The Gaza Genocide has reached a point when it is no longer bearable and tolerable. It is genocide in cold blood by the Americans and the Jews on a defenceless Arab and Muslim population ie the Palestinians. The Jews may called them animals or subhumans, but the world and the Arab and Muslim states would not accept that. Rafah is the last piece of land to be flattened by Netanyahu and his butchers.
Now, the students around the world are rising to condemn this atrocious and vicious massacre of innocent civilians, women and children, ethnic cleansing by the Americans and the Jews. And the students in America have taken the lead to fight for the right of the Palestinians to live and to have their own homeland, their own state. On the other hand the leaders of the Global South are shivering in their pants, not daring even to speak out.
How many countries are still acting dumb, refusing to comment or condemn the genocide?
What about Asean? Is the silence of Asean seen as approval of the genocide? What happens to the principles that Asean held so highly morally, against violation of human rights, injustice and genocide?
Or is Asean saying, by not saying, that the genocide and expulsion of the Palestinians from their homeland is a principle thing and no need to object or to speak out against? Is Asean complicit in the genocide of the Palestinians by acting dumb and blind? Would Asean defend the principle that the Palestinians have the right to live, to have their own state, to be protected from being driven off from their homeland by American and Israelis terrorists? If they don't speak out now, their turn will come, especially the Muslim states in Asean will be the first to go.
PS. All the white states are united to bring down Russia in Ukraine. They are also united to decimate the Palestinians and robbed their land. The rest of the world is hapless, divided and each waiting for their turn to be taken down. Their only hope is not to be the next Russia or Palestine. This is how pathetic and useless the rest of the world is. All acting like sheep to be led to the slaughter, one by one.
Wonder what happened to the self-proclaimed morality quotation of one particular country's 'in principle' stand? It smacks of 'double standards' clear and simple!
ReplyDeleteIt cannot be argued that Russian actions in Ukraine was an unprovoked situation. The provocations were there for eight long years, or even longer, with the Ukrainian military conducting genocidal cleansing of Russian speaking people in the Donbass region. It cannot also be argued that it was a bigger country bullying a smaller country either.
Likewise, it cannot be argued that the Hamas attack on Israel on October 7th was an unprovoked attack. The years of Israeli forced attempts to clean out Palestinian lands to build Israeli settlements were provocations enough. Hamas is just taking up the cudgel on behalf of the Palestinians in Gaza. Likewise, can we not now also argue that Israel, a bigger country, is attacking a smaller country as well?
Do not be taken in by the USA trying to pacify the situation in Rafah as just looking like a limited Israeli operation. The West is just trying to pull wool over people's eyes, just by allowing Israel to have a foothold first to expand its operation until global objections fade. They could see the protests erupting all over the world and they cannot just ignore them. The USA and the West are experts in playing the game. Just look at the expansion of NATO towards the Russian border and you can see the whole picture.
The USA and the West are just resorting to damage control, as they are completely hapless dealing with the renegade Netanyahu. In any case, what the USA and the West are doing are just a pretension to temporarily halting their war mongering agenda. It is a trait they inherited since their Imperialist days. It is in their DNA and cannot be expunged.
US letting genocidal Israelis into Rafah to kill more defenseless Palestinians, but openly pretend to disagree with their pet Jews over the operation.
ReplyDeleteJudge Napolitano with Scott Ritter and others in the Genocide of the Palestinians and also the Urukiane War
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