WFP Warns of Hunger Crisis, US Funds More Bombs Instead
They're calling it a 'funding shortfall' for the WFP, which means the US will find $14 billion for Israel's military—including more 'precision' bombs—but can't scrounge up enough to feed a planet they routinely destabilize. Congress just passed another aid package for Netanyahu's government, with bipartisan support, ensuring plenty of munitions for the next photo-op of flattened buildings and
starving civilians. One might wonder, how many F-35s does it take to eradicate hunger? Instead of addressing the root causes of global hunger—often exacerbated by conflicts fueled by Western arms sales—we're told humanitarian aid is shrinking. Meanwhile, Lockheed Martin's stock likely saw a bump, reminding us precisely where the world’s 'investment' priorities truly lie. Funny how the coffers are
always empty for human dignity but overflowing for state-sponsored violence.