amount of material on the social media made it impractical to stay quiet any longer?

Oh, but Israel seems to have had something to say about it, even if the western news media did not. Try to hold your bile down:

Self-immolation has been a known form of protest since at least 1963, when Thích Quảng Đức set himself alight in Saigon, in protest against the persecution of Buddhists by the South Vietnamese government.

It is also a form of protest that has been subjected to news blackouts in the recent past.

This Site has reported on the failures of UK news media to report on such protests – by benefit claimants whose mistreatment by the government had pitched them into depression.

I wrote, then, what I’ll repeat now:

We are left with evidence that those with the ability to bring this horror to the attention of the public have been deliberately covering it up.

… To prevent the kind of social change we saw in South Vietnam, Tunisia and other Arab states, prompted by the same trigger?

If so, it would be grotesquely irresponsible of all those involved – they would be colluding to allow persecution of the extremely vulnerable to continue.


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South Africa to take UK and USA to the ICJ for war crime complicity

The International Court of Justice.

I can’t find the source for this but here’s Skwawkbox:

A team of almost fifty South African lawyers is preparing a legal case to bring to the International Court of Justice (ICJ), the United Nations’ top court, against the US and UK, for their complicity in Israel’s array of war crimes in Gaza and the occupied West Bank.

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South Africa’s successful ICJ case against Israel last month led to Israel being put formally on trial for genocide and resulted in a string of binding orders on Israel to stop its slaughter of Gazans and even to protect Palestinians from harm, as well as to ensure adequate aid reaches the strip’s 2.5 million people, many of whom are now starving and homeless.

Israel has flouted the rulings, continuing and even intensifying the mass murder and blockade, and is being supported in its flagrant disregard for international law by the UK and US, who are providing both material and financial aid, and giving political cover by refusing to condemn Israel’s actions or to call its crimes what they are, instead casting doubt on the mass deaths and brutality and denigrating the Court’s ruling.

Here’s Damo to put more flesh on these bones:

This Site has been vocal in its support for the UK, at the very least, to be brought to book for complicity in genocide.

Rishi Sunak (himself aided and abetted by Labour leader Keir Starmer) sowed the wind and now it seems he’ll reap the whirlwind…

Except the International Court of Justice doesn’t have any muscle with which to support its rulings.

Any finding against the UK will have a huge effect on public perception, though.

It will tar this country’s government as a supporter of genocide and a flouter of international law.

Source: South Africa to file legal action with ICJ against UK, US, for war crime complicity – SKWAWKBOX


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Americans have learned about Israel and are demonstrating for Gaza

This Writer is still ill so this article is another series of ‘X’ posts cobbled together to make a point.

The point this time is that citizens of the United States are turning against their government’s support of Israel’s genocide in Gaza:

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Here’s a more in-depth take, from a Jewish American who has been an activist for Palestine over a period of many years:

Others are learning the facts for the first time, after living in an insulated world of fairy tales for too many years:

How long can ‘Genocide Joe’ Biden keep supporting the mass murder of innocent people – including women and children – to keep money coming in to the US weapons industry?

Indefinitely, if he wants to.

But it will poison his chances at the forthcoming US presidential election.

Perhaps Benjamin Netanyahu’s government is on borrowed time.


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US government’s hypocrisy over the deaths of journalists in Gaza and elsewhere

Wael Al-Dahdouh: Isrealis murdered this journalist’s family and then shot him. He is still alive, though.

This Site has accumulated a huge amount of information on the genocide in Gaza that I’ve been unable to publish as stories with my own opinion of them – due to time constraints.

Rather than leave them unseen, I’ve decided to publish them – with a caveat that it is up to you to decide what you make of them.

So:

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Sunak decides to bomb Yemen to help Israel. No vote in Parliament. Starmer supports it

UK prime minister Rishi Sunak unilaterally authorised a series of airstrikes against the Houthi in Yemen, in tandem with the United States, to protect Israeli trade that has been threatened by attacks on shipping in the Red Sea.

He said it was a “retaliatory” strike but some of us have been sceptical:

Sunak said the Royal Air Force carried out targeted strikes against military facilities used by the Houthis. The Defense Ministry said four fighter jets based in Cyprus took part in the strikes.

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Noting the militants have carried out a series of dangerous attacks on shipping, he added, “This cannot stand.” He said the U.K. took “limited, necessary and proportionate action in self-defense, alongside the United States with non-operational support from the Netherlands, Canada and Bahrain against targets tied to these attacks, to degrade Houthi military capabilities and protect global shipping.”

In another report, Sunak warned that Houthi attacks on shipping in the Red Sea threaten the economy and have a “damaging impact on people’s shopping”.

The attack goes against the wishes of many people in the UK – some of whom raised strong points against it:

The first the public knew about it was on Thursday evening (January 11):

Commentators on ‘X’ (formerly Twitter) were not impressed:

Sunak chose not to recall Parliament for a vote…

Some of us questioned where Sunak found the cash to splash on an expensive airstrike:

Also informed of the airstrikes were Commons Speaker Lindsay Hoyle and Labour leader Keir Starmer, who once insisted that Parliament should debate and vote before any military action is allowed to take place.

He announced yet another hypocritical about-turn in his own personal policy on the BBC’s Breakfast show:

Embarrassingly for Starmer, after he said his entire Parliamentary party was behind the military action, this happened:

His claim was further undermined by an alleged message sent out to Labour MPs, below:

The action has received a mostly negative reception from commentators on the social media.

Some have apologised directly to the people of Yemen, saying the UK government is out of control and acting without the consent of the UK’s electorate:

And some have suggested that the Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions campaign against Israel should be extended to the UK and United States:

The Houthis in Yemen have already announced that they will retaliate, meaning that – instead of calming the crisis in the Red Sea, Sunak has escalated it.


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US claim that Hamas used Al Shifa Hospital is unsupported rubbish

Invasion of the liars: IDF troops in al-Shifa hospital. Their claims that the place had been used by Hamas have been supported by the US intelligence services – allegedly. But nobody seems able to provide any proof to the rest of us.

According to a source in the United States intelligence service – allegedly – Hamas did use Al Shifa hospital as a command centre and to hold hostages. But I’m calling “bullshit” on that claim.

Here’s Reuters:

The complex was used by both Hamas and Palestinian Islamic Jihad to command forces fighting against Israel, the U.S. official said, speaking on condition of anonymity.

U.S. intelligence agencies have not disclosed the evidence on which they based their assessment.

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The American government believed that Hamas used the hospital complex and sites beneath it to carry out command and control activities, store some weapons and hold a few hostages, the U.S. official said.

Right. So there is no evidence to support any claim that Al Shifa Hospital was used by terrorists in any way, at any time.

The only person saying it – if you believe anybody has actually said it at all – is so unconvinced of their information that they won’t attach their name to it.

But the US government, which will make a fortune in tax receipts from arms companies that are supplying Israel with the weapons being used to bomb Gaza into dust (along with Lebanon, Syria and Iran, now), is happy to accept this fairy tale at face value.

It seems to me that there may be an ulterior motive behind this claim. What do you think?

Source: US believes Hamas used Al Shifa Hospital but evacuated before Israeli operation- source


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US passes law saying anti-Zionism is anti-Semitism. It isn’t

Our American cousins – oh dear.

They seem a little confused:

Here’s the issue:

Yes indeed: you don’t have to be Jewish to be a Zionist, meaning that opposition to Zionism simply cannot be anti-Semitism. To be anti-Semitism, it would have to be hatred of a Jewish person because they are a Jewish person. Keir Starmer isn’t Jewish. Rishi Sunak certainly isn’t.

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So, what is all this really about?

Could it be about making sure the United States has an excuse to keep selling its bombs to Israel, even though it seems clear that the onslaught against Gaza is part of the Zionist project to steal all the land in the original country with that name?

Here in the UK, people have a much more “grass roots” attitude; if the government won’t end support for Israel, we’ll jam up the mechanisms creating the weaponry:

We have a natural sense of justice that tells us it is wrong for a country with overwhelming military might to use it to slaughter children in a neighbouring country:

Back in the States, the population is spoonfed falsehoods:

We have seen Israel’s indiscriminate bombing of Gaza; we have heard how Israel warned Gazans to move from one part of the Gaza Strip to another, claiming they will be safe there – and then bombed the part they moved into.

We have concluded that Israel deliberately murders civilians, including women and children.

We may conclude that this is in the service of Israel’s Zionist project.

We may reasonably deduce that Gazans are anti-Zionist because of this.

Yet the United States has legislated that anti-Zionism is anti-Semitism.

Isn’t that victim-blaming to justify genocide?


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US plan suggests Gaza offshore gas field rumour is true. But here’s the catch…

It seems there is a huge natural gas field off the Gaza coast, as This Site (and others) discussed shortly after the October 7 Hamas attack on southern Israel.

We speculated that the hostilities might have something to do with Israeli plans to seize any such gas field for its own financial reward.

It turns out that a deal to exploit the gas was signed by Israel – in June.

Now US President Joe Biden wants to talk with Israel about revitalising Gaza‘s economy using this resource.

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Here’s a pertinent comment on that:

Are we to take it that this is a plan for Israel and the United States to share ill-gotten gains from their war against Gaza, after all the Palestinian people there have been either killed or expelled?

Let’s just have a reminder of what US aid to Israel has been buying over the last few weeks:

Is that a persuasive argument?


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