We have learnt over the last four years that what was sacred is now open season. Antisemitism should remain within the bowels and has no place in daylight amongst decent people. It should be challenged and erased.
Then in 2016 a decision was made to remove someone who was a threat to the establishment and all rules were wiped away with a soiled rag. Out came those who preferred inequality, war, terror, corruption and despair. Those who have no desire to save humanity but to rip it apart like a gorging lycanthrope. Politicians, media darlings, apparatchiks, shadowy figures… who conspired to protect the corrupt and the greedy against hope and salvation.
This story is old now. It has been told a thousand times. It makes no difference to those with the symptoms of psychopathy or sociopathy. They do not feel the pain of injustice…. They only feel the hate.
At every opportunity they appeal to the ill informed with tales of spite. They create the illusion and then attempt to fool as many as they can. They dress up as saviours whilst savaging with impunity. They are the demons in our midst.
Dorset Eye has been a specific target given that so many of our contributions have sought to bring light to their darkness. Whether critiquing austerity or arms sales or the privatisation project that is perpetually denied or the defiance of multiple human rights by terror regimes and the demons became alerted. They attacked.
They made phone calls pretending to be police officers. A criminal offence. They spread lies across social media.
They distorted and re moulded definitions to make spurious accusations to the police in which no case to answer was the outcome. And on and on they go.
This is the latest effort that thankfully those who are awake never fall for.
We know it will not stop. Their pandora’s jar has been smashed and all their rotten and evil thoughts and deeds have been unleashed. However, we can do one thing. Leave them to rot and drown in their own stew. Only they can save themselves no matter how hard we may try to help them. Their futures are their choice.
Jason Cridland
