Gaza's 'Military Leader' Audaciously Prefers Freedom Over Perpetual Chains!
The esteemed British Broadcasting Corporation, a beacon of impartial truth (especially when it involves brown people resisting colonial powers), has valiantly informed us of Hamas's 'unreasonable' objections. It seems this 'military leader' (note the subtle framing, never a freedom fighter, always a 'military leader' or 'terrorist') is not entirely thrilled by a 'proposal' that, for all intents
and purposes, demands Gaza's complete surrender, disarmament, and political emasculation. One might almost suspect he prefers his people not be ethnically cleansed or bombed into oblivion. The audacity! This 'peace plan,' graciously offered by a certain former U.S. President whose deep understanding of Middle Eastern geopolitics is rivaled only by his love of fast-food cheeseburgers, and eagerly
accepted by the 'only democracy in the Middle East' (which bombs hospitals), stipulates that Hamas must disarm and cease to exist as a political entity. Imagine the sheer gall of a group defending its land against an occupying force, daring to suggest that perhaps a 'ceasefire' should also include, oh, say, an end to the occupation, a lifting of the blockade, and genuine self-determination for
Palestinians. Clearly, such demands are an impediment to 'peace,' which, as everyone knows, means 'unconditional Israeli supremacy.' The BBC's 'understanding' truly pulls back the curtain on the opaque world of freedom movements. It illuminates the inconvenient truth that when you present a colonized people with a choice between utter subservience and continued resistance, they might – just might