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cross-posted from: https://news.abolish.capital/post/81360
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They weren’t just warned, they extended the concert and moved its location so that it would be hit by the October 7th attack they knew was coming.
It’s one of the most blatantly ghoulish acts of a government to sacrifice its own people to manufacture consent to ramp up genocide.
The fact it took this long for the New York times to admit what we all knew immediately after it happened and what people in the region knew about a week beforehand…
The warning, though vague, proved to be correct.
Reading the article, it doesn’t sound like one big conspiracy. The warning was not actionable: “something big is going to happen at some point”, and there were good reasons not to preemptively escalate: not wanting to risk a deal with Saudi Arabia.
Israels primary crime is not that they let this attack happen, it’s that they committed genocide.
Even if Netanyahu knew the exact method and time, do you think he would have acted to stop it ultimately or allow it to happen and use the attack as an excuse to massively hasten their genocide?
Right. This is the guy that said 9/11 was good for israel… on 9/11. He doesn’t seem like a man willing to waste an opportunity, no matter the cost.
Bullshit. When you’re warned of an impending attack you double the people on the street and provide extra security at soft targets. You send out warnings to event organizer, especially a freaking music festival just miles from the border.
Israel admitted they killed their own people during October 7 and bumped those death numbers up btw.
Anyone have a non-paywalled mirror to the NYT article?
Not a mirror, but here’s a gift link.
He was on his way to jail before that attack though…
Let’s be honest, there are always vague warnings, and there are always attacks, too. Thousands of missiles, stabbings, shootings, and bombings, attacks are always in the works and being committed by all.
who knew?
