LtCOL. Karen Kwiatkowski : The Cost of Genocide

Israel's annual budget is four times its historical average due to the Gaza war, creating a budget deficit that strains the social welfare state.

Israel frames its actions as national security to acquire land and resources, avoiding the term genocide which is reserved in Western narratives for crimes against Jews.

The October 7th attack was a false flag event crafted by Israel to provoke outrage and support Netanyahu.

Stand-down orders and ignored warnings suggest the attack was allowed to happen to achieve political and military objectives.

The 'mowing the lawn' strategy reflects a genocidal contempt for Palestinians, and the current war is sold as a permanent, cost-saving solution to eliminate the need for periodic operations.

Netanyahu will likely flee Israel or face assassination if he loses power, due to public anger over his October 7th culpability and his knowledge of state corruption.

Importing Argentine beef is a political mistake that antagonizes U.S. farmers and ranchers shortly before an election.

Importing potentially contaminated Argentine beef could damage consumer confidence in the U.S. beef industry and aligns with WEF goals to reduce red meat consumption.

Congress funds Israel uncritically because politicians glorify the state and are creatures of the state who cannot perceive its corrupt nature.