A whale of a show

Submitted by kman (United States), Nov 4, 2008 at 11:48

I remember seeing video footage (probably on Discovery) of great and mammoth whales swimming free and with great abandon in the vastness of the open seas.

It was an eye-opener as I watched another time when video showed one of the greats of the sea at one of the deepest depths of the ocean in gloomy darkness. The jackals and vultures of the sea were feeding on a dead great grey whale. A ray of light probed the overwhelming darkness to show a scene of chaos as wriggling slime gorged themselves. I watched in almost grief as I witnessed the desecration of something once great and free now being consumed in the unseen blackness.

I had to console myself with the reminder over and over that it was just a dead body, now, and, nothing of any value was being consumed.

It reminds me of a once great nation, now dead, as it once was - roaming free with the delight in its own strength in the riches of this vast nation.

I just console myself that the current feeding of jackals and vultures have only what is left dead.

Soon the swine of the world will arrive to pick over the bones.

The whores of the nation like all whores are blind to the wreckage and havoc they have wreaked. They delightfully consort and roll on the bed of wealth with the grand pimp. Soon the doors will be flung open to the marauders and wolves. Even the pigs will be consumed.

The blacks may think they have voted in their savior. They have only bought into the lie of yet another pimp. The sleasiest of all used car salesmen has arrived to sell a boat load of lies so grand that the car he's selling will only make it out of the car lot.

Reality will hit hard when they realize the U.S. is not a cash cow to be raped. The cow is going to be butchered, eaten, and lost to the swine and wolves of the world.

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