[YHAOS]

"Normally, prosecutors are careful to fully question each prosecution witness, to obtain all of the evidence their testimony can produce, and also to avoid allowing the defense to reveal evidence left unmentioned, making it look like the prosecution was trying to conceal something. But during the first week of this case, the prosecution has established a pattern of asking only the bare minimum of their witnesses. In virtually every case, defense cross-examination reveals a great deal the prosecutors avoided bringing to light, and in virtually every case, that information either fully supports George’s Zimmerman’s account–which has not changed–casts doubt on The Narrative–which is actually the prosecution’s case–or both. This bizarre turn of events has required the prosecutors, particularly Bernie de la Rionda (hereinafter BDLR) to treat his own witnesses as though they are hostile witnesses. The prosecution has actually engaged in the extraordinary spectacle of aggressively questioning its own witnesses, trying to get them to ignore, disown or soft-pedal their testimony."

Classic description of a political trial. A replay of many a trial held in Germany during the mid '30s.

[Unknowing]

Yours is an interesting — and powerful — observation. Specifically, your comparison of the Zimmerman trial to a quintessential ‘partisan trial’ seems rather valid. The trial itself has less to do with the actual conduct of the Defendant as it does with the ‘agenda,’ so to speak, of the (”progressive” federal) regime. The published elements and memes of this trial involving race, self-defense, and firearms tend to supersede the facts (evidence) of the case. The media (even foreign media) tend to continue their pattern of publishing antiquated photographs of a prepubescent Mr. Martin, for example. The media also tend to engage in other propaganda as of owned by the prosecution. http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2351383/Is-Zimmermans-lawyer-joke-Knock-knock-gag-attorney-nips-ice-cream-trial-posts-selfie-daughters-eating-cones-Instagram.html It perhaps seems almost as if the current proponents of gun-bans, race-hatred, and ‘Black grievance’ have some kind of stake in this trial.