Something curious has happened in American politics in the last six months. Liberal activist groups on a host of disparate topics ranging from the economy, labor-union organizing, homelessness and housing shortages, “anti-racism,” climate change and support for illegal immigrants have suddenly all been speaking with one voice on an issue totally unrelated to their primary purposes.
The Stunning Hypocrisy of Blinken and Power
E. Rowell: From her perch in USAID Powers can be seen wherever the CIA department of dirty tricks wants to overthrow a democratically elected government they don’t like. She went to Hungary to try to raise opposition groups to Viktor Orban. She has been to Georgia and other countries around the world. This is what she does. She makes up facts, bundles lies together, uses social media, and slanders democratically elected Presidents and Prime Ministers. There is NO FAMINE IN GAZA. Photos taken daily in Gaza show marketplaces FULL OF FOOD! Famine in Gaza is a complete PSYOP.
By Seth Mandel, COMMENTARY 11 April 2024

Samantha Power once wrote a very good book. And the world has not stopped suffering because of it.
About 30 years ago Power published A Problem From Hell, a book on genocide and Western intervention (or lack thereof). It supercharged her career as a public intellectual, and she entered politics as an adviser to Barack Obama’s Senate campaign and then joined his administration. Today, she is the administrator of USAID, and she has just declared the beginning of the long-predicted Gaza “famine,” a story in which Israel is of course the villain.

The question of the Israel-U.S. relationship has taken center stage in American political discourse as the Gaza War grinds past the six-month point and civilian casualties mount. The anti-Zionist Left, naturally enough, has been demanding a ceasefire since before the sun had set on October 7, but foreign policy “realist” voices have been heard from, too. John Mearsheimer of the University of Chicago has long held that the closeness of the relationship between the U.S. and Israel is a mistake in American global strategy, and he has been 














