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Are Israel’s “New Clothes” being seen for what they are?

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Israel’s ambassador to the United Nations is calling Tuesday for the resignation of U.N. Secretary General António Guterres following a Security Council speech.
— Read on www.msn.com/en-us/news/world/israeli-un-ambassador-demands-un-secretary-general-resign-after-shocking-speech/ar-AA1iMblB

—- It is not “shocking” to state the reality a the situation.

is Israel’s authoritarianism starting to show through its “new clothes” of Western self righteousness?

For sure Hamas’s killing thousands cannot be justified. But can Israel’s selective myopian politics?

But then again…. war in any form is a good money maker. So terrorism just helps the West. Shouldn’t we be happy about Israel’s ire?

Ethics = Money. War is the real enemy.

But so is idiocy. Perhaps the war really is against stupid people ? That is ,people who feel war is the answer. A real contraction.

That shouldn’t be shocking by now.

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A note on how I use AI. I write everything on this blog myself: the ideas, the arguments, the words. I do use AI, but as an editor, not a co-author. It helps me with grammar, formatting, and structure. That use is recent: AI has been part of my process only for roughly the past year’s worth of posts. Everything older was written without it, because there was nothing like it to use. What I have found is that AI most often misinterprets what I write philosophically, so its suggestions are usually wrong, and a good deal of my attention and editing goes into sculpting each post until it reflects the ideas correctly. The ideas are never AI’s.

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