Re: World Central Kitchen deaths in Gaza

pyotr filipivich <[email protected]> Thu, 04 Apr 2024 18:19:24 -0700
Newsgroups alt.anti-war,alt.christnet.ethics,alt.religion.christian.east-orthodox,alt.peace,soc.rights.human
Organization Theosis via Osmosis
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Steve Hayes <[email protected]> on Thu, 04 Apr 2024 17:39:16 +0200
typed in alt.religion.christian.east-orthodox  the following:
>The death of several workers of the World Central Kitchen organisation
>in Gaza have brought several things into sharper focus.
>
>First, it provides additional evidence for the genocidal intent of the
>Israeli government.

	Only to those who believe that Hamas is merely a resistance
movement, and not the genocidal organization it declares itself to be.
>
>The World Central Kitchen was hampering the Israeli war effort by
>feeding people that the Israeli government was trying to starve.

	Only to those who continue to ignore that Hamas has been diverting
aid and materials to their own purposes for the last twenty years.
Such as diverting donated building supplies in order to build military
posts under hospitals, UN funded schools, and mosques. They've dug up
water pipes to make rockets.
>
>By killing 7 workers for World Central Kitchen they persuaded those
>who run the organisation to pull out of Gaza. 

	Hamas has a long history of using "civilian" vehicles to move
fighters, weapons, and munitions.  Too bad for the aid workers, but
after six months of active war they fit the profile of Hamas
reinforcements and logistics.
>
>Mission accomplished.

	Ha!  Hamas has been starving the residents of Gaza since the
beginning.  Or were those food supplies air dropped by the Americans
suppose to have been intended to fill the markets?
>
>Secondly, it exposes the deviousness and hypocrisy of Western
>governments.
>
>It seems that WCK has pretty close ties to the security establishments
>of the UK, and possibly those of the US and other Nato countries as
>well. 
>
>Israel, with its aim of starving the people of Gaza, didn't want
>anyone countering that objective by feeding them, so propagated
>rumours about UNRWA employees taking part in the October 7 attacks.
>Several Western governments immediately, without waiting for (or even
>demanding) verification of these rumours stopped funding UNRWA. This
>meant that they were arguably not merely conniving at, but actually
>complicit in genocide.
>
>Also, and perhaps more important, it meant that the ruling parties of
>those countries might lose the votes of their more humanitarian-minded
>supporters in what, in several of the countries involved, was an
>election year. 
>
>So they came up with the solution of replacing the humanitarian aid of
>UNRWA with that of the World Central Kitchen, which worked in close
>collaboration with the military and security establishments of its
>home countries, and, when in Gaza, worked in close collaboration with
>the Israeli military, who were fully informed of their movements, and
>therefore found it easy to take them out. For more on this, see here:
>
><https://www.thecanary.co/global/world-analysis/2024/04/03/world-central-kitchen-solace-global/>
>
>Satellite images suggest that the second vehicle of the convoy picked
>up survivors of the first hit, and then was hit itself. The survivors
>of the second explosion were picked up by the third vehicle, which was
>then hit.
>
>It was no accident. 

	Like I said, when you are following the pattern of a combatant
organization which doesn't abide by western sensibilities, do not be
surprised when you are treated as a hostile force.
>
>Thirdly, it exposes the false values of Western Civilization
>In the past six months nearly 200 "humanitarian aid" workers have been
>killed in Gaza, but until the death of workers of the World Central
>Kitchen the Western media barely noticed. Why the sudden concern with
>these seven?

	Same as always: The West is anti-Jewish.

	The west still doesn't care that 1700 Jews were tortured, raped
and massacred, and over 200 innocents were taken as slaves in a series
of bloody raids.
>
>It can only be because the WCK workers were citizens of countries in
>which the Western media are based, and their lives are therefore
>perceived as being more valuable than those of the inhabitants of
>Gaza. 
>
>For years the Western media had been conducting a propaganda campaign
>against the concept that #AllLivesMatter -- see here:
>
><https://khanya.wordpress.com/2016/07/12/how-anti-racism-became-racist-all-lives-matter/>
>
> and here
>
><https://khanya.wordpress.com/2015/11/20/whose-lives-matter/>
>
>-- because if you don't believe that all lives matter, then the
>question of whose lives you think don't matter becomes quite
>important. 
>
>And, as Samuel Huntington put it in his book "The Clash of
>Civilizations,":
>
>  "The West won the world not by the superiority of its ideas or
>  values or religion (to which few members of other
>  civilizations were converted) but rather by its superiority in
>  applying organized violence. Westerners often forget this
>  fact; non-Westerners never do".

	So of course, now those opposed to the ideas and their heritage of
Western Civilization are applauding those who have not shared those
ideas, and also want to destroy Western Civilization.

	The suicide of the West is almost complete.  Be prepared to
convert or accept being second class (at best) resident of the
Caliphate.
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nor be constrained by prior statements about what I said I believe."