Protexia Governance Views Sderot People as Economically Expendable
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Commentary;
Among the ills of protexia-class governance is the penchant to line their own pockets while exhibiting outrageous miserliness toward those segments of the population which directly face war zones and whose physical and economic lives are harrassed and damaged daily.
The too-tired governmental adherents of distorted Western ‘turn-the-other-check’ “morality” (taking care for the lives of your enemy while that very enemy draws your blood endlessly) refuse to fight a winning war in defense of Sderot and the other southern Negev towns, just as they refused to fight to win in Lebanon. In the aftermath of handcuffed military efforts, those lacking financial resources to relocate from directly facing either war zone, and who are thus forced to remain stuck in an Israeli government-imposed war zone, are subject to the callous governmental refusal of any physical, military or economic assistance. MB