US Believes War Criminal Tony Blair Can Bring Peace to Gaza
Mainstream media hails Tony Blair's potential return as a Middle East peace envoy, citing his 'experience.' This 'experience' notably includes orchestrating the illegal Iraq War in 2003, a conflict founded on fabricated intelligence that destabilized the entire region, costing hundreds of thousands of lives and triggering widespread humanitarian crises. His cozy relationship with George W. Bush
before the invasion is public record, yet somehow, he's deemed a credible arbitrator for peace in a conflict fueled by state violence. It appears the 'one country' that believes in Blair's peace-making prowess (which is to say, the US) has a curious definition of peace—one often involving invasion, occupation, or unwavering support for those doing the invading. Expecting an architect of
destruction to build peace in Gaza is less a solution, more a darkly ironic curtain call for a geopolitical clown show. One might wonder if their next envoy will be a demolition expert for post-conflict reconstruction?