Speaking of God,

there are a couple stories out with more interest than BHO could ever exude of his own accord:

1) The boson “God-particle” that Peter Higgs proposed in 1964 to explain in physics how matter has mass and hence exists in a form allowing it to create entities. Now that he is aged 78, he is convinced that any day now, he’ll be proven right.

2)The removal, first of all the 400 children and later their mothers, of American citizens from their home, a successful agrarian dairy and farm commune in Texas–they being the unfortunate present generation of the Brigham Young polygamous Mormon colony (the same circumstances from which Mitt Romney evolved). YES, obviously polygamy is an abomination. However, the government destroying the immediate and extending emotional well being of over 400 children whose mothers love them with all their hearts in order to enforce conformity with our traditional-modernity will have serious repercussions on all 400 of those children being grilled in interviews until they say what the authorities want to hear. There’s an abomination to counter the former. Meanwhile, back at their ranch, the government has removed all of the sons as well in order to prevent them from chores involved in the dairy farm, in order to ruin their source of sustenance–again, an abomination of the government to purposely ruin a family’s business enterprise in order to enforce conformity–break up their society and make them subservient to the outside world. YES, it’s an ugly can of worms. And it’s happening now. And the blogs won’t venture any effort to be the Samaritan, proud of their priestly status in the sphere. (Note well the AP dirty language referencing Eldorado geography or the SW in general. That coupled with the obvious “pioneer” dresses, why not stick with “19th-Century” and at least be PC polite to these females?) Whatever crime the government commits in order to enforce the law will come down later on our heads in an awful lawsuit, if not further enabling of wide-open search warrants based upon fabricated (at least enhanced to facilitate what the state wants) original complaints. It is a sordid mess on all sides. And the children suffer. Everyone there suffers. The dairy cattle suffer physically if not milked on schedule. I can imagine a lawman telling the dairyman milking his cows to clear out, and not allowing the dairyman back to his post for days, and finally the dairyman arguing loudly and getting arrested. That arrest appeases the outside world salivating for prosecutorial proof. That child protective services Meisner was at Waco allowing the Branch Davidians to go up in flames by the feds bombardment is no relief to hear. So she first scooped away all the babies this time, their safety her excuse to interrogate them ad nauseum.

“Where’s the beef?” The man’s in Arizona where he has been. Where’s the girl in question? Does she exist? Is she just a legal metaphor based upon brief passing by on the streets of Eldorado coming from the market as the locals ogle the queers from o’r yonder.

The State of Texas has had long enough to gather “evidence” and should let these women and children go home if they want.

maverick muse on April 8, 2008 at 9:13 AM