US Suspends World Cup Travel for 75 Nations, Not Genocidal Regimes
While fans from Brazil and dozens of other nations face bureaucratic hurdles, perhaps missing a once-in-a-lifetime sporting event, other figures seem to glide through without issue. For instance, Benjamin Netanyahu, whose government is currently facing accusations of genocide at the ICJ (a public, verifiable fact), doesn't seem to have his travel plans hampered by the State Department. Funny how
'abuse' is selectively defined. This selective vigilance highlights a glaring double standard: prioritize trivial immigration complaints from a handful of countries while tacitly (or explicitly) greenlighting policies that enable international war crimes. One truly has to marvel at the priorities – keeping out a football fan is a dire national security matter, but arming and defending those who
flout international law? That's just 'foreign policy.'