Is anyone surprised that a ceasefire with Iran is quickly unraveling? President Trump’s latest announcement of strikes has sent shockwaves, and the mainstream media couldn’t be more predictable. Outlets like CNN and MSNBC are fawning over the “breaking news” while pushing their own agenda—painting Trump as recklessly aggressive, when in reality, they’re the ones feeding the establishment’s endless cycle of war.

It’s hilarious how these networks frame the situation. They want us to believe this is solely about Trump flexing his military muscle, completely ignoring the broader geopolitical context. They selectively recall the past, where Obama’s administration had its own questionable engagements, presenting them with a gloss of nobility, while contrasting it with Trump’s actions as villainous. It’s classic establishment hypocrisy—if it’s their guy, it’s diplomacy; if it’s Trump, it’s chaos.

Then there’s Fox News, which is almost too eager to stoke the flames of nationalism. Their coverage oscillates between hardline support and fighting the good fight for American exceptionalism, while being oddly quiet on the potential human costs. It’s as if they think a splash of red, white, and blue can distract us from the serious implications of military action.

In the age of digital media, the real insanity isn’t just the strikes on Iran. It’s the way corporate media mold our perceptions, diverting attention from their own roles and responsibilities. The truth, it seems, is a casualty of their narrative wars.