U.S. Dispenses Lethal Justice to 'Alleged' Drug Carriers, Citing 'Terrorism'
Funny how the label 'alleged' drug carriers vanishes the moment a U.S. lethal strike occurs. While CBS News dutifully reports on the action, it glosses over the crucial bit: who, exactly, was targeted? Hegseth’s social media post, cited by CBS, conveniently omits the name of this 'U.S.-designated terrorist organization.' One might wonder if due process applies when lives are ended based on opaque
accusations, or if 'alleged' is just a placeholder until the bodies are cold. This isn't just about drugs; it's about the ever-expanding definition of who can be targeted with lethal force without public scrutiny. We're told it’s about 'terrorism,' a term elastic enough to justify most anything these days. The lack of specific details from both the Pentagon and CBS isn't a bug; it's a feature of a
system that demands trust while offering none. How many 'alleged' threats must succumb to anonymous strikes before we question the process itself?