The World Today Just Nuts: She's no diplomat

BULLY BOY PRESS & CEDRIC'S BIG MIX & THOMAS FRIEDMAN IS A GREAT MAN & ANN'S MEGA DUB & THE WORLD TODAY JUST NUTS -- THE KOOL AID TABLE

FORMER SECRETARY OF STATE AND ANGER HILLARY MADDOG CLINTON IS FOAMING AT THE MOUTH AS SHE CALLS FOR THE TARGETED KILLING OF CIVILIANS IN GAZA TO CONTINUE. WHY? SHE WROTE THAT THE ORGANIZATION HAMAS "WILL NEVER STOP ATTAACKING ISRAEL" AND THAT A CEASEFIRE WOULD ONLY RESULT IN REGROUPING AND REARMING.

KIND OF, IF YOU THINK ABOUT IT, THE SAME REASON SHE REMAINED A DOORMAT FOR BILL AND LET HIM WALK ALL OVER HER REPEATEDLY -- SHE KNEW IF SHE LEFT AND TOOK A BREAK, HE'D REGROUP AND HE'D REALIZE HOW MUCH BETTER HE COULD DO. SO INSTEAD, SHE STAYED AT HIS SIDE AND LIED ABOUT MONICA LEWINSKY (PART OF "A VAST RIGHT-WING CONSPIRACY") AND OTHER WOMEN.

SHE ALSO WROTE, "HAMAS MUST GO" AND THAT THEY "STARTED ANOTHER WAR BY ABDUCTING ISRAELI HOSTAGES AND . . ."

AGAIN, SOUNDS LIKE SHE'S PROJECTING HER OWN PATHETIC LIFE ONTO OTHERS. EQUALLY TRUE, BY HER LOGIC, THE ONLY WAY TO STOP 'HAMAS' (AS THOUGH THAT WAS THE ONLY TARGET) WOULD BE TO KILL EVERY PALESTINIAN. OTHERWISE, THE CHILDREN ARE GOING TO GROW UP WANTING JUSTICE FOR THE SLAUGHTER OF THEIR FAMILIES.

DID SHE GRASP THAT?

TO FIND OUT, WE CALLED THE BLOODY WAR HAWK HERSELF. HOWEVER, BILL ANSWERED THE PHONE AND THE FORMER PRESIDENT EXPLAINED THAT "THINKING" AND "LOGIC" WERE NOT STRONG POINTS FOR HIS WIFE BUT VENGEANCE WAS. "SHE'S ALL ABOUT THE BITTER AND THE HATEFUL AND THE GET-BACK," HE EXPLAINED BEFORE INFORMING US THAT SHE WAS UNABLE TO COME TO THE PHONE, RIGHT NOW BECAUSE PETCO HAD JUST DROPPED OFF A BOX OF BABY KITTENS AND HILLARY WAS CURRENTLY IN THE GARAGE BITING THE HEADS OFF EACH ONE.

FROM THE TCI WIRE:

Turning to Gaza, NBC NEWS notes, "Strong majorities of all voters in the U.S. disapprove of President Joe Biden’s handling of foreign policy and the Israel-Hamas war, according to the latest national NBC News poll. The erosion is most pronounced among Democrats, a majority of whom believe Israel has gone too far in its military action in Gaza." The slaughter continues. It has displaced over 1 million people per the US Congressional Research Service. Jessica Corbett (COMMON DREAMS) points out, "Academics and legal experts around the world, including Holocaust scholars, have condemned the six-week Israeli assault of Gaza as genocide." AFP notes, "At least 13,000 Palestinians have been killed, 30,000 injured, says Gaza's Health Ministry." The world watches as the US government is exposed as just another part of the killing machine. And the see those who stand up and those who just go along. Lauren Sforza (THE HILL) reported Sunday:

WHO said it sent a joint team with the U.N. to the hospital Saturday to “assess the situation on the ground, conduct a rapid situational analysis, assess medical priorities and establish logistics options for further missions.” The team, who spent one hour inside the hospital, described the hospital as a “death zone” and the situation as “desperate.”

The U.N.-WHO team said they saw a mass grave with more than 80 people buried there at the hospital.

“Lack of clean water, fuel, medicines, food and other essential aid over the last 6 weeks have caused Al-Shifa Hospital — once the largest, most advanced and best equipped referral hospital in Gaza — to essentially stop functioning as a medical facility,” WHO stated in a press release. “The team observed that due to the security situation, it has been impossible for the staff to carry out effective waste management in the hospital.”

That's what the Israeli government did to a hospital. We have to add that sentence since THE HILL can't and appears to want readers to think the hospital did that to itself.

Recapping some of Saturday's events, THE GUARDIAN notes:

More than 80 people were killed on Saturday by double Israeli strikes on the Jabalia refugee camp, Gaza’s health ministry said. “At least 50 people” were killed in an Israeli strike on early Saturday morning at the UNRWA-run al-Fakhouri school in the Jabalia refugee camp a Gaza health ministry official said. Another strike on a separate building in the camp killed 32 people of the same family, 19 of them children, according to the official.

Médecins Sans Frontières strongly condemned a “deliberate attack” on a convoy evacuating its staff members and their families, which it said had resulted in one death and one injury. The convoy was attacked on Saturday, as it was trying to evacuate 137 people, from MSF premises located near Al-Shifa hospital.

Thousands of demonstrators, including family members of hostages kidnapped by Hamas, marched into Jerusalem on Saturday in angry calls for the Israeli government to do more to bring their relatives home. The march capped a five-day trek from Tel Aviv and represented the largest protest on behalf of the hostages since they were dragged into Gaza by Hamas on 7 October.

This morning, CNN's Andrew Carey reports:

Twelve people have been killed after Israeli tank fire hit the Indonesian Hospital in northern Gaza on Monday, according to the health ministry in the territory, which is controlled by Hamas.

Among the dead are patients who were being treated at the hospital and a member of medical staff, the ministry said.

Palestinian journalist Anas al-Sharif, who is inside the hospital, told CNN that Israeli tanks were outside the main hospital gates, as well as other locations near the hospital.

ALJAZEERA notes this morning:

The UK-based rights group says it has determined that two Israeli strikes last month that killed 46 people in Gaza “were indiscriminate attacks or direct attacks on civilians or civilian objects, which must be investigated as war crimes”.

The incidents probed by Amnesty were an attack on Saint Porphyrius Church in Gaza City on October 19 and another on a home in the Nuseirat refugee camp the following day.

“These deadly, unlawful attacks are part of a documented pattern of disregard for Palestinian civilians and demonstrate the devastating impact of the Israeli military’s unprecedented onslaught has left nowhere safe in Gaza, regardless of where civilians live or seek shelter,” said Erika Guevara Rosas, Amnesty director of global research, advocacy and policy.

“We urge the International Criminal Court’s prosecutor to take immediate concrete action to expedite the investigation into war crimes and other crimes under international law opened in 2021,” Guevara Rosas added.

During its investigation, Amnesty said it spoke to more than a dozen people, including survivors, and reviewed satellite imagery and open-source audio-visual material.

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Monday, November 20, 2023

She's no diplomat

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