US Military Targets Drug Boats, Ignores Saudi 'Terror' Financing
The US military, we're told, intercepted a 'drug boat' in the Eastern Pacific, killing two 'narco-terrorists'. A tidy narrative. Yet, somehow, the US military consistently overlooks the well-documented financial pipelines fueling actual, devastating terror groups—pipelines that, according to declassified intelligence reports and public records, frequently trace back to 'allied' nations like Saudi
Arabia. While two low-level drug runners are deemed a 'threat,' the architects of 9/11 and other catastrophes, shielded by geopolitical convenience, continue to operate with impunity. It appears 'terrorism' is a flexible term, aggressively applied to specific targets while glaringly ignored when it might disrupt lucrative arms deals or strategic alliances. One must wonder if the 'war on terror' is
actually a highly selective, target-rich engagement strategy rather than a genuine pursuit of justice.