REAGAN TOWER UNDERSTAFFED DURING DEADLY MID-AIR COLLISION—TOTAL SYSTEM FAILURE OR SOMETHING WORSE?

Well, here we are again, folks—another aviation disaster, another tale of bureaucratic incompetence, and another round of official hand-wringing while the bodies pile up. Sixty-seven souls lost in a fiery mid-air collision over Washington, DC, and what do we find out? Reagan National Airport’s air traffic control was understaffed at the time of the crash. But hey, nothing to see here, right? Just another day in the crumbling empire.

This isn’t just some random tragedy—it’s a symptom of a system breaking down before our eyes. The government can’t even keep its airspace in order, and now we’re supposed to trust them to keep us “safe” in other areas of life? The FAA, bloated and mismanaged, is pushing diversity quotas instead of competent controllers. The military, meanwhile, is flying Black Hawks dark in one of the most restricted airspaces in the country. Was this just negligence, or something more sinister? And let’s not forget—when all else fails, they always have a “report” lined up to pin the blame on “bad luck” instead of bad policy.