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November 26, 2014

I was going to write a lengthy article describing how the media has distorted the facts of the Brown/Wilson case

But I was overcome with a vast sense of weariness.

I feel as though I’m in an ocean liner that’s taken on enough water to sink, and I’m equipped with only a teaspoon to bail it out while the entire crew is hard at work punching more holes in the hull. That may be a poor analogy, but I think you get the idea. Suffice to say that the entire MSM, the administration, the professional racemongers, and the left in all its glorious manifestations (including the preening, self-righteous Hollywood crowd, scrambling to outdo themselves in showing their allegiance with the Brown forces) were determined to make Michael Brown into the post-Trayvon martyr du jour. No matter what the facts would reveal. Facts are for the little people.
neo-neocon

Posted by gerardvanderleun at November 26, 2014 5:00 PM. This is an entry on the sideblog of American Digest: Check it out.

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It was around 1998 that that effect hit me. There is no fixing this. It is irreparably broken. After pondering the long view I came to the conclusion it was broken from the beginning and only through a series of unique circumstances did it ride as long as it did.

Now, it runs solely on inertia. A mass in motion will continue until friction brings it to a halt.

The saddest part is that even if you know the thing is doomed you cannot start to build anew until the ashes have cooled and been cleared away.

It's like being in a submerged car, you have to wait til the cab fills up - and risk your very life, before the pressure equalizes and you can open the door to freedom.

So we wait.

Posted by: ghostsniper [TypeKey Profile Page] at November 26, 2014 8:14 PM

Yeah I have had blog posts about several events lately started up then I just stop and shake my head. What difference does it make? Nobody wants to listen, nobody cares. Its a waste of time, and I agree, I just feel weary all over.

It took me longer than ghostsniper. It wasn't until 2012 that I realized that the Republic is destroyed. Before that I hoped, thought there was a last chance it could be turned around. But no, its too late.

Posted by: Christopher Taylor [TypeKey Profile Page] at November 26, 2014 10:10 PM

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