Wikileaks and the End of America
Posted December 1, 2010
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As I’ve said before, I’m nervous about the future of America. Not so much because things are and will be getting much worse. But rather because of the prospect that we might not recover from it. I’m nervous that America will end.
The guts of this sentiment concerns Obama. He came in too early. McCain/Palin should have won in 2008, and driven the country completely off the cliff. Then Obama could have come in to save the day.
Instead, when the country inevitably falls off the cliff, Obama’s fingerprints will be on it.
And now we have Wikileaks. I’m not going to bore you with analysis. Just say that this is the final exam for Obama. And he’s going to fail it. And when he does, he’ll lose the left for good — the left that put him into office. And we’ll have President Palin taking the oath in January 2013. When that happens, kiss this beautiful nation goodbye.
Well, if that was unsatisfying, read the following:
- Daniel Ellsberg has become Bradley Manning
- New York Times has become Julian Assange
- the Fielding break in to discredit Ellsberg is now the 7-months-and-counting solitary confinement of Manning (they didn’t bother with trying to discredit him)
- the injunction against the New York Times has become the calls for the assassination of Assange and the trumped up “sex crimes investigation” of Assange (“the condom broke … he’s Public Enemy #1!”)
- the explosive Pentagon Papers has become the innocuous catty chatter of government employees
- Obama loves secrecy
- we are a year away from living in a country in which the First Amendment protects the rights of Corporations to lie, but doesn’t protect the rights of the People to tell the truth, even innocuous drivel
Ugh.
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