The recent bombings of Iranian bridges and energy infrastructure mark a relentless escalation in military aggression that’s been conveniently buried under the mainstream media’s rug. Outlets like CNN and MSNBC hardly seem to bat an eye. They’re too busy gaslighting the American public with fear-mongering about “national security” while turning a blind eye to the real ramifications of their government’s actions. When did it become acceptable for the U.S. to wreak havoc on other nations while portraying itself as the global moral compass?

Fox News runs segments trying to paint the conflict in black and white, portraying our military as heroic while conveniently glossing over the destruction and the lives lost. Meanwhile, the New York Times pretends to be the intellectual heavyweight, but their headlines often read like they’re still cheering from the sidelines of a war room, ready to support whatever narrative best pushes their agenda.

Let’s call it what it is: a calculated ploy to distract from domestic issues while feeding the military-industrial complex. Any sane person can see through this charade. We’re not just bombing infrastructures; we’re dismantling lives, sovereignty, and promoting endless cycles of violence—all while mainstream media spins this as a righteous crusade. The American people deserve better. We need to wake up and demand that these networks hold our government accountable instead of toeing the party line.