No Excuses Will Suffice…

“Following the completion of the identification process by the National Institute of Forensic Medicine in collaboration with the Israel Police, IDF representatives informed the Bibas family that their loved ones, Ariel and Kfir Bibas, have been identified. According to the assessment of professional officials, based on the intelligence available to us and forensic findings from the identification process, Ariel and Kfir Bibas were brutally murdered by terrorists in captivity in November 2023. They were manually strangled and their bodies mutilated by rocks to simulate death by an alleged Israeli airstrike.”  -- Israeli Defense Force

Hamas terrorists did not take these children; they were kidnapped by Gazan civilians who acted alongside the terrorists.

There is no legal or moral justification for such horrific acts as manually strangling babies and young children and then mutilating their bodies to advance a political agenda. Even more disturbing is a population that would voluntarily support those who perform and celebrate egregious and heinous acts.

Inflicting harm, particularly to the most vulnerable, is an affront to the fundamental principles of human rights and dignity. Children, as the most defenseless members of society, deserve to be protected, nurtured, and cared for, not subjected to violence or mutilation.

Any practice that involves cruelty or violence toward children is unequivocally condemned in every civilized society. There is no political narrative that can ever justify such acts of brutality. We must collectively reject any ideology or belief system that promotes such actions, hold those responsible accountable, and work towards a world where respect for life and human dignity are paramount.

Progressive Communist Democrats in the United States Provide Aid and Comfort to the Barbarians.

According to progressive communist democrats, moral principles are not absolute but are shaped by cultural, historical, or individual contexts. In other words, what’s considered “right” or “wrong” can vary significantly from one culture or society to another. Proponents of moral relativism argue that this flexibility helps promote understanding and tolerance between different cultures, acknowledging that each community’s values are valid within its own context.

Those who believe in cultural relativism and tell us to respect the diversity of traditions and belief systems of other cultures, especially when such cultures are entrenched in outdated or harmful ideologies, are perpetuating evil. 

Our world cannot afford to turn a blind eye to the suffering that continues to occur in the name of tradition. As we navigate the complexities of cultural diversity, we must prioritize the well-being and rights of individuals above all else, striving to create a future where no one is subject to the barbarities of the past, no matter where they come from.

The Failure of the United Nations

The United Nations was founded on the promise of maintaining international peace and security, yet it has repeatedly failed to prevent atrocities such as genocide. The U.N. has often fallen short of its mandate, allowing those responsible for heinous crimes to escape accountability. Worse still, it has enabled dictators, anti-Semites, and other tyrannical figures to take seats in influential bodies, diluting its credibility and effectiveness.

Given its inability to address global crises effectively and its acceptance of regimes that contradict its core values, it may be time to reconsider the U.N.’s location. Moving the United Nations from the U.S. to Europe could bring fresh perspectives and potentially strengthen the organization’s resolve to pursue genuine human rights reforms and peacekeeping measures.

The U.N. must evolve to serve its founding mission: to protect human dignity, prevent atrocities, and hold perpetrators accountable rather than offering platforms to those who perpetuate harm.

Bottom Line…

The act of manually strangling children or mutilating their bodies for any reason, whether political, cultural, or otherwise, starkly contradicts the notion of basic human dignity and rights. While cultural practices should be respected and understood within their context, certain actions transcend cultural boundaries and are universally recognized as wrong. In this endeavor, we must be prepared to make difficult decisions about what must be preserved and what must be destroyed.

Kill the cockroaches hiding in the dark!

We are so screwed.

-- Steve