“Among other lessons we’ve learned in this trial,” pontificated Judge William Froeberg just before a jury acquitted Kelly Thomas’s killers, “is that violence begets violence.”
This statement was either a conscious lie, or a symptom of incurable ideological blindness. The murderous violence directed at Kelly Thomas by a half-dozen police officers was unilateral, unprovoked, and utterly unjustified. It wasn’t begotten by anything Thomas had done, or failed to do. It was purely a manifestation of the criminal impulses that are nurtured within those who belong to the State’s punitive caste – and then directed without stint or limit against those who refuse to submit to the “authority” of those privileged bullies. Continue reading “The Verdict: Murder as an Official Entitlement”

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Infowars – by Paul Joseph Watson
Ben Swann – by Joshua Cook
Wall Street Journal – by WARANGKANA CHOMCHUEN
Washington Times – by Jacqueline Klimas and Cheryl K. Chumley
Century Link – by TAMMY WEBBER
The Associated Press – by Josh Funk
