Terror apologist and U.S. ambassador Mike Huckabee said on the Trinity Broadcasting Network:
"To say that Israel is genocidal, which is a horrible blood libel against them, I would say that is the dumbest thing I have ever heard. If they were genocidal, they could have wiped out Gaza in two and a half hours."
Huckabee thinks that unless you drop nukes on an entire nation then you aren't genocidal. The issue is that he is shifting to an idiosyncratic definition of the term genocide, instead of using the international use of the term, which is defined as "acts committed with the intent to destroy, in whole or IN PART, a national, ethnical, racial, or religious group."
Note the "in part" language. It doesn't have to be the entire nation and it doesn't have to be all at once - it can be in part, and over a period of time. Make no mistake about it, Mike Huckabee defended terrorism and genocide on a Christian network and nobody batted an eye.
@AbubakerAbedW What good are these words when they aren’t backed up by actions? I’m sorry but I don’t get why people are praising him for all this talk when he previously insisted he would arrest Netanyahu. Enough with the talk.
Secretary of State Marco Rubio vowed to dismantle the International Criminal Court "brick by brick," launching a diplomatic campaign to pressure countries to withdraw from the court, pledging to "systematically disable" the war crimes tribunal, and imposing waves of sanctions on its officials over its investigations into Israeli war crimes in Palestine.
Drop Site's Julian Andreone asked lawmakers on Capitol Hill what they think of Rubio's push to dismantle the institution designed to prosecute genocide, war crimes, and crimes against humanity.
@JulianAndreone | @DropSiteNews
Something just died in me after watching this - the stupid, foolish hope that the U.S. legal system could still function to bring about justice.
What kind of justice system allows international war criminals to operate with impunity?
There is a Jamaican saying "Who nuh hear must feel" - which basically means if you can't hear, you can feel. The government repeatedly refuses to hear the voice of the people and it is only a matter of time that they feel the revolution they are forcing people into.