The Media Controversy: What Trayvon Martin and Barack Obama have in common
There are a lot of problems with Barack Obama’s past, which don’t matter much anymore as he won a second term with the help of the media that refused to report on those tribulations. Their reasons were ideological and cohesive as they have displayed an alarming collectiveness about them that is like a symphony reading sheet music for their individual instruments. The author of that sheet music is Karl Marx and before him it was Immanuel Kant. The media learned this collectiveness in their education institutions that universally accept statism as the future of the human race—after all controlling the media was one of the strategies outlined in the 1958 book The Naked Communist, which has been fulfilled—make no mistake about it. Barack Obama should not be president if the law were followed correctly. He is however a concoction of that media control for the reasons they stated, so that a president like Obama could sit in the White House and bring to world, global socialism. But is what I’m saying just another “rant” from a disenfranchised voter who doesn’t like Democrats? No, it’s a deeper problem than that. The situation is far more sinister. To understand how sinister, examine the latest media cohesive display of the Trayvon Martin case as articulated by Bill Whittle. Watch this video and you will begin to see the problem.
The media, collectively from The View, to Ellen, to the CBS Nightly News read from the same Civil Rights sheet music, the same talking points which where practically invented as a work of fiction—yet reported as fact. George Zimmerman was found not guilty even with all the other aspects of the Martin case yjat were left out such as the drug abuse, the violent Facebook postings, and the social demeanor of the young man just short of his 18th birthday. The media wanted to believe that Martin was just a child going to get a harmless drink and some Skittles from the corner convenience store, not that the kid was an MMA obsessed drug experimenter. Collectively the media projected the same Civil Rights message to the weakened masses which the typical person had little patience to understand. They were caught wanting to trust those media sources because they were simply too busy in their lives not to.
The trouble with collectivism is that there is no individual thought, and the obvious evidence that so many in the media participated openly in the Trayvon Martin conspiracy as an attempt to sacrifice George Zimmerman to the altar of a progressive Civil Rights power grab shows how effective their propaganda machine is over just one court case. Imagine what they can do on a large-scale, when Presidents and their administrations are involved. A glimpse behind the collective façade has been seen with the IRS Hearings, the Benghazi killings, and the unconstitutional appointments that received very little initial reaction from the media until whistleblowers put the issues in front of the worlds’ eyes. The hypocrisy was very obvious, and millions of Americans aren’t sure what to do with the information now that they know they’ve been lied to. The Martin case and the Obama administration are connected not just in casual observation, but in this case Obama and his Justice Department activist Eric Holder personally became involved in a states’ rights issues for the simple attempt of inciting race wars in hopes of grabbing more group based power—with the media at their backs to blow wind into their sails.
To understand how this happens one simply needs to understand what kinds of things are taught in high schools and colleges all across the country, especial liberal arts type courses which often dangle from journalism degrees. Collectivism is taught at these institutions and blind acceptance of memorized information. Individual thought is rejected as critical applications are paid lip service to, but tucked out of sight in all reality. If there are federal grants involved, or federal money of any kind such as Race to the Top, or Common Core instruction, that institution is teaching the desires of the government, and that is statism. When over 90% of all journalists come from colleges particularly with liberal arts degrees, they were all taught the same methods of following orders and sacrificing their individuality to the good of the collective which is why they report the way they do.
Further, the culture on campuses, “the party life” is designed to rob away innocence and individual integrity so that the mind of the campus students can be brought into line with concepts of statism which is taught in the class rooms. Wonder not why the campuses presidents do not fret about the hundreds of rapes that occur every day at their colleges because the personal invasion of a woman’s personal space by sexual predators who are also students are part of the design of the campus experience. When a young female journalism major wakes up in a strange apartment without her cloths facing people she has never met before at escapades that occurred the night before, when that young student gets a job at the New York Times, or The Washington Post she will avoid the stories of scandal about disgraced political interns who have been black mailed, or the many prostitutes who men of statist power utilize to allow extortion to move their mouths like marionettes, she will report on environmental concerns and social collectivism instead. The idea of sin will stay in the back of her mind and she will pursue altruistic stories as social redemption might wash away her past, and all the mistakes she made in college. The collectivism is a natural human reaction to individual shame, so statist desire to see individuals shamed so that they can gain control of individual actions in service to the collective is the typical social strategy that is learned in virtually all education institutions where government money is present. That is how it starts. The mistakes in college through drunken orgies are designed to remove individual identity from the participants and therefore critical thought generated from their mind.
After 10 to 15 years of this kind of practice, soon the marketplace of the media is filled with thousands of like-minded professionals who are ready to accept their marching orders from their editors who are promoted based on their left leaning philosophies. The editor gives the slant and the reporter finds the angle and cuts up the story to fit the direction. That is what happened clearly in the Treyvon Martin case, and is why President Obama is still president. The withheld evidence about Treyvon Martin shows to what extent the media can work together without a lot of shared information to arrive at a universal collective strategy. Critical thought has been stripped from their minds, and they cannot be trusted to provide the truth. This has always been a problem, but it is worse today than it has ever been because the amount of social penetration progressives have had into college campuses since the 1950s has finally produced virtually every range of influence in the media from those about to retire, to those just entering the business. For the first time, all ages of media employee have been through the college system after The Naked Communist established the desired strategy, and they all think the same way.
Bill Whittle made a compelling case about the Trayvon Martin evidence, and he was right to end his piece contemplating to what extent the same has happened with Barack Obama. In an honest world where the media used the First Amendment to pursue truth, justice, and the American way there wouldn’t be a President Obama in The White House, and the Martin Case would not have been reported the way it was—and George Zimmerman most likely would have never had to spend a single day in jail. But the media isn’t honest, and we do have to worry about those types of statist strategies seen in Whittle’s video. The evidence is audacious and the proof is beyond refute. But the behavior continues because most people lack the courage to face the truth, even though it is painful. And for many people their past is laced with the same shame that haunts many journalists—and hampers their decisions from one of individual value instead to collective embrace where judgment is vacant, and sins are revered, in an empire of statism that is protected by the modern gate keepers of the truth.
Rich Hoffman
“Justice Comes with the Crack of a Whip!”
