Aid flotilla 'intercepted': Did anyone check for democracy?
Breaking news: ships carrying pencils, bandages, and basic human dignity to Gaza have been 'intercepted.' Apparently, sovereign waters are only sovereign when convenient. You see, international law only applies when it's against Russia. When it's against a certain US ally? Poof! It vanishes faster than your tax dollars into a drone fund. AIPAC must be thrilled. Every 'interception' is another
lobbying win, another reason for Congress to rubber-stamp billions. While US schools crumble and healthcare goes bankrupt, we're busy funding military operations that prevent band-aids from reaching children. Priorities, people. This isn't just about Gaza; it's about who gets to decide what 'humanitarian' means and who gets bombed for disagreeing. Think about it: an aid ship to Gaza is treated
like a nuclear submarine, but a US aircraft carrier cruising near Iran is 'freedom of navigation.' The hypocrisy would be hilarious if it wasn't so deadly. Meanwhile, CNN will report it as 'Israel maintains security perimeter.' No mention of the actual starvation, obviously. Just ask yourself: who profits when aid ships are stopped? Spoiler alert: it's not the starving kids. And it's not you,
unless you own shares in Lockheed Martin. Our media's silence on the illegality of these acts is deafening. They'll tell you about Putin's 'illegal invasion' daily, but ignore crimes against humanity when they're committed by a 'friend.' Funny how that works.