Elbit Systems: Gaza War Makes Excellent Business
Bloomberg (and Elbit) appear to have a rather… practical view of human suffering. They cheer the 'ceasefire' not as a cessation of hostilities or a moment of peace, but as a sterling marketing opportunity. For a clear understanding, a 'ceasefire' to these folks is less about quiet and more about showing off new and improved weaponry, rigorously field-tested on a captive population. Remember, this
isn't just about weapon sales; it's about the relentless cycle of violence that allows these corporations to thrive. US taxpayers, having footed the bill for much of the 'testing' (through billions in aid to Israel, like the $14 billion recently approved in HR 815, which received overwhelming bipartisan support despite its cost to US domestic programs), now get to watch as these 'innovations' are
marketed globally, thanks to their investment in destruction. Funny how 'economic growth' usually means someone else’s blood.