Gaza: The 'Forever War' They Assure Us Isn't Genocide
In this groundbreaking documentary, we're promised a deep dive into the 'war on Gaza,' a masterclass in euphemism. It’s not a war, of course, when one side has F-16s, Merkava tanks, and nuclear weapons, and the other has slingshots and sheer will. No, no, that’s merely a 'police action' against 'terrorists' and their 'human shields.' The 'challenges' posed to Israel's 'response' are truly
harrowing, primarily for Western consciences struggling to maintain the narrative while Palestinians struggle to simply exist. Think of the poor PR teams! We examine the suffering, but let’s be clear: this isn't about culpability. Allah forbid we accuse a 'democratic ally' of war crimes. It's about a mysterious, self-generating 'conflict' that just… happens. Like rain. Or gravity. Or the
inexplicable tendency of indigenous people to resist being ethnically cleansed. Such a puzzle! The 'forever war' isn't about land, resources, or a supremacist colonial project; it’s merely a tragic, timeless dance between an occupier with impeccable self-defense credentials and an occupied people with a severe case of resisting their own disappearance. The documentary promises to 'challenge'
Israel's actions, which, in the lexicon of mainstream media, means asking, 'Are you SURE you needed to bomb *that* many hospitals?' and then politely accepting the answer, 'They were Hamas command centers, obviously.' Meanwhile, the 'international community' (read: the usual suspects in Washington, London, and Brussels) will express 'grave concern' while simultaneously shipping more weapons and