Friday, May 04, 2012
Suspiciouser and suspiciouser
The story of the blind pro-life activist in China is getting more suspicious and weird by the minute.
First, as I already noted, it's bizarre and weird that we're getting all weeweed up about a pro-life activist in China. Here in the Land Of Liberty And Justice For All Amen, we imprison pro-life activists and throw away the key. Our Satanic "journalists" cheered when Randall Terry was put into jail; now they're cheering because Ching Chong Ching Chong got out of jail. No logic there. Not that I expected any.
Second, I don't buy the story about Ching Chong Ching Chong getting out of super-efficient Chinese house arrest and "jumping over the wall" of our Embassy all on his own. Nope, doesn't wash. Nobody "jumps into" an American embassy compound on his own. The whole event was orchestrated by a governmental entity. Maybe some part of the US gov't didn't realize the State Dept was trying to surrender to China in the same week. Much more likely the Chinese gov't was tired of playing with Ching Chong Ching Chong and wanted to make him our problem from now on.
Third, I don't blame the Chinese gov't for wanting to get rid of Ching etc. He's clearly a game player and manipulator, taking advantage of the situation, milking it for everything he can get. Of course this could also be part of Chinese government tactics. We don't even know that Ching etc is a real dissident in the first place; here in The Land Of Liberty And Justice For All Amen, most leading "dissidents" are CIA plants, so it wouldn't be surprising to find similar phenomena in China. ¶ 3:31 AM
First, as I already noted, it's bizarre and weird that we're getting all weeweed up about a pro-life activist in China. Here in the Land Of Liberty And Justice For All Amen, we imprison pro-life activists and throw away the key. Our Satanic "journalists" cheered when Randall Terry was put into jail; now they're cheering because Ching Chong Ching Chong got out of jail. No logic there. Not that I expected any.
Second, I don't buy the story about Ching Chong Ching Chong getting out of super-efficient Chinese house arrest and "jumping over the wall" of our Embassy all on his own. Nope, doesn't wash. Nobody "jumps into" an American embassy compound on his own. The whole event was orchestrated by a governmental entity. Maybe some part of the US gov't didn't realize the State Dept was trying to surrender to China in the same week. Much more likely the Chinese gov't was tired of playing with Ching Chong Ching Chong and wanted to make him our problem from now on.
Third, I don't blame the Chinese gov't for wanting to get rid of Ching etc. He's clearly a game player and manipulator, taking advantage of the situation, milking it for everything he can get. Of course this could also be part of Chinese government tactics. We don't even know that Ching etc is a real dissident in the first place; here in The Land Of Liberty And Justice For All Amen, most leading "dissidents" are CIA plants, so it wouldn't be surprising to find similar phenomena in China. ¶ 3:31 AM
