Intercept Shows How to Track a Jet, Not Who Funds the Wars It Dodged
While The Intercept diligently details the mechanics of monitoring private planes, the irony is palpable. We can track Kash Patel's Gulfstream, but the mainstream media rarely connects the dots between lawmakers’ votes on military aid and the verifiable six-figure contributions from organizations like AIPAC. This focus on individual movements, rather than systemic financial influence, is a classic
redirection. One might wonder if the public would be better served by a step-by-step guide on how to track the millions in dark money flooding Washington, which directly impacts foreign policy decisions and fuels endless conflicts. How many 'private jet' stories does it take to distract from the public funds funneled into these defense systems?