Michael Breen: Reflections on indictment of former FBI Director Comey

To The Daily Sun,

Not unlike the long array of other illegally perverted agencies and courts, the FBI’s rank and file never endorsed the corruption epitomized by its director. Evinced by the now-released FBI agent petition objecting to this corruption, the reality of the weaponization of ethical purposed agencies and courts by an ideologically and fiscally corrupt cabal posing as government were as obvious to these agents as it was morally repulsive. Americans still continue to sacrifice (increasingly their very lives) by this mockery of our rule of law. Many citizens who exercised a cruel capacity to dehumanize and threaten their fellow citizens based upon the tenets of this corruption, now face a humiliating long journey back to reality.

This self-reflection, which will remain intellectually inaccessible for some, starts with understanding that they were simply exploited — pawns captured by a systematic propaganda that would make Joseph Goebbels blush. The rich irony of the years of this consequence-free indoctrination of the naive was the claim that those subscribing to America's genuine values were the "threats to democracy."

Today this cognitive conditioning of the naïve continues by the unhinged leadership of the once-great Democrat Party — now at the lowest approval rating in its history. It is long past time for America to employ thoughtful and rational legal consequences to those who are still incentivizing threats, discrimination, riots, arson and murder, even when in James Comey’s case they are supposedly endorsed by anonymous messages from sea shells.

American decency will prevail. Political power will return to its people to exercise it with the just and democratic methods defined by the greatest form of government in human history.

Michael Breen

Moultonborough