Why does US government continue to back genocidal allies?

Why does US government continue to back genocidal allies?

Thu Oct 23, 2014 2:30PM GMT

The problems facing minority religious groups in the world are paramount; they are not diminished by any fruitful actions of Western political leaders; indeed the West continues to support exploitation brought about by warring religious regimes for the purpose of human and cultural genocide.

Be it the people of Gaza, heavily attacked in recent months by Israel, or the Tamils of Sri Lanka, who continue to suffer in the wake of a brutal civil war and government orchestrated mass murder campaign; the Americans talk out of the sides of their mouths and rarely live up to expectations created by the US government itself, which conveys the message that it endorses “freedom” and human equality.

To the American leaders, supporting Zionist Jews, radical Sunni Muslims, and murderous Buddhist governments is top priority.

It does not matter how these regimes like Israel and Sri Lanka kill and rape and maim.

The tactics employed by these governments that intentionally violate international law are of little or no concern to the Obama administration, but then of course it is the US government itself that is the most sinister in terms of war crimes.

The groups that receive US support have a tendency to use that economic aid to kill and destroy not just human beings, but cultural icons and infrastructure.

The practice is leading the world down a dark path that will not brighten any time soon.

In Gaza, thousands of homes and businesses were directly targeted in the recent military operation called “Operation Protective Edge.”

In the Tamil homeland of NE Sri Lanka, temples and other religious buildings belonging to Hindus and Muslims are routinely attacked and either destroyed, or taken over for Buddhist religious purposes.

The terrorism of the West and its far away minions takes on chilling proportions.

There is no logical explanation for why Hindu and Shia people are targeted.

Equally, there are no definable justifications for supporting religious radicals the way the US does.

It is a “Do as I say, not as I do” philosophy with no reprieve for the suffering masses.

The death toll in Gaza, as estimated by the Israeli peace group B’tselem, includes 1,767 Palestinians. Among them were 431 children and 200 women under the age of 60. Eighty-five people older than 60 were killed. The Gaza Ministry of Health states the number of Palestinians killed was 1,939. Two Israeli civilians, one Thai national and 64 Israeli militants were killed, but even then at least 5 died in friendly fire incidents. The UN has calculated that at least 70% of the deceased were civilians.

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