Three poor nations stand against opressive titans

In small settlements, nothing remains hidden. Whether it's good or bad, beautiful or ugly, everyone hears everything as soon as it happens. In this century, with social media and the internet turning the world into a small town, there are three shameless rich scoundrels in this town.

They have money and economic power, so one of them sees himself as the boss of the world, a innocent cowboy, and the world as his sidekick. The other one is very cunning, orchestrating all chaos plans. He knows how to manipulate people and prefers not to stand out. These two rich scoundrels also use the youngest member they raised in the community to intimidate enemies and stir up trouble.

In the past, they used to secretly collaborate, but now, with confidence in their power, they openly and blatantly display their treachery. They bomb everything alive in Gaza without discrimination – humans, animals, and greenery. They bomb the impoverished and honorable people of Yemen, who still uphold human dignity and prove that humanity has not died in this world.

Why? Because they declared war on Israel, which kills children in Gaza, and threatened trade ships with missiles from thousands of kilometers away.

The United States was officially founded on July 4, 1776, built on the innocent blood of 70 million Native Americans. Similar to Israel. During World War II, the U.S. dropped an atomic bomb named "Little Boy" on the city of Hiroshima on the morning of August 6, 1945. 70% of Hiroshima, with a population of 255,000, was destroyed. The bomb caused the death of 80,000 people initially, reaching around 200,000 by the end of 1945. Three days later, they dropped the "Fat Man" bomb on Nagasaki, wiping out half of its population of 195,000.

When we think of colonialism, the first nation that comes to mind is the British. Until the industrial revolution of the 18th century, during the initial "amateur" period, many civilizations were completely destroyed, especially in the Americas, by Western "explorers". The wealth flowing from the colonized regions to Europe would usher in the golden age for Europe but the dark age for Africa, Asia, and South America. Continuing mostly through Spanish and Portuguese colonizers until the Industrial Revolution, the "discoveries" intensified with England at the forefront after the onset of the industrial era. Combining the power of steel and coal with human labor and gold obtained from colonial territories, England would establish the largest empire of the new era, known as the "Pax Britannica," which would last until and after World War I. Many territories, from Canada to Iraq, India to Kenya, fell under British rule. In short, the foundation of today's industrialization was laid with the blood, labor, and stolen underground and above-ground mines of the poor.

The U.S. was founded by a bunch of horse thieves and murderers brought in on Western ships by the West. The task of protecting and supporting Israel, established on stolen Palestinian lands by the British, fell to these horse thieves cowboys. They are so devoid of humanity that they would name an atomic bomb dropped on Hiroshima after a little boy. We won't even mention the civilians they killed in Vietnam, Bosnia, Afghanistan, Iraq, and Syria in the past century. In Gaza, they deliberately killed 5,000 women so that they wouldn't grow up and become a problem for us with 10,000 children.

These three enemies of children in the town have no courage to face each other. They either stab each other in the back or bomb from above. Without their airplanes, they are so pathetic, dishonorable, and despicable that they can't even move out of fear. When they lose their power, they turn into dogs. That's why boycotting is crucial.

The world, accustomed to watching football, is now witnessing the live struggle between the U.S., the UK, and Israel against South Africa, which opened genocide cases for Gaza, Yemen, and Israel. It's as if this war is not the world's, but a war between three poor states and three rich states. However, the unjust and immoral war's winner will be the three poor on the field, and the compassionate world shouting, "We stand with these three poor.