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There is a name for the psychological disorder you have described.
I believe that the Deep State is airdropping supplies to those in need in Gaza. To be followed up with relief shipments made by sea.
I believe that the Deep State is airdropping supplies to those in need in Gaza.
I have heard that if someone with your belief structure is challenged with factual evidence that contradicts that belief structure, they pull further into their element of denial of reality.
Why are not the Red Crescent (Arab Red Cross) and the UN doing this ?
However, the facts remain that the US government is airdropping supplies into Gaza.
You may think it is not helping, but the people getting the supplies are quite happy for the aid.
Why are you criticizing humanitarian aid????
I simply expect another rant. You seem unable to acknowledge that the government is doing good.
You think that by cutting off Israel it would stop the conflict. You should also have the belief then that if Gaza was cut off it would stop the conflict.
Have you given any thought whatsoever as to how many people it takes to have this aid airdropped in???
What about the real dangers they face in delivering this aid???
It is clear that aid is being delivered and that the government is helping the Palestinians.
You call it mass murder, The Israeli's have no intent to kill civilians. Hence, no murder..
By Hamas's count about 30000 Palestinians have been killed. Israel ballparks the number of terrorists killed at about 10000.
Also, because airdrops aren't the best way to deliver aid. The US government will be building a dock that will facilitate resupply from the sea.
You might try reading the link.
Doesn't matter. If you can't see what Israel is doing, and has already done by now, you're retarded. No fixing that.
The link was in the OP. I am sure other deliveries have been made since then.
Your news source has nothing on the supplies the US government is airdropping into Gaza. -- That is what this thread is about.
If you are not going to read the link don't ask for it
If you are not going to read the link don't ask for it. Here's one from a few days ago. I am sure more shipments have been dropped.
https://www.csis.org/analysis/air-supplies-gaza-commendable-political-theater-no-long-term-solution
If you are incapable of reading a link. Do not ask for it.
You obviously did not read comment #34.
I didn;t know you were blind.
They gonna lace the blankets with smallpox spores?
In this analysis of the genocide rhetoric employed over the years by Ward Churchill, an ethnic studies professor at the University of Colorado, a "distressing" conclusion is reached: Churchill has habitually committed multiple counts of research misconduct—specifically, fabrication and falsification. While acknowledging the "politicization" of the topic and evidence of other outrages committed against Native American tribes in times past, this study examines the different versions of the "smallpox blankets" episode published by Churchill between 1994 and 2003. The "preponderance of evidence" standard of proof strongly indicates that Churchill fabricated events that never occurred—namely the U.S. Army's alleged distribution of smallpox infested blankets to the Mandan Indians in 1837. The analysis additionally reveals that Churchill falsified sources to support his fabricated version of events, and also concealed evidence in his cited sources that actually disconfirms, rather than substantiates, his allegations of genocide.
an ethnic studies professor
What happened to those ships we had with bows that open up and a ramp drops on the beach? Meh, I guess we would risk both the Ship and Sailors to idiot Hamas terrorists trying to make a stupid point. Terrorism >> Humanitarian aid, rite?
Air drops have less risk, I guess.
Note there is no international screaming 24-7 for Egypt to open it's border and allow aid.
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