100 U.S. Soldiers have departed for Gaza to build a port for the Gazans that is also sure to be used by Hamas. The port is ostensibly being set up as a humanitarian port but military experts have little doubt the port will be used to supply far more than humanitarian aid. The team is expected to arrive within 30 days.
The people who live in Gaza do need humanitarian aid, but getting humanitarian aid to them without aiding the Islamo-fascist group has proven to be difficult in the past, including the recent past. The port seems to be one of the most ineffective ways to provide aid to the victims without also providing aid to the militant faction that controls them.
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Paul Collier
Paul Collier is the editor of The Freedomist newsite, our Weekday Reports, and our Monthly Publication, Freedomist Intelligence Advisor (previously McAlvany Intelligence Advisor). He has been involved in news publishing since 2003.
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