I believe in the old saw “the darkest hour is just before the dawn”–unfortunately I also believe that “we the people” have yet to see our darkest hour. –Laus Deo
By Jim ONeill
“You can try to avoid reality, but you cannot avoid the consequences of avoiding reality.”—Ayn Rand (1905-1982)
The people at “Charlie Hebdo” who were murdered deserved it, and Pamela Geller “asked for it?” WTF?
What type of perverted “thinking” and twisted “logic” (I use the terms loosely) leads to such absurd and asinine conclusions? It beggars belief—and it beggars belief that the bulk of the world’s media seems all too willing to participate in their own emasculation and muzzling.
In fact, they insist on subservient silence—and anyone who disagrees with these gutless wonders gets slandered. “Dare to speak out against intolerant savagery and you deserve what you get,” say the lead elements of the collectivist herd. Craven sycophants who snicker at bravery and bow to barbarism.
The world’s media rolls on it back and whimpers before Jihadists like groveling dhimmi dogs. Just when I thought that my opinion of the press could not get any lower, they surpass themselves and find new depths of spineless scurrility to plumb.
I would tell the world’s media to STOP BLAMING THE VICTIMS, but the media’s head is so far up its collective butt they would never hear me. In any event, the media is in the pocket of Big Business, Big Banking, andBig Government to such an extent that expecting them to be true advocates of free speech (as opposed to paying it lip service) is laughably naïve.
I believe in the old saw “the darkest hour is just before the dawn”—unfortunately I also believe that “we the people” have yet to see our darkest hour. Laus Deo, and pass the ammunition.
