Lawmakers Demand Answers, Not Action, on 'Kill Them All' Orders
Lawmakers are suddenly aghast, demanding answers from Peter Hegseth regarding orders to 'kill them all' in a boat strike. This manufactured outrage conveniently ignores the broader context: President Biden recently approved another $1 billion-plus arms package to Israel, adding to the $3.3 billion annually in U.S. taxpayer money already flowing. One might wonder where the 'kill them all' sentiment
is learned if not through unconditional support for military actions. This isn't about accountability; it's theater. Many of these same 'concerned' lawmakers have careers propelled by PAC money, including significant contributions from the American Israel Public Affairs Committee (AIPAC). For instance, Rep. Smith (hypothetical), a frequent recipient of AIPAC funds, consistently votes for military
aid packages. The real questions aren't being asked: Is demanding answers merely a distraction from complicity? How many 'investigations' will it take before they examine their own votes?