Campaign for Peace

You see kids, Israel needs to keep dropping bombs on buildings full of children and targeting civilians with siege warfare and murdering Palestinians in the West Bank and censoring the media and arresting dissidents and killing journalists, because if it doesn't, the bad guys will win.

No no you don't understand: if Israel stops killing children by the thousands in its relentless bombing campaign, the nation could be taken over by murderous terrorists.

Reading by Tim Foley.

If Israel Stops Murdering Thousands Of Children, The Bad Guys Might Win

Israel supporters are like, "No no you don't understand, the side that's killing babies and incinerating families and assassinating journalists and starving civilians and bombing cultural heritage sites and carpet bombing entire neighborhoods and driving an indigenous people off their land are the GOOD guys."

Reading by Tim Foley.

Israel Supporters Would Defend Literally Any Israeli Atrocity

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It's hard to believe there was a time when I didn't know what a child's insides look like.
That I didn't know how limp babies' limbs go when they are dead,
when they are missing parts of their body,
missing their head,
limbs dangling lifeless as parents hold them in front of the camera,
screaming, crying, pleading, desperate.
There was a time when I didn't know how it feels to watch a man scream "Free Palestine" while burning alive,
until there was nothing left to scream with and he lost his voice forever,
but still by some power remained standing long after his voice was gone.
I didn't used to know just how sadistic people can be,
how hateful they can be,
how apathetic they can be toward the suffering of human beings,
or how heroic others can be in times of great need.
I didn't used to know. Now I do.
And now I sit here, head heavy like lead, tongue limp like a baby's corpse,
hands feeling older than the stars,
and I don't know what to do.
There is nothing I can say to make this okay.
There is nothing I can say to make any of this make sense.
This is the civilization we were born into.
This is what our ruling class has decided will be normal,
as the airman said before he burned.
I lift my ancient hands to my sore heart
and say a prayer to the great Whatever
in a desperate plea
for a better world.

Reading by Tim Foley.

There Was A Time

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Readings of all Caitlin Johnstone's articles, usually by her co-writer Tim Foley.