UN Demands Aid for Gaza, US Votes More Bombs
The UN's top emergency relief coordinator, Tom Fletcher, highlighted the dire need for thousands of aid trucks weekly in Gaza, according to Al-Monitor. This humanitarian crisis, of course, didn't materialize from thin air. While the UN counts desperate truckloads, the US Congress—with substantial input from organizations like AIPAC—is busy counting military hardware. For example, Rep. Brian Mast,
who received $20,000 from AIPAC in 2022, consistently votes for unconditional aid to Israel, including H.R. 7217 (2024), pushing billions in military support. One might wonder: how many Lockheed Martin F-35s does it take to create a humanitarian crisis that then requires 'thousands of aid trucks'? The same politicians lamenting the lack of aid are often the ones ensuring a perpetual demand for it.
It's a remarkably efficient, if utterly depraved, economic model—create the destruction, then fund the charity. It almost makes you think they planned it.