Throw the rock and hide the hand

The media mouthpieces of the "stop Trump" campaign have managed to stir the pot and produce the violence in Chicago. Of course, they blamed Trump. "Throw the rock and hide the hand" tactics. By validating those protestors who choose to disrupt rallies where Americans, supporters of a political candidate who gather in a spot where the candidate "paid for that microphone" (quoting Reagan), they have created the venomous environment where Americans will not be safe supporting the candidate of their choice. They, in their arrogance have assumed their judgment superior to that of the people. The media has encouraged those disruptive elements to "take down Trump." 

Accepting an invitation to a privately financed event to rally supporters in order to disrupt is just plain bad manners. 

Go back and read over the media rhetoric. Their rhetoric. And they are proud of it.

The puppet masters continue to pull the strings.  The media blames the victim and supports the lawless. See Pat Buchanan's article, Sea Island Conspiracy at http://buchanan.org/blog/sea-island-c...,

Let me relate two incidents that I thought were quite telling about what's happening in this election. A young Hispanic registering to vote was interviewed and was asked if she had made a decision as to whom to vote for. Her answer, "I am going to listen and find out what they are going to do for me before I make my decision."

Another reporter asked a Democratic candidate's representative objecting toTrump's answer for illegal immigration what his candidate's answer for illegal immigration might be. "We build up manufacturing in Mexico so that their standard of living is such that they don't want to immigrate to the United States." (Outcome based global world view. Bring down the wealthy countries while bringing up the poor. Equalize the standard of living.)

I remember the NAFTA/GATT/WTO arguments of the nineties. I will never forget listening to one representative speaking from Congress saying, "We voted to send the low paying jobs overseas." That representative sold out his constituents and probably now works as a high paid lobbyist in Washington. His loyalty is not to the country or to his constituents. He set out to find out the best offer, "what they can do for me."

That arrogance continues. The power brokers know best. Through NAFTA, GATT, WTO and other trade "deals" our representatives voted the advantage to the wealthy who lobby and contribute to their campaigns. Corporate welfare at its finest. They tell us goods are cheaper, but Nike only got more expensive. As did other goods. The big lie. 

And now they bring out the Hounds of Hell to pontificate from the airwaves, inflating and inventing remarks to appear racist, sexist, xenophobic, blasphemous, or bigoted (or all of the above), stirring animosity and inspiring those looking for an excuse to violence.  

By setting Sanders' revolutionaries against the Trump movement the establishment undermines two faces of the same disaffected population. 

How does an individual, a patriot who puts America above self-interest, paying for his own campaign independent of those power brokers, stand a chance? Who will dare to stand with him?