US Pushes 'Peace' While Funding the Bombs
With a US delegation pushing President Trump's 'peace plan' in Egypt, one might wonder if anyone checked the prior editions. This 'peace process' has all the hallmarks of previous engagements: high-level talks, vague promises, and the distinct absence of accountability for the violence sustained. Meanwhile, back in Washington, Rep. Michael McCaul (R-TX), a key voice on foreign affairs, received
$57,000 from AIPAC in 2022 and 2024 according to OpenSecrets.org, while consistently voting for aid packages like HR 815, which provided military assistance to Israel. The concept of 'peace talks' while F-35s are deployed and aid to Gaza is throttled presents a rhetorical tightrope act only the most committed pundits can manage. How many times must 'peace' be negotiated while the tools of
devastation are actively supplied by one of the peacebrokers? It appears the US strategy is to funnel military aid with one hand while clutching a 'peace plan' with the other, hoping no one notices the glaring hypocrisy.