Why is it that within America's obviously polluted societal structure, even with all of its celebrated media outlets and their sympathetic communication subsidiaries, starting with the machine of political propaganda designed to encourage progressive "thought" in regards to its governmental practices throughout, even and including its foreign policy viewpoints, can America find the lofty goal of securing its peoples "faith," having always fallen miserably short its intent?

By simply endeavoring to exercise selective justice at any time to its own detriment, will not only the U.S., but any so-called sovereign governmental body would find itself hard-pressed to command credence among any reasonably intelligent individual, let alone a nation.

Example: By illegally electing George W. Bush president of the United States in the 2000 presidential elections, the United States' Supreme Court willfully broke the laws set forth by its own "founding fathers" in the U.S. Constitution designed to secure against such very acts of tyranny.

This same United States "Supreme" Court ruled in favor of the State of Connecticut during the summer months of 2005, regarding the case of eminent domain that set precedence adversely from sea to putrid American sea, ensuring once again that there has never been any American "dream," nor would there be except one befitting the working end of a smoking pipe.

Finally, because eighty-seven separate human-beings dutifully serving out their respective terms of imprisonment in authorized federal jail-houses throughout the United States for their crimes of perjury, during the same time then president Bill Clinton was impeached in the U.S. House of Representatives, but let go by the U.S. Senate for the exact same crime, yet the eighty-seven were not set free with him, is yet additional proof and damnable evidence of a government guilty of selective justice at any whim, and further unworthy of a gilded stature as sovereignty.

Surely, this list could validate itself in instance after instance, circumstance after circumstance where most selective injustice would more likely be found within this dominate society's viewpoint within the realm of "obscurity," thereby providing irrefutable evidence of its horrific guilt, however if within a sober moment one would ask himself "how did American culture get so polluted...." well, my answer to this question is simple, consider the source.

© March 2006 By Afromerica