This editorial actually ran on the CNN website yesterday.
Swear to God, they published it.
It's about the "Fast And Furious" debacle, the one where the government sent thousands of guns across the Rio Grande to prove that American guns were crossing the Rio Grande. Then a couple of Federal Agents got shot with them.
I didn't edit any of this. Here's the kicker:
Go back to watching "Dancing With The Stars". Take some happy pills. Don't be "so nosy".
You probably couldn't handle the truth: We're trying to continue the War On Drugs, maintain the Drug Lords' monopoly, plus prove that you really shouldn't be allowed to keep those pistols in your house.
Don't be so nosy.
Nothing to see here. Move along, people, move along.
Swear to God, they published it.
It's about the "Fast And Furious" debacle, the one where the government sent thousands of guns across the Rio Grande to prove that American guns were crossing the Rio Grande. Then a couple of Federal Agents got shot with them.
I didn't edit any of this. Here's the kicker:
By allowing guns to infiltrate Mexico's drug cartel, we thought we could trace them up the ladder to the leaders. Take off the head and the body dies. As for the innocent people who lost their lives? Collateral damage. That's the uncomfortable backstory to this scandal. And there are likely other operations like it in our nation's history that we don't even have a clue about.Yes. Yes. Yes.
And maybe it's better for us not to be so nosy, not to know everything because, to paraphrase the famous line from the movie "A Few Good Men," many of us won't be able to handle the truth.
Go back to watching "Dancing With The Stars". Take some happy pills. Don't be "so nosy".
You probably couldn't handle the truth: We're trying to continue the War On Drugs, maintain the Drug Lords' monopoly, plus prove that you really shouldn't be allowed to keep those pistols in your house.
Don't be so nosy.
Nothing to see here. Move along, people, move along.
2 comments:
Journalists against asking questions.
I guess we're only allowed to ask questions that 'they' approve.
If you haven't read Harper's post regarding an instance of F&F domestic 'collateral damage' check it out.
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