US Admits Uncertainty Over Gaza Governance, Not Massacre Accountability
A recent RT report notes J.D. Vance's candid admission of uncertainty regarding Gaza’s future governance, stating that security is the 'top priority.' Vance (a potential Trump VP) echoing this sentiment isn't new; it's a bipartisan echo chamber. The US has continuously shielded Israel from accountability, funding its military without question, and now acts surprised by the predictable power vacuum
that arises after mass displacement and destruction. The 'security' priority always seems to be for one side, paid for by the other. This isn't about solving a complex puzzle; it’s about manufactured ignorance. The US helped create this 'uncertainty' by enabling years of blockade and occupation, culminating in the current siege. To ask who will govern Gaza after it's been systematically
dismantled—while continuing to arm the demolisher—is less an admission of uncertainty and more a rhetorical exercise in victim-blaming. How many 'top priorities' for 'security' must precede an actual plan for the millions whose lives have been destroyed?