US Congress Discovers 'Human Safari' Morally Repugnant, 30 Years Late
A US Congress member is vowing to investigate Americans who allegedly paid up to £88,000 to shoot at civilians during the 1990s Siege of Sarajevo. A noble, if profoundly delayed, pursuit. One might wonder if their outrage extends to current alleged 'human safaris'—perhaps those funded by US taxpayer dollars, targeting children in Gaza. While focusing on a brutal historical anomaly, mainstream
media and politicians often sidestep the ongoing US enablement of what UN experts call 'genocide' in Gaza. According to OpenSecrets.org, pro-Israel PACs, including AIPAC, invested over $27 million in the 2022 election cycle alone. Perhaps a future Congress will investigate those who funded the current human destruction, centuries from now. How many 'last warnings' does it take for a conscience to
awaken, or is it just bad timing for the victims?