Trump Vows Sudan Intervention After MBS Call, Skips US Starvation
According to The Hill, ex-President Trump is now vowing to end Sudan’s conflict, a decision apparently catalyzed by Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman. It's truly heartwarming how geopolitical altruism can spark overnight, especially when poll numbers drop. One might wonder why similar urgent calls weren't heard when, for instance, Yemen was being systematically bombed with US-supplied
weapons, or when millions of Americans go without healthcare. The Hill's opinion piece frames this as a potential political win. What's left unsaid is MBS's own record in destabilizing the region and how 'solving' conflicts often involves lucrative arms deals or strategic realignments beneficial to authoritarian regimes, not genuine humanitarian concern. It appears some humanitarian crises are
more tweet-worthy, or Saudi-approved, than others. How many foreign strongmen does it take to inspire American leadership?