Terrorist

It's no secret that the CIA, the FBI, and the rest of the government spies are making examples of those of us who dislike them. They are always a step behind, so when they get someone, they drop the "hammer of justice" on them. They do it under the guise of security. The actual reason lies in jealousy. Our government is obviously experiencing a brain drain, and they are beginning to resemble cornered opossums. They bare their teeth, but a broom stick or ski pole is all it takes to neutralize their toothy threats.

How many of us can they prosecute before the back-log overwhelms them? How many more of us than there are them? It doesn't matter; most Americans are no more active than a slug. Even they leave something behind. Why is this country allowing a handful of assholes to hunt down citizens who are sharing information that we already have the right to see? It is because you, and you, and you are letting them. Not only that, you are funding them. Bitching and complaining with your co-workers does nothing.

Did you ever think about how Obama won a Nobel Peace Prize before having accomplished anything that might qualify him for it? Being the first black president is amazing, but not like that. Someone bought it for him, and it has cheapened the award to a sixth place ribbon in seventh grade track and field. I found a list of past winners dating back to 1901, when it began. Obama is now among the ranks of Martin Luther King Jr., Kofi Annan, UN peacekeeping forces, Theodore Roosevelt, Nelson Mandela, and many more. These are people who have changed the world. They are not war-makers, they are peace-makers. Some of them have been unjustly imprisoned. I assure you none of them have used drones to kill civilians, without permission, in sovreign nations. There is no peace.

So what about you? What is your path to peace? Have you even thought about inner peace, or are you too entranced by the moving pictures on your television? Have you ever called the city to report a pot-hole on your street? Do you know the home address of your State Senator? It's all public information, but it's useless to you.

I'm tired of writing to blind people. If I made movies about this shit, it would be useless. I no longer believe in a force large enough to change anything; especially where I live. Jim Crow still lives here. Google that. There is the issue of fear as well. The government doesn't scare you, your fear is that you might have to stand up for yourself when it hits too close to home. You will be alone when that happens.

You might be too civilized to go against the grain. Are Bulgarians too civilized to protest? Are you better than a Palestinian who refuses to be imprisoned and choked out to the point of starving? Do you mean that the Egyptian people were somehow of a lower caste when revolution rocked a corrupt leader out of office? Does breaking glass, and fire scare you? That's what they deserve.

Since 99% of you are scared shitless of your government, and refuse to do anything to change it, don't expect someone else to do it for you. I don't work for any of you. My causes are my own, and by the time you wake up and see where we are going as a pathetic nation, governed by pathetic people, it will be too late. My last bit of advice for the eyes that read this many words at once is this: Keep taking it. Keep watching city, state, and national governments become more and more tight-lipped. It's your fault. The programming worked. Keep paying them to kill and imprison innocent men and women. Squeeze your eyes shut and hope you die before you have to act. Leave the dirty work for your kids like the baby boomers did.

                            Farewell, Johnny

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