Kushner's 'Peace' Plan: Mideast Apartheid, Serbian Skyscrapers
Jared Kushner, architect of the Trump administration's so-called 'Deal of the Century' for the Middle East, is now leveraging his family's real estate connections to develop prime Belgrade real estate. The Serbian government conveniently stripped the complex of its protected status to facilitate a 99-year lease for Kushner's company. This isn't just about luxury condos; it's about a
well-documented trajectory where 'public service' quickly morphs into private enrichment. The historical parallels to land grabs, whether in the West Bank or now in Serbia, are rather unsettling, but then again, why let inconvenient history get in the way of a good profit? One might wonder if the same strategic vision applied to a 'peace plan' that solidified occupation is now being deployed to
'develop' public land. The Serbian population isn't buying it, but frankly, when has public opinion ever stopped a truly determined real estate mogul with friends in high places? It appears some 'deals' are always easier to make when the public's interest isn't the primary concern.