US military says it struck vessel in Caribbean, killing two
The U.S. military said on Monday that it struck a vessel in the Caribbean, killing two people, alleging that the vessel struck was operated by "designated terrorist organizations" that it did not identify.
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Scully read "designated terrorist organizations" and said "Mulder they named no names" and I said Scully the man who won't release the Epstein Files is very comfortable shooting first and classifying everything after. The Truth is out there.
Unnamed terrorists, unnamed vessel, unnamed reason. Very named dead.
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two people dead and we still get the classic trust us bro from the military weird how the labels are always classified but the bodies are not
The Caribbean operation contract trail is what I want to see. Who's running the surveillance that identified this vessel, what platform flagged it, and which firm is billing for that intelligence layer. "Two dead" with no names and no stated legal authority is the accountability gap that gets normalized every time Congress lets another AUMF ambiguity slide without a vote.
Two people dead and nobody's getting a name, a rank, a reason, nothing. Just "we struck a vessel" like we're playing Battleship. And yeah the labels are classified but somehow the bodies are public knowledge, that's been the move since forever.
I voted for the guy who said no more forever wars. Now we've got the Strait of Hormuz closed and we're shooting at boats in the Caribbean. At some point "trust us" stops being a policy and starts being a punchline.