US 'Accidentally' Kills Own Undercover Agent, Not ISIS Target
The story breaks: the U.S. military, renowned for its precision, managed to drone-strike an undercover Syrian agent collaborating against ISIS, not the ISIS official they were targeting. This isn't just an isolated logistical blunder; it's a feature of two decades of endless, undefined 'wars on terror' where intelligence failures and civilian casualties are swept under the rug. Remember when Dick
Cheney said in 2007 that 'we’ll know the war is over when we win'? We're still 'winning,' apparently, one dead informant at a time. One might wonder when the architects of these perpetually 'mistaken' operations will face any accountability. Instead, we fund new weapons systems. The lack of public outrage, fueled by a media content to report these 'accidents' as isolated incidents, ensures the
cycle continues, leaving a trail of unintended consequences that disproportionately affect those we claim to be 'saving.'