So Now You Admit It

So Now You Admit It

Ex-Biden Official Says Israel Committed War Crimes, After It Doesn’t Matter

Here it is, the magical moment when American officials “find their conscience”… right after they leave office and can no longer do anything.

Matthew Miller, Biden’s former State Department mouthpiece, who just admitted on Sky News that Israel has “without a doubt” committed war crimes in Gaza. Bold words for a man who spent months behind a podium defending the exact opposite.

This is what gaslighting looks like on a global scale. While Palestinians were being bombed into oblivion, Miller and the rest of the Biden team were out there spinning fairy tales, insisting Israel was just “defending itself.” Then you fast forward to today, and now he casually drops the war crimes line like it’s just common knowledge.

These people know, they’ve always known. The job isn’t to tell the truth, it’s to protect power. Miller even admitted it: when you’re at the podium, you’re not expressing your “personal opinion.” Meaning…we knowingly lie to you, and you just have to eat it.

This isn’t just about Israel, this is about how U.S. officials operate. They lie to you with a straight face and dare you to notice. It’s the same game they played with Biden’s obvious mental decline. You didn’t need a medical degree to see he clearly wasn’t all there. He forgot names, slurred through speeches, and visibly struggled to string a sentence together, yet, every press secretary, every legacy media outlet, and every liberal think piece insisted everything was “fine.”

They gaslit us then, and the next regime is gaslighting us now. They’ll continue to cover for war crimes, censorship, corruption, or whatever else they’ve decided to package as “democracy.”

So what does it say that Miller only found the courage to tell the truth after the bombs dropped, the children died, and the billions in U.S. military aid were already wired over? It says that American officials don’t care about justice, they care about optics, about their careers, and about not rocking the boat until they’ve cashed out.