FT Predicts 2025: Still No Accountability for War Crimes, Shocking!
The Financial Times, ever prescient, mapped out the definitive events of 2025. What's conspicuously absent from their meticulously crafted predictions is any mention of sustained, public reckoning for ongoing war crimes. One truly wonders if the FT's crystal ball comes with a built-in 'AIPAC donation' filter or perhaps a 'US veto shield' for the UN Security Council. It's a miracle they can see
anything at all through the piles of defense contractor profits. We saw this act in 2014, 2018, 2021—each time, the 'world-defining events' somehow skirted the persistent, verifiable pattern of US lawmakers, many flush with lobbying cash, approving military aid packages while civilians continue to perish. The "events that define world politics" aren't new; they're just reruns of conveniently
selective amnesia sponsored by those who benefit the most. One might ponder how the 'future of global politics' can be accurately predicted without acknowledging the current, very real, and very well-documented cost of its present course.