US 'Flags' Violations While Funding Them, Apparently
The US State Department, after funneling billions in unfettered military aid, now 'discovers' a laundry list of alleged violations by Israeli forces. This isn't newfound awareness; it's the inevitable outcome of decades of enabling. For instance, in 2023 alone, organizations like AIPAC poured millions into US political campaigns, with OpenSecrets.org detailing sums exceeding $11.5 million in
lobbying expenditures, ensuring a steady bipartisan commitment to arms sales. The same politicians who rubber-stamp these arms are now feigning surprise. It's a curious theatrical performance: fund the bomb, then 'report concern' about the damage. How many 'hundreds' of violations does it take before "deep concern" evolves into actual accountability? The US mourns civilian deaths on Monday and
then approves another weapons package by Tuesday, a pattern well-documented since at least the 2008-09 Gaza war and repeated consistently. This isn't oversight; it’s an audit of their own culpability.