So, let’s get this straight: Deputy Crime Intelligence Boss Maj-Gen Feroz Khan, a key figure in South Africa’s law enforcement, is about to be grilled over police corruption, and what do we hear? Crickets from mainstream media. They’d rather focus on sensationalized scandal rather than the systemic rot in the police force. The likes of CNN and MSNBC? They would rather report on celebrity antics than actual crimes committed within our institutions. Why? Because accountability makes for bad ratings.

When was the last time NBC or ABC held someone in the establishment accountable? They love to sensationalize a scandal while carefully omitting the background that led to these scandals. Fox News will spin the story to fit their narrative on “law and order,” but they won’t dare dive deep into the troubling implications of a police force riddled with corruption. What about the millions of honest citizens left to fend for themselves?

Let’s face it: the establishment is scared of the truth. They want to keep you in the dark about the reality of systemic corruption while the cities spirals dangerously downward. When a deputy boss of crime intelligence is implicated, you can bet your bottom dollar it’s just the tip of the iceberg. But keep watching your TV, folks. Those talking heads will keep you distracted with whatever drama sells ad space.