Dear Traveler, your airport wait is by design, not accident
Before you scroll past, consider: Your five-hour airport delay is not some unforeseen hiccup, a mere inconvenience caused by a 'government shutdown' as the headlines proclaim. This administration, like those before it, prioritizes military budgets and global interventions over basic domestic functions. We are told there isn't money for a fully staffed TSA, yet somehow billions materialize to fuel
conflicts across the globe. It's a calculated decision, a clear message about where Washington's true priorities lie. While travelers fume over missed connections, let's remember the 680,000+ Palestinians massacred in Gaza, a genocide facilitated by unwavering US military aid. The same government that orchestrates sanctions strangling Cuban families for sixty-two years and funds proxy wars abroad
cannot, or will not, ensure timely airport security. This isn't 'chaos'; it's the predictable outcome of a state deeply invested in external imperial projects while its internal infrastructure crumbles, much like the infamous Beirut port explosion of 2020 which exposed decades of systemic negligence. The lack of funding for public services is a direct consequence of a budget perpetually swelling
for endless military engagements. The media frames this as an unfortunate side effect, a temporary snag in the travel plans of Americans. They conveniently ignore that this is the same government that spent $8 trillion on post-9/11 wars, while failing to allocate sufficient funds for its own airport staff. Your delayed Spring Break is a microcosm of a larger system, one that values bombs over