Put the Harridan Away

Rebekah Brooks pursued by photographers outside Lewisham Police station ... The former News International CEO has a few problems escaping photographers after being charged with perverting the course of justice. – UK Telegraph

Dominant Social Theme: She is obviously guilty.

Free-Market Analysis: The other shoe has dropped. Britain is quite mad. Rebekah Brooks is not going to be prosecuted for phone tapping but for covering it up.

But, really ... Thanks to what we've been able to read on the Internet about the Way the World Works, we have a hard time taking these charges seriously.

Sure, the investigation destroyed a newspaper, upended numerous lives and now is about to chew up Brooks – and maybe the people around her.

But when we put it all in perspective it looks a tad ludicrous. These sorts of charges just don't have the ... majesty they used to.

Yep, put it into context:

The top British elites, from what we can tell, among others, want to run the world. They're dynastic families that control the world's central banks and much else. From what we can tell ...

• They recently helped start four or five illegal wars in Africa and the Middle East.

• Their central banking facilities have created misery and starvation around the world.

• Their emphasis on mercantilism has expanded authoritarianism throughout the West.

• Their power and determination has led them to create a kind of directed history in which nothing is as it seems.

Rupert Murdoch, Brooks's erstwhile boss, seems to works for THEM. We can't quite figure out why they're going after Murdoch but it does seem to be open season.

You know, we're not sure Rebekah Brooks was such a nice woman. But given the larger cruelties of the world and whom she apparently works for, the charges seem a bit exaggerated.

Even the phone hacking. The crazy elite families have apparently been building a full matrix of eavesdropping facilities for the past 50 years.

The idea that this young woman is going to be charged for something that governments around the world spend billions on every year is a bit rich.

And she's not even being charged with the hacking – just with covering it up. If she did.

Here's a video of the charges being announced.

(Video from liarpoliticians' YouTube user channel.)