Unbelievable. NOT. It's a believable as any of the rest of their actions/decisions.
There are people who just can't beleive that the corruptions is endemic. They argue the details of Alamo-Girl's library of documentation regarding the Clinton era, and bring up the tin-foil hat chrarge to redicule anyone wondering, from the Federal Reserve to the Teapot Dome Scandal, from the assasination of JFK, to the Waco incident.
But sadly, the problem is so pervasive, those wild examples are just the ones that received the most attention. And our perspective is lost in the controversey.
The real corruption is so blatant, it's right out in the open. They say if you want to hide someting, put it in plain sight. And they have. It's the creative and selective way they enforce the laws, the ones they reserve for themselves, and the ones they reserve for the rest of us. The ones they ignore, and the ones they pretend to adhere to. It's the way the court system works, and the incorporated government monopolies that use their jurisdiction like true tyrants. And it's the use of enforced taxation to defend themselves against us, so we have to fight them in court using our OWN money, and then involuntarily finance their assault against us. Now THAT is corruption. Yet nearly everyone takes these realities for granted. They believe we're mad because we see naked flesh. But when we argue that the king wears no clothes, we honestly mean it.
The worst thing about seeing our aging collectivist king without his clothes is that you can never get his fat, hairy, greasy image out of your mind again. -- from American FascismBut I suppose this self-serving tirade is unbecoming. We ought to rally in support of Barbara Martin, even if we can only pat each other on the back and pray. And that we'll do.
