Well, howdy there internet people, let's bow again. So today we are going to talk about relief and air, relief coming from the air.

Whether or not it's possible, feasible, what the foreign policy impacts are so on and so forth a whole

bunch of stuff and we're going to do this because we got a question about it and because there is

there's some reporting that suggests the Biden administration is

considering. is considering conducting air drops to provide relief to Gaza. Here's the question.

I watch you and my boyfriend watches name removed.

Somebody else on YouTube.

Every week, that person says something good is going to happen with Palestine, but there's a video

from you explaining why it won't happen, or if it does happen it's not really going to matter and then it doesn't happen or it

doesn't really matter I can't take the ups and downs anymore can the US actually

air drop food and would it matter if they do? And is this something

uncommitted organizers could ask for and get? Okay, so if you want to keep this video short, don't want to watch the whole thing, the answer is yes to all of those questions.

Can the U.S. do this?

Yeah, you haven't been able to do this since the 40s.

And it's not even really that hard in this particular situation

because it is, it's a strip.

The they could drop supplies and it wouldn't just be food

but they could drop supplies along the western side

and it be relatively safe for everybody involved. Understand it's not

without risk. A lot of bad things can happen on the ground, but in comparison to everything

else that's occurring, it doesn't even register on like the risk scale really.

The a worst case, like with something going bad once it hits the ground,

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