The new U.S. strategy on the Lebanon conflict: Let it play out
The new U.S. strategy on the Lebanon conflict: Let it play out
The usual delusional propaganda. USA is not letting it "play out". USA is actively arming and funding genocide and terrorism in several countries.
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In the long run we the USA are going to be fucked by this.
And in the short run if this is what wins Trump the election, which is not unlikely.
Aaron David Miller, a former U.S. Middle East negotiator, said Washington had little hope of restraining Israel and saw potential benefits in the operation.
Washington has little desire to restrain Israel, or else it would have stopped sending weapons a year ago. This can be ended with a phone call; we know because it’s been done before: NYT, 1982: Reagan Demands End to Attacks in A Blunt Telephone Call to Begin
Citations Needed podcast:
- 2017: Episode 13: The Always Stumbling US Empire: "Stumbling", "sliding", "drawn into" war––the media frequently assumes the US is bumbling its way around the world. The idea that the United States operates in “good faith” is taken for granted for most of the American press while war is always portrayed as something that happens to the US, not something it seeks out.
- 2021: News Brief - Colin Powell: Stumbling Empire Personified: In this News Brief, we recap the recap of Powell's life, from the handwringing over his Iraq War UN speech to the erasure of his role in covering up My Lai massacre to training rightwing death squads in Central America and the central importance of "Good Intentions" when venerating our beloved, bipartisan war-makers.