In WikiLeaks And Project Veritas We Trust

I’m still fully of the belief that the legend on our coins of “In God We Trust” is the correct expression of what has made America great, but since it’s been proven that we can’t trust the FBI and the Department of Justice to find criminal wrong-doing of top political officials, I’m good with trusting WikiLeaks and Veritas productions of documents to provide the evidence needed to prosecute wrong-doing in government.

We know that under a Democrat administration we can’t trust the FBI nor the Department of Justice to do their sworn duty, but we can, fortunately, trust private organizations, even if some of them are working at the fringe of legality. The FBI and the DOJ, working under the Obama administration and looking at massive evidence of Hillary’s guilt, would not prosecute her until WikiLeaks and Veritas produced evidence that they couldn’t ignore. So much for justice in America.

In addition we know that the judgement of American voters is very weak and that they will not investigate candidates like Hillary and determine her unfitness for the office of president, so in such a case, we have to trust in WikiLeaks to keep producing documents injurious to Hillary, and keep trusting in God to deliver us from the evils of the Obama/Hillary administration and their plot to “fundamentally transform America”.

And then we’ll trust in Trump to be a good president when he’s elected to the White House on November 8th.

Dave King

Retired AT&T supervisor.

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