Rittenhouse Trial Rant

[Minstrel]

It's a true fact that local Journalists see a death or harm from someone from their area as a boon for filling column
inches and it would be called heartlessness in the normal way of life. But these guys don't see it like that, it's merely
an opportunity to do their job.

Anecdote-time: It must be coming up on fifteen years, when my son's Godfather was offered £20 [$26] by a Photojournalist
after a 'derby' soccer match (nearby town versus nearby town) that he attended, to punch another person after the match.

It's a shame that the general day-to-day life of people is no longer newsworthy and now requires emotive boosts to somehow
interest the general public. If we stripped out the fake news, a lot of people would be out of work.

The media have created a monster that they can't control and their lust to keep the current paradigm that you need to know
what is going on in the world is vital to your well-being, requires them to frighten those who think of wandering from the herd
and they'll use any means to do so.

I laughed this morning, when I saw a article about employee shortages at a Kent turkey farm. The pair of rum-old bastards who
owned the business explained to the blonde bimbo that due to the lack of 'migrant workers' and the youngsters of Britain being
unwilling to pluck and gut turkeys, they weren't actually concerned about sales at Christmas.
Which deflated the news-company's need for the report and narrative!

So a voice-over explained there was a shortage of 'foreign' labour and to prove it via visuals, showed a hand-written sign posted
on the fence of -presumably, the two old men's property. "Help Wanted"!. It was a small plot of land, not a farm and not reliant on
overseas employment. Just a poorly-created bit of theatre to get them to the weather-slot.


The reality we know is out there, you just can't see it through a TV or the internet! (And is far-less entertaining!)

Considering how much news they have to overlook and censor, its amazing they get anything published nowadays.