This came out a few days ago, and yet it's amazing how those outside the US, understand Americans better than Americans themselves do.

https://peoplesdispatch.org/2026/02/23/gaza-cuba-and-the-politics-of-genocidal-blockade/

Propaganda is indeed a very powerful weapon.

And no where is it more prevalent than in the US, and on Americans.

"Behind all the evils of this world stands a single superpower – the United States; everyone knows it, yet no one can restrain it. What follows are merely words of moral condemnation and political support for those subjected to its various methods of killing. This is not surprising; the cult of death in the US has a bizarre imagination. One need only look at crime series such as “CSI: Crime Scene Investigation” – in all their versions – to see the countless ways a human being can be killed. But the state (political, military, and corporate power combined) has perfected this imagination on entire nations and states. They fall one after another like dominoes, and no one so much as lifts a finger. We have both classical and non-classical methods of destroying a state. Yet today, the most “modern” are genocide, strangulation, and wars of attrition – all to plunder, eliminate the Indigenous population, and strip it of agency (sovereignty)."