The Truth, Not Myth

  The conflicts in Gaza and Ukraine have exposed deep contradictions in how the international community responds to war, human rights abuses, and violations of international law. Western governments have rushed to arm and defend Ukraine in the face of Russian aggression, while Palestinians have faced decades of occupation, siege, and military violence with little meaningful intervention. The difference in response is not incidental — it reflects a carefully structured global order where strategic interests, geopolitical power, and political influence dictate outcomes far more than moral consistency or international law. To understand why this double standard persists, we need to examine the deeper roots of these conflicts in colonialism and its enduring legacy. While formal colonialism may have ended with the collapse of European empires in the mid-20th century, the political, economic, and military structures it created have not disappeared. Colonialism has simply evolved into a m...

The Bombing Speech - read it as if a child made the speech! Judge for yourself  Four Days We’ve been bombing for four days. That’s not very long. But it’s also really long if you look at how much bombing we’ve done. So you can’t say it’s not much because it’s four days. But you also can’t say something’s gone wrong because it’s only four days. Grown ups are very good at talking so they’re always right and you’re never right. We Own the Sky We have the biggest planes. Me and my best friend Israel. We fly them over the bad guys’ houses all day. All night too. They have to look up and see us and they can’t do anything. We’ve got B 2s and B 52s and Predator drones. I don’t really know what they are but they sound cool. We say the names loudly so everyone knows we have more than them. “Death and disruption from the sky. All day long.” That’s what the grown up said. He sounded pleased. Like he was talking about ice cream. We Hit Them When They’re Down This is the impo...