Land Mines

 Like land mines. It is like placing land mines, for the Media, I believe, when people with evil intentions pretend that there are two sides to the story. And most often, I believe no matter how often the Media has or had stepped upon the land mines laid by people with evil intentions, somehow in search of thinking they must proceed with the idea of two sides of a circumstance, the Media still, almost willingly step upon the land mines laid, oh so cleverly by those I believe to be evil-doers.

Recently, I have witnessed, shouts of “Benghazi, Benghazi,” “But Her Emails,” from our Domestic Republican parasites. Oh so cleverly they insist that the facts are there, and if the Lame Street or Left-Wing Media is truly doing their jobs, they would most certainly investigate. And like the children’s game of Telephone, the truth is never told, but instead, the lies linger, become elongated, and in trying to actually discover “BOTH SIDES,” one side of pure propaganda becomes the winner.

 

“The Big Lie,” as in let’s listen and investigate the loathsome insipid tantrums of an Insurrectionist and his cadre of coup-loving clowns. We must consider HIS facts and eschew and eschew his blatant purposely placed land mines. The lies blow up in the faces of the Media, who insist that professional journalism translates into following the machinations of mad men and mad women.

 

Now, IMMEDIATELY, the New York Times, trying their darndest to make the “BUT BOTH SIDES,” argument, is CERTAIN that if Hama, a terrorist organization that brags about killing babies, raping women, and embedding their own troops in the apartments and neighborhoods of innocents, claims that a hospital in Gaza was bombed by the Israeli’s then it must have happened that way. Land Mines set and once again in their rush to immediately state, “But Both Sides,” facts become frivolous, and fiction remains the Top Dog.

 

Land Mines, a really grotesque end result of war.