Try not to vomit all over your computer - Arizona newspaper's eulogy for John McCain

It appeared in today's (Sunday) edition about three hours ago... [link to kdminer.com (secure)]


You know, I'm a 68 year old Vietnam era veteran who had a home and business in Kingman from 2008 through 2011, since then living in Bullhead City, which is 35 miles down the highway where the official corruption - with some emphasis here on "law enforcement" stinks at least as badly as Kingman. So I have just finished sending a letter to the Kingman Daily Miner, trying to stay on point and keeping in mind that this is a paper owned by the Great Western Newspaper Syndicate (and it IS a syndicate). I had to avoid most 4-letterwords, but had to throw in a couple "damns". After all, we are talking about a whole range of crimes, including surreptitious residential entries (which will be accompanied by their thefts and vandalism of items of the most personal nature, illegal approaches by cops while minding your own business here, including assaults. The homeless in this area haven't a chance against the criminals-with-the-badges.

But I focused mostly in my letter on McCain's sordid military record, and his role with ISIS (the speaker of Iraq's Parliament has stated that the guy's ISIS pals have slaughtered hundreds of thousands, including at a minimum, tens of thousands of Christian children with beheadings).

One thing I did write to the Kingman Daily Miner is that our present situation as American citizens vis-a-vis the psychopathic Government is that it's to be compared to being grabbed by the balls. Who needs to be polite, let alone cowardly, in the face of these historical crimes?

There's a lot more to write along with these lines, about what they have done, and what they obviously think that a cowed population will bear.

They are PUNKS, committing crimes, then hiding behind bulletproof glass, the sickeningly-misnomered Rule Of Law, and the peoples' brain-dead compliance.

The last time I wrote like this to the Daily Miner was on December 16th 2016. The letter was printed in the December 18th edition. At 1 A.M., my car - which had an electronic key - was stolen from right in front of my window. Several months later, I saw it at the local police employee parking lot.

Thanks for reading.