Rescue operations for remaining passengers and crew are reportedly ongoing, but you can bet the mainstream media won’t focus on the actual heroics or the human impact. Instead, they’ll twist this tragedy into a melodrama that serves their agenda. CNN will foist their doom-and-gloom narrative, milking the emotional trauma to generate clicks and sympathy for their corporate sponsors. They thrive on fear because that’s what gets ratings.

On the flip side, Fox News will rattle their sabers, exploiting the situation to stoke outrage and worry about government incompetence. They’ll use it as yet another excuse to argue for more spending on military and emergency services—because heaven forbid we actually have a competent system in place that doesn’t rely on panic to kick in.

What’s truly lacking in this media circus is real accountability. Why are rescue operations still ongoing? What steps were taken prior to the incident to prevent this? You won’t hear those questions in the sanitized, corporate-controlled narratives spun by networks like MSNBC or ABC. They won’t dare dig deep, fearing how it could affect their precious relationships with advertisers and political benefactors.

At the end of the day, the real story isn’t just about rescue operations; it’s about the systemic failures that allowed this crisis to happen. Instead, we’re left with sound bites and sensational stories, feeding the very machine that limits genuine discourse.