US Contractors: Gaza Not 'Finished' Until Profit Margins Are
Mainstream outlets might highlight the 'humanitarian' concerns (eventually), but The Intercept cuts to the chase: US military contractors, specifically those looking for 'reconstruction' opportunities, are already salivating over Gaza. UG Solutions, a company with past Iraq experience, is positioning itself for the inevitable rebuilding—because what's a humanitarian crisis without a lucrative
follow-up contract? This, of course, comes with the understanding that the first phase of destruction isn't 'finished' until the ground is thoroughly salted for future profit. It's a cyclical business model: fund the war, then bid on cleaning up the mess. This isn't about peace; it's about perpetual revenue, a pattern seen from Afghanistan to Iraq. The 'reconstruction' racket ensures that
conflict, or its aftermath, remains America's most consistent growth industry. Perhaps the next Congressional debate over aid should be framed as a venture capital pitch instead of a moral imperative.