It is obvious that the government
wants to control the narrative about the events leading up to, through
the event and what follows the Boston bombing. And, we can be sure we
will get the full unadulterated truth. They always tell us the truth,
right? The president's admonition that we should not form our own
opinions is proof positive that we will not get the truth but what the
government wants us to believe. While it is true that we should not
form opinions prematurely, if both the government and media had a
history of telling us the truth then most of us would be inclined to
wait until all the essential facts became known. But, history
proves that both the government and media cannot be trusted as evidenced
by the many, many, many documented lies past governments have told the
public but which only came to light many, many, many years after the
fact. Given the implications of who the suspects are in this case and
their apparent religious affiliation, it is likely that political
correctness will guide precisely what facts are revealed and how the
government's official report is framed. In today's culture being
politically correct is much more important than telling the truth. Note
what the President said Friday night: Americans should not decide
their opinions about the Boston terror attacks until the government
decides its own opinion. The truth of the matter is we don't want the
government's "opinion". We want the truth!
George Burns
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