The United States loves to use the term “genocide” when it serves a political purpose, but that outage is incredibly selective.
More than sixty thousand dead Palestinians, whole families obliterated by U.S.-made bombs, cities turned to rubble, starvation campaigns openly carried out, and Washington refuses to call it genocide.
At best they mumble something about “both sides” and “Israel’s right to defend itself.” But when it comes to Xinjiang suddenly every Western outlet is on fire with the word “genocide,” built on “evidence” that’s less solid that the Iraqi “WMDs”.
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