On COI #589, Kyle Anzalone discusses the latest news from Gaza.
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On COI #589, Kyle Anzalone discusses the latest news from Gaza.
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The head of the World Food Program, Cindy McCain, acknowledged the famine in Gaza in an interview on Meet the Press:
“What I can explain to you is – is that there is famine – full-blown famine – in the north, and it’s moving its way south,” she said.
McCain called for a ceasefire to allow for humanitarian relief to reach the population. That is what humanitarian agencies have been demanding for the last six months to no avail. All of them could see what would happen to the people of Gaza if the war was allowed to continue, and they have been shouting from the rooftops that famine was coming. This famine was the most readily foreseen and most easily prevented famine in decades, and that makes the shame of failing to stop it all the greater. The international response to these warnings has been pitiful, and the response from our government has been downright criminal.
On COI #588, Kyle Anzalone discusses news from Ukraine and Israel.
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Tom Friedman just can’t stop shilling for Mohammed bin Salman:
The crown prince wants as peaceful a region as possible, and a Saudi Arabia as secure from Iran as possible, so he can focus on making Saudi Arabia a diversified economic powerhouse.
Continue reading “Tom Friedman Writes Another Love Letter to Mr. Bonesaw”
Author Benjamin Abelow sits down with Clayton Morris to discuss his excellent book How the West Brought War to Ukraine. Clayton Morris is a former FOX News anchor who hosts the podcast Redacted News.
While Paris continues to flirt with the possibility of a troop deployment in Ukraine, recent reports that French Foreign Legion soldiers have already arrived on the battlefield may not be what they seem.
The claims appear to have originated with a Russian war blogger known as ‘Military Chronicle,’ who runs a popular Telegram channel and is active elsewhere on social media. In an April 12 post on VK, the channel alleged that the “first units of the French Foreign Legion” had been stationed in the city of Slavyansk, but cited no sources to support the assertion.