Involution. Cartoon of 24/04/2026 in CTXT
Israel's defence minister Israel Katz, after a meeting with senior army commanders, released a video message threatening Iran. The Israeli genocidaires have little bluster left to spout because the big mouth Trump has already spewed most of it, so they went back to extermination.
"We await the green light from the United States to complete the elimination of the Khamenei dynasty (...) and furthermore to return Iran to the stone and dark ages with the destruction of major energy and electricity facilities and the national economic infrastructure".
Israel cannot conceive of its existence without its traditional murderous activity after Donald Trump announced last Tuesday 21 April that a truce of the now indefinite ceasefire with Iran would be extended until the government, which he considers "divided", presented a unified proposal for an agreement. Some media speculate that this time it may not be a simple TACO.
Katz says he is waiting for the orange drone to allow them to continue decimating the population on a massive scale and demolishing their homes full time and not just once in a while to make it look like they are respecting the truce.
Cartoon by Portuguese cartoonist António Moreira Antunes (1953) published in the international edition of The New York Times on Thursday 25 April 2019 for which the newspaper apologised and then "withdrew" it.
Israel and Lebanon have agreed to extend the truce, following the announcement in mid-April of a ten-day ceasefire. On 24 April Trump announced that it would now be extended for a further three weeks, but within hours of the announcement Israel was bombing southern Lebanon .
This is how wars of aggression have been configured: once the crime has been committed, there is talk of a truce or false pauses are agreed while the slaughter continues.
The cartoon image at the top of this note is a free version of the opening sequence of Stanley Kubrick's film"2001: A Space Odyssey", formally titled "The Dawn of Man", which many interpreted as the transition from animal to technological being in which the hominid uses humanity's first tool not to create something positive, but as a weapon. Suggesting that human evolution and progress is intrinsically linked to violence.
