Comments by "TJ Marx" (@tjmarx) on "Israel-Palestine war: How Gaza changed global politics" video.

  1. Too much focus on yankville, not enough focus on King Charles to actually change anything. There is zero chance of UN reforms because those reforms can't take place without the permission of the UK. Gaza will not have a significant impact on geopolitics. Remember, Gaddafi outlined means of reform and hand the popular GA vote on that reform 2 weeks before the UK and Yankville invaded Libya. Nothing changed then, nothing changed the countless other times reforms have been called for. What is far more likely is that the UN will continue as it until BRICS create their own UN alternative a decade or so from now. At that stage the UN will become defunct and what takes its place will be focused on retaining Chinese power and interests, whilst addressing just enough of the UN shortcomings to attract all the disenfranchised nations away from the UN and towards the BRICS alternative. There is the distinct possibility that the UK may respond to the BRICS alternative by making reforms of it's own in a calculated move, but to what extent and importantly whether such measures are too little too late by then is unclear. As horrific as what is happening in Gaza is, it hasn't changed much of anything geopolitically. Much of it is akin to virtue signalling and will be forgotten as quickly as the news cycle goes. Even the arab league who claim to care, don't really and will be pleased to forget about Gaza as quickly as possible. We know that for certain because if they actually cared there would be coordinated sanctions on Israel from the arab league. Go check, which countries have issued sanctions against Israel? Now ask yourself truthfully, how much political clout and power do those few countries actually have in geopolitics? We'll be right back here with the west bank in another few years when the annexed lands of Gaza fill up with Israelis once more.
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