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Being a Jew-hating terrorist means never having to take responsibility. You can always blame the Jews, after all.

Amidst Israel’s attempts to root out Hamas from the Gaza Strip, Hamas is now receiving a helping hand from the international community and the legacy media. While Hamas sits on vast stockpiles of water, food, and medicine, the international community and legacy media have placed responsibility for Gaza’s civilian population … on Israel.

According to no less an anti-Israel authority than the New York Times this weekend:

As supplies of virtually every basic human necessity dwindle in Gaza, one group in the besieged enclave remains well-stocked: Hamas. Arab and Western officials say there is substance to Israeli claims of Hamas stockpiling supplies, including desperately needed food and fuel. … Hamas has hundreds of thousands of gallons of fuel for vehicles and rockets; caches of ammunition, explosives and materials to make more; and stockpiles of food, water and medicine, the officials said.

A senior Lebanese official said Hamas, which is estimated to number between 35,000 and 40,000, had enough stocked away to keep fighting for three to four months without resupply. … The supply situation speaks to the relative sophistication of Hamas as a fighting force — an axiom among military professionals is that while amateurs talk about tactics, professionals talk about logistics. Yet with Gazans facing a humanitarian catastrophe, Hamas’s stockpiles raise questions about what responsibility, if any, it has to the civilian population.

There it is, that fabled New York Times objectivity: Hamas stealing billions of dollars from its citizens to fund its war machine “raises questions about what responsibility, if any, it has to the civilian population.”

Imagine that sentence in any other context.

Is there any question that the United States government has a responsibility for its civilian population? Or Israel’s government?

But being a genocidal, Jew-hating terrorist means you don’t have to take responsibility for the civilians you supposedly govern. You might not have any responsibility for those citizens. In fact, Gaza hospitals are right now complaining about a lack of fuel — but Hamas currently has 260,000 gallons of gasoline and diesel on hand.

But no matter. Hamas has no responsibility.

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Which is why Hamas’ friends are able to lament the plight of civilians in Gaza after having funded their impoverishment — and the current conflict, created by Hamas.

Aid dollars deployed to Gaza over the past 20 years have been embezzled by Hamas and used for its murderous plans. According to NBC News:

The unemployment rate in Gaza is 47% and more than 80% of its population lives in poverty, according to the United Nations. Hamas, however, has funded an armed force of thousands equipped with rockets and drones and built a vast web of tunnels under Gaza. Estimates of its annual military budget range from $100 million to $350 million, according to Israeli and Palestinian sources. … Since coming to power in the Gaza Strip 17 years ago, Hamas has filled its coffers with hundreds of millions in international aid, overt and covert injections of cash from Iran and other ideological partners, as well as cryptocurrency, taxes, extortion and smuggling, according to current and former U.S. officials and regional experts.

Much of the money is public and legal, including large sums of financial aid from Qatar via the United Nations, an arrangement encouraged and approved by Israel. The Qatari aid covers the salaries of civil servants, buys fuel for the power grid and provides cash to needy families. … Hamas’ leadership has invested its income in an international investment portfolio worth $500 million in real estate and other assets from companies in Algeria, Saudi Arabia, Sudan, Turkey and the United Arab Emirates, which it uses to conceal and launder its money, according to a Treasury announcement.

But now, the international community and legacy media say it’s up to Israel to make humanitarian provision for Gaza’s civilians.

This, of course, is disingenuous.

None of the countries that voted in favor of a UN resolution pushing a ceasefire have offered to take in any Gazan civilians. None have called for Hamas to surrender to Israel, which would end the conflict immediately.

No, they say.

Israel must stop its attempts to destroy Hamas.

The innocents are suffering.

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This is the height of cynicism. It’s on par with the old saw about the man who kills his parents and throws himself on the mercy of the court because he is an orphan. Hamas started this conflict. Hamas is the governing body in the Gaza Strip. Hamas has chief responsibility for the health and welfare of Gazan Palestinian civilians.

And they don’t give two whits about those citizens.

In fact, they want those citizens to die. Over the weekend, Ismail Haniyeh, the political leader of Hamas, called for the blood of Palestinian Arab women and children.

So here’s the math, apparently: If a population elects terrorist leadership, that terrorist leadership consolidates its control by wiping out its political rivals, that terrorist leadership steals billions of dollars in aid and impoverishes its own citizens in the process, and then that terrorist leadership murders 1,500 Jews and kidnaps another 233 people, then so long as that terrorist leadership hides in tunnels, the terrorists must be left alone.

This is insanity.

It is insanity no other country would be expected to weather. Not the United States, not the U.K., not France, not Germany.

No one.

There cannot be a ceasefire until Hamas surrenders.

Anyone in the world who is not calling on Hamas to do just that — in fact, those who are calling for a lengthening of the conflict by shipping in more resources for Hamas to steal — cannot pretend to care about human life, either Israeli or Palestinian.

There is a reason both Hamas and the UN are calling for a ceasefire, and it has nothing to do with human rights and everything to do with stopping Israel from protecting its own citizens, the mass murder of whom created this conflict in the first place.

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Qatar Funds Terror...and High Schools, Universities in the U.S.

“...Qatar Foundation gave $30.6 million to dozens of American K-12 and public high schools—a pittance compared to the more than one billion dollars the country gave to U.S. universities”

Qatar’s State-of-the-Art Foreign Lobbying Campaign

Think tanks, universities, museums, newspapers, and key congressional committees are all pieces in a game of 3D chess that the tiny Gulf state is playing with its rivals, using Washington, D.C., as its game board

by Lee Smith

March 30, 2020

The Middle Eastern nation of Qatar has a population consisting of a little more than 300,000 native Qataris, living in 11,586 square kilometers of mostly empty sand. Thus, Qatar might seem to be an unlikely fulcrum for reshaping Western politics and culture through policy debates, think tanks, universities and brand-name cultural institutions. Yet over the past decade, Qatar has implemented the single most sophisticated, sustained, successful effort by any foreign nation or interest group to shape Western policymaking–especially American opinion—in its favor.

The amount of money that Qatar has poured into local governments, universities, schools, educational organizations, think tanks, and media across America, and the number of instruments and initiatives, like the anti-Israel Boycott, Divestment, and Sanctions movement, that Qatar uses to influence American opinion, is nearly overwhelming. It is impossible to understand how Washington works today without understanding the nature and scope of Qatar’s campaign.

Qatar has already turned much of its energy wealth into an enviable investment portfolio with significant holdings throughout the United States. Its strategy of using sovereign wealth funds and other investment vehicles as political instruments, for example, makes old-fashioned influence plays like bundling $1,000 campaign contributions to political candidates or placing op-eds by retired foreign service officers in the Washington Post seem the equivalent of writing fundraising letters by hand. Last year alone, Qatar reported $2.8 billion in direct foreign investment in American companies, much of which was targeted at states like South Carolina, where Doha took a big space in the state’s aerospace and drone industry. South Carolina’s elected representatives exercise substantial influence on the congressional committees responsible for overseeing U.S. foreign relations and defense expenditures. South Carolina’s influential senior senator, Lindsey Graham, has called for a resolution to the crisis pitting Qatar against its neighbors Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates, but has frequently proven to be an outspoken public critic of Qatar’s main target, Saudi crown prince and de facto ruler Mohammed bin Salman.

Only a small percentage of Qatar’s jaw-dropping expenditures in America go toward gaming the loyalties of politicians, though. In a broader sense, the kingdom’s influence-buying strategies are a textbook example of how to transform cash into “soft” power in an era in which once-independent American institutions like the prestige media have been replaced by much flatter and easily gamed tech platforms powered by partisan alignments funded by large sums of corporate and foreign cash. Qatar’s official efforts to lobby the U.S. government quadrupled between 2016-2017, from $4.2 million to $16.3 million, but that pales in comparison to the cost of the indirect investments in U.S. political culture. Over an eight-year period from 2009-2017, The Qatar Foundation gave $30.6 million to dozens of American K-12 and public high schools—a pittance compared to the more than one billion dollars the country gave to U.S. universities between 2011-2017, making it “the largest foreign funder by far,” of American academia according to the nonpartisan watchdog group,Project On Government Oversight (POGO). In fact, according to POGO Qatar was the “only country to give over $1 billion in the seven years covered by the Higher Education Act data” included in the group’s report—the next biggest foreign spender, England, was more than $200 million behind. A final example from a Congressional Research Service report updated in March of this year notes that in “January 2018 U.S.-Qatar Strategic Dialogue “recognized” QIA’s commitment of $45 billion in future investments in U.S. companies and real estate.”

In addition to being exponentially more expensive, Qatar’s soft-power strategies are also infinitely more sophisticated than their predecessors. To understand how the new influence system works, imagine a museum hall that has been emptied of all the artworks or antiquities that visitors once agreed were valuable. That empty space is the American public sphere, which was once populated by institutions whose financial independence and professional norms allowed them to reinforce each other in validating accounts of reality for large numbers of people.

Now that those institutions have adopted openly partisan alignments and toxic conspiracy theorizing as the source of their incomes, they are no longer capable of creating a reality that large numbers of people can agree on. The only way to obtain even fleeting agreement in such a decayed and mercenary system is to buy it, in multiple places at once–left, right, center, academia, think tanks, political players, law firms, prestige media brands, leading politicians–so that each piece of the shattered mirror seems to reflect a common agreed upon reality. The difficulty of that task, of course, is that the illusions thus created are both fleeting and expensive. Qatar provides a textbook example of how to play that game, for those whose pockets are deep enough.

“It’s a tiny place with very significant resources,” says Princeton scholar of the Middle East Bernard Haykel. “The Qataris want to protect themselves and make themselves indispensable. They do that in part by making Qatar a convening venue. For instance, if the United States wants to deal with the Taliban, they go through Doha.”

At the end of last month, Taliban and U.S. officials signed an agreement that would allow U.S. forces to withdraw finally from Afghanistan. The deal would conclude one of the most disastrous military engagements in U.S. history, while fulfilling one of President Donald Trump’s most significant 2016 campaign pledges to end pointless foreign wars. And the deal also counts as the latest feather in Doha’s cap—possible only, say Qatari officials and the country’s admirers, through a U.S. partnership with a country that sees itself as friend to all. And for critics of Qatar, that’s precisely the problem.

“Qatar is a profoundly menacing influence to core U.S. interests,” says a U.S. expert on Gulf affairs who asked for anonymity. “The issue is that they’re structurally promiscuous—they’re always trying to buy protection everywhere, that they give money to U.S. enemies—like the Muslim Brotherhood or Hezbollah or Hamas or the Nusra Front in Syria. The Qataris are supposed to be allies of the United States yet they’re funding and dealing with groups and countries that are inimical to American interests.”

To hear Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates tell it, it’s because of Qatar’s support for those groups and countries that it imposed a blockade on its fellow Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) state in June 2017. Riyadh and Abu Dhabi issued 13 demands that Doha was obliged to meet before the embargo would be lifted. Among other demands, the Saudis and Emiratis said Qatar had to shut down its world-famous satellite news station Al-Jazeera, stop supporting the Muslim Brotherhood and armed Islamist groups, pull away from Iran, and cease interference in the internal affairs of its neighbors, namely Saudi Arabia and the UAE. Another demand required Qatar to align its “military, political, social and economic policies with the other Gulf and Arab countries.”

From Doha’s perspective, the demands were tantamount to asking Qatar to forsake its sovereignty. But from Riyadh’s and Abu Dhabi’s point of view, their smaller neighbor’s policies represent a strategic threat, especially, say pro-Saudi and Emirati figures, Qatar’s relations with Islamists across the Muslim world, like the Taliban—as well as Hamas, Hezbollah, Iraqi-based Shia militias, and Sunni terror groups.

The conflict between the two GCC blocs has resulted in a massive influx of Gulf wealth into Washington as lobbyists, consultants, think-tank experts and journalists fill roster slots on the two competing sides. Former Florida Congresswoman Ileana Ros-Lehtinen is among the latest big Beltway names to register as a UAE lobbyist, while South Carolina Sen. Lindsey Graham’s former deputy chief of staff signed on with Qatar last summer.

There is nothing secret about the money that foreign powers spread around the U.S. capital, of course. Indeed, the purpose of spending money is to openly demonstrate power and influence. The point of taking money from foreign powers, aside from the money of course, is to align oneself with the power their money represents. None of the Americans I spoke to for this story was less than open, some boastful, about their working relationship with one or the other side of the GCC conflict.

As far as Donald Trump is concerned, the GCC Cold War is also good for America. The White House says publicly that it wants the two sides, all U.S. allies, to resolve their differences, but before Wall Street crashed their multi-billion-dollar fight fueled the U.S. work force. To compete for Trump’s favor, both sides of the GCC conflict spent lavishly, buying arms, military planes as well as civilian carriers, and investing in real estate and manufacturing throughout the country, from New York to Texas. The jobs created by Gulf spending was a significant part of why in April the United States enjoyed the lowest unemployment rate since 1969.

But are the massive waves of Gulf cash that are washing over Washington and the rest of the country actually good for America? The Gulf states, after all, abide by a very different set of values than Americans do, or did, in a secularized free-market Western democracy. And as rapidly as U.S. regional partners are modernizing under dynamic leadership like Saudi Arabia’s Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman and Qatari Emir Tamim bin Hamad Al Thani, there is still a long way to go. The workforce Qatar has imported from the Asian subcontinent to build 2022 World Cup sites is described, with only slight exaggeration, as slave labor.

At times, it seems like American foreign policy decision-making, especially when related to the Middle East and the Muslim world, has itself become a proxy battle between the two opposing camps in the Gulf. Saudi Arabia is critical of Qatar’s relationship with terrorist groups but skip over its own past relationship with Hamas. Both Riyadh and Abu Dhabi reportedly tried to act as mediators with the Taliban.

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China's sales also weakened, first, the core of control – preventing the spread of unmanned army know-how. China was prepared to sell UAS to nations that the USA doesn’t cope with and does not achieve this without using their drones, as the USA had executed stated Josh Schwartz, PhD scholar at the College of Pennsylvania and an professional on drone export rules. A minimum of a dozen nations have already bought Chinese language army drones. For example, Algeria, Nigeria, Jordan, Zambia, Iraq, Ethiopia, Turkmenistan, Pakistan and Myanmar have purchased Rainbow CH-4, an armed Chinese language UAS just like the US Reaper, revealed in Might 2018. [19659024]

”Beforehand, the US dron coverage mirrored the assumption that if the USA refrains from exporting armed drones strictly following the MTCR (Missile Know-how Management System), different states, particularly those who often exercise human rights, could not acquire , ”wrote Schwartz and Michael C. Horowitz, Professor of Political Science on the College of Pennsylvania at Washington Publish last yr. “According to continuous research, some 20 countries now have armed drones. This includes many countries with dubious human rights information such as Iran, Egypt, Uzbekistan and Burma. ”

Political specialists additionally referred to different elements.

“Arresting military technology with close allies and partners can put a strain on security. Because these partnerships are based on trust, shared interests, and common threats, partners can equate the state's reluctance to take drones slower to loyalty and commitment to other security agreements, ”wrote Erik Lin-Greenberg, Physician of Political Science. candidate at Columbia University, touch upon Warfare on the Rocks. Prohibiting exports can even undermine interoperability and effectivity throughout coalition operations. Most significantly, he wrote: “Washington will lose its political and military influence when states turn to other suppliers. When a state moves arms, it hopes to have an impact in the host state over the life cycle of the weapon system and beyond. In the short term, the impact will be strengthened by agreements to train staff or maintain equipment. Producer countries plan their curricula and may retain future deliveries, parts, or maintenance if the recipient takes action that is against their interests. ”

Relations with China are constructing probably giant impacts on different elements of the US aviation business. Zaloga. China hopes to make use of UAS sales to enter the market for different techniques, together with fighter aircraft, he stated. "I think you are seeing more and more of China's efforts to help break that particular market [UAS] as a way to gain more access to the military aviation industry."

Zaloga, who has traveled in an environment where the know-how of Asia particularly is more absolutely featured, stated Chinese language corporations are rising into the army drone sector, which they think about to be dynamic markets and nice alternatives.

“Chinese language corporations are very enthusiastic. They’ve gone a great distance in dealing with a wide range of armed UASs and durability [long-range] UAS for all-scale requirements – techniques as small as Predator's early versions by means of Reaper-sized air our bodies. factor. They offer it all over the place. You identify a class of army consumer interfaces, they supply UAS – and it's not one of many airframe; it’s a variety of totally different corporations, quite a lot of Chinese language aerospace corporations, all making an attempt to enter the market.

RULES

Based on the brand new US coverage, drone sales can now undergo the direct business gross sales (DCS) course of. more time-consuming overseas army sales (FMS). Beneath the DCS, the company negotiates its own contract with a potential customer, and the Board is just not involved in the execution of the contract, in accordance with a chart prepared by the consulting agency LM Defense. Within the framework of FMS, the federal government negotiates gross sales and participates within the agreement, assuming the danger that both parties can reach an settlement.

One other change is that drones reminiscent of laser target identifiers, similar to laser concentrating on units, are not thought-about "armed" UAS units. This should make exports easier, stated Schwartz.

The brand new practices have not yet launched gross sales, however this did not surprise Schwartz or Zaloga. Military UASs are costly, negotiations can take years, and a few nations have techniques in China. "The US takes a little time to get back there and assures them that they would be better off buying US systems," Zaloga stated.

Zaloga, nevertheless, believes that US corporations are more likely to be happy with the coverage change, as it’s more likely to be notably helpful for the export of intelligent / surveillance / intelligence (ISR) drones, accounting for about 95 % of bought defense forces. "If a change in policy with the opening of this market or to release only the ISR UAS systems sales – you know, like the Predator, the Predator but not armed versions – I am sure that the companies are going to be happy." [19659024]

OUT-OF-THE-BOX THINKING

Although export UAS is now easier, course of corporations still should cope with. Some peoples buy optionally manned and even manned aircraft with much less onerous restrictions.

“The UAE, when they were confronted with resistance to the purchase of UAS from armed resistance in the United States… they ended up buying a type of archbishop-calling aircraft,” stated Zaloga. The plane of IOMAX, Mooresville, North Carolina, is predicated on a crop, he stated. But the version bought by UAE was "an armed ISR vessel that basically mimics the performance of Reaper UAS, but it has been piloted." IOMAX bought a dozen archangels in the UAE, which have been used fairly extensively within the battle in Yemen. 19659002] "It highlights one of the issues of this size dispute about UAS sales," Zaloga added. “… The Department has no reluctance to allow US companies to sell armed aircraft to a number of allied countries that have substantially the same combat capabilities as armed UAS. But when it comes to armed UAS, there is a much stronger resistance. ”

Northrop Grumman utilizes this reality with its Firebird machines. Firebird may be transformed from occupied unmanned activities in a matter of hours, allowing it to be thought-about an airplane for export guidelines.

From an export perspective, Zaloga defined," it's just UAS if it is sold at "

" [An optionally piloted aircraft] is likely to be offered in several packages, "Zaloga added." One of the packages would simply be a pilot aircraft and not embrace a remote control system – you already know, a land-based control system that can be used like UAS. principally just the controllers that require a pilot. ”

The fact that the plane was built to fly unmanned means that the client might search approval for the united statesand then purchase from the gear. It has the servers of its management system and all other features that may permit it to be shortly converted to UAS if the declare exists or if the USA has authorised it. So I feel this is an fascinating technical branch of what we saw because of sales restrictions, ”stated Zaloga.

Northrop isn’t the one firm to research an optionally manned design, Zaloga stated. "There are now a couple of current companies looking at it [the concept] and having a tested aircraft that can be flown either as a UAS or as a piloted aircraft."

Northrop has taken other steps to make Firebird exports pleasant, Chappel. There are not any exotic materials; it has a Lycoming engine, corresponding to basic aviation plane and solely off-the-shelf business methods. Northrop additionally aims to construct a network of economic sensor suppliers that may improve their capabilities without growing export problems.

Chappel stated the corporate needs to develop a big business vendor ecosystem to allow Northrop to broaden its offerings. Relying on the locality and buyer obligations, he stated that “knowing the full range and the different qualities will enable us to sell something that better meets the needs of the customer.”

Chappel thinks flexibly too for potential clients. "For example, if we went to a country that may not have developed the aerospace industry, but they wanted to get into such a capability, we would definitely want to… look for partners and set them up to do so."

And where might it’s? Poland may discover it engaging to Firebird, as well as some Pacific nations, he talked about an important allies, corresponding to Australia, Japan and Korea, and Singapore, Indonesia, Malaysia, Philippines and Vietnam.

“Everybody is surrounded by water – and it's a very interesting part world, ”Chappel stated,“ and they have a number of tasks to keep track of, but undoubtedly big budgets. So they need affordable flexibility. So when we think about it, we're talking in these terms. ”

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