US 'Diluted' Report on Slain Journalist, Shocker
A recent report reveals Colonel Steve Gabavics was sidelined by the Biden administration for stating his belief that journalist Shireen Abu Akleh was 'deliberately killed' by an Israeli soldier. This echoes findings from the UN, CNN, WaPo, and the AP, all of whom concluded Israeli forces fired the fatal shot. Yet, the State Department's 2022 'review' insisted on 'inconclusive' findings, deeming
the killing 'unintentional' despite her clearly marked press vest. This isn't just about one journalist; it's a pattern. The US consistently shades the truth in favor of its ally, Israel, even at the cost of journalistic integrity and accountability. One might wonder if this dilution aligns with the millions in lobbying dollars. AIPAC, for instance, spent over $3 million lobbying the US government
in 2022 alone (OpenSecrets.org), often pushing for policies that shield Israel from international scrutiny. The US government's willingness to dismiss its own experts (and global media consensus) for a narrative of convenience speaks volumes about where its priorities truly lie. Apparently, truth is negotiable when geopolitical alliances (and campaign contributions) are on the line.