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Connecting the Dots
Not all crimes have definitive physical or direct evidence, but that doesn’t necessarily mean there isn’t conclusive proof. Sometimes you have to use circumstantial evidence. In other words, use your brains and critical thinking ability to connect the dots. For example, if two people are locked alone in a room, and an hour later one person is dead with 20 stab wounds, do you really need eyewitness testimony or DNA proof on the murder weapon to know who did it? If the person alive had an obvious motive for killing the other person and had threatened him previously, wouldn’t that make it even more obvious?
Now what if persons in authority declared there is “no proof” of that stabbing murder? Is there really no evidence? Now assume that potential witnesses in the case died suddenly, and physical evidence from the case was suddenly “lost,” then the same authority figures claimed anyone suggesting a coverup was an unhinged conspiracy theorist. What if there was a 24/7 camera in the murder room that, just by coincidence, malfunctioned around the time of the murder? Is there still “no evidence,” and anyone who thinks otherwise is crazy and falling for hoaxes?
But what do I know? There’s nothing suspicious in any of the high profile murders and assassinations of recent years. Just go with the official stories. You don’t want to be accused of being a member of the woke Reich!
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Technically ALL GOVERNMENT is the problem, but that meme absolutely gets it right. Criminals ONLY wish to control the power of a powerful government. One with 95% less power over our lives, money, children, economy, property, etc would be of little to no interest…and we would ALL be far better off.