Justice for Trayvon …
PART I – BOYCOTT FLORIDA
‘THE WAY IT SHOULD BE’ BY ARNAUD GIRARD
But since it didn’t happen that way …
The killer winks at his defense lawyer after the jury let him walk for standing his ground.
The first thing that needs to happen is to
until it repeals its Stand Your Ground law and the killer tells the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth on national and world television, so help him God.
5 white women and 1 hispanic woman was a jury of Trayvon Martin’s peers?
The jurors ignored the plain evidence that there is no way the killer could have drawn his gun in the way he claimed in the reenactment video. The killer told the Sanford police his gun was in a holster on the back side of his right hip.
The killer said Trayvon Martin was sitting astride the killer’s torso, with his thighs and knees against the killer’s sides. No way the killer could get his right hand near the pistol under those circumstances. Ergo, the pistol already was drawn before Trayvon Martin was on top of the killer.
My white redneck friends, Curtis and Leroy, may look stupid, but they ain’t.
They knew there was a big problem with Zimmerman’s story about when he drew his pistol, so they started a campaign, joined in my many like-minded Americans, to divert attention away from the holes and lies in their blessed NRA killer’s story, by trying, convicting and condemning that nigger Trayvon Martin to die for what they believed he did before their blessed NRA killer even laid eyes on him.
I saw a CNN trial video clip, in which George Zimmerman, while being interviewed by the Sanford police post-shooting Trayvon Martin, said he never heard of the Florida stand your ground law.
I saw a CNN trial video clip of Zimmerman’s criminal justice professor testify that Zimmerman was one of his stop students and Florida’s stand your ground law was thoroughly discussed in that class. So, I know Zimmerman knew of Florida’s stand your ground law when he told the Sanford police he never had heard of it.
I saw a CNN video clip of an interview with the first juror to come forward, who said the jury decided the situation became such that Zimmerman had a right to stand his ground to save his own life. The juror use those words, “stand his ground”. So I know the jury applied the stand your ground law to set Zimmerman free.
I know when Zimmerman drew his gun, Martin punched Zimmerman in the nose and knocked him down and jumped on top of him and started trying to beat Zimmerman to death, while Zimmerman was making up his mind to shoot Martin. Don’t take my word for it, though. Ask the angels who run me ragged, who told me to follow and keep writing about this awful case, I suppose because they wanted at least one person tell it like it really happened. Their names are Jesus, Archangel Michael and Magdalene Melchizedek.
The entire state of Florida should be boycotted, because the entire state of Florida is responsible for its stand your ground law, which the jury used to convict Trayvon Martin for standing his ground against a Stand Your Ground law advocate.
I wonder how many tourists now in Key West and the Florida Keys, and in Florida, are outraged at the Trayvon Martin verdict, but were not outraged enough to have stayed home in protest?
I wonder how many outraged Floridians are outraged enough to call for a national and international boycott of Florida and everything it sells and exports, until Florida repeals its Stand Your Ground law and George Zimmerman goes on national and world television, and tells the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth, so help him God.
Hurting the Florida economy is the only way to get the undivided attention of white right-wing Republican Governor Rick Scott,
the Republican-dominated mostly white Florida Legislature, the many white in God and guns we trust, all other’s must pay Florida citizens, and their hero, George Zimmerman.
I wonder how many of those outraged Floridians supported the boycott of South Africa by America and many other nations, until it gave up apartheid and turned over control to Nelson Mandela?
PART II – KARMA
‘THE WAY IT SHOULD BE’ BY ARNAUD GIRARD
When I publicly stated about a week ago that George Zimmerman drew his gun and that is when Trayvon Martin attacked him, I wagered my life and my soul that was how it went down. I wonder if anyone I know is willing to wager his/her life and soul that is not how it went down? Not advised. The karma for that wager will not be fun.
Meanwhile, we have Trayvon Martin’s parents to thank for the lack of post-verdict violence, so far, from the justice for Trayvon contingency.
The Martins called for no violence after the verdict however it went down. They asked that Trayvon’s integrity not be smeared with violence if George Zimmerman was acquitted, even as I continued to receive truly hateful right-wing forwards demonizing Trayvon. Looked to me like demonic possession of the people who created and perpetuated those forwards.
I have more than a passing familiarity with demonic possession – it was an integral and extensive part of my spiritual training and included me being delivered from evil by the angels assigned to straighten me out and teach me how to do what they wanted me to do.
I wrote in an article maybe a year ago that I hoped Trayvon’s parents would call for a dismissal of the charges against Zimmerman. Their son was dead. That could not be changed. A protracted prosecution could only make things worse for them, and for America. That proved out.
It cannot be said that I have no business writing that. When I was 25, I lost a son who was murdered in a way that could not be proven in a court of law. I know what that feels like. No retribution against the killer would have made me feel better. Nothing could have made me feel better except for my son to return from the dead and be in my life again, like he was before he was killed. As it turned out, the killer’s karma was rough, and will continue to be rough.
George Zimmerman’s karma is rough,
and will continue to be rough. His acquittal in a Florida court has no bearing on his karma under the laws God created, which permeate the Creation. As you sow, you reap, is one of those laws.
It cannot be said that I have no business saying that about karma. I molested my younger sister when I was 15 and she was 5, and the karma for that came on out of the blue in a G.I. tract illness which wrecked my life when I was 27 years old. That malady still wrecks my life. My son dying also was part of that karma. As was losing my relationship with my son’s two younger sisters when I was 58 years old.
George Zimmerman should have manned up
and told the Sanford police what really happened. That would not have eliminated his karma, but it would have mitigated it somewhat. Instead, Zimmerman pretended he was innocent and it was all Trayvon Martin’s doing, and Zimmerman also told a few lies to keep his pretense going, thereby aggravating his karma.
Despite Zimmerman’s early Catholic altar boy training, he may not know anything about karma. He might not be able to connect any dots between his karma, as it plays out, with his killing Trayvon Martin and pretending it was Martin’s fault and lying about it.
It may be no one in Zimmerman’s camp, despite, or in spite of, their religious upbringing and beliefs, knows anything about karma, or will be able to connect any dots as Zimmerman’s karma plays out. That will be unfortunate for Zimmerman backers, because it will exaggerate their karma for siding with Zimmerman.
The same applies to Trayvon Martin backers who refuse to accept Martin could have surrendered and put his hands in the air when Zimmerman drew his gun, and then waited with Zimmerman for the police to arrive and get to the bottom of it. Imagine the explaining Zimmerman would have to do. Kiss his pistol license adios forever. Aggravated assault with a deadly weapon. Hello prison.
Did not Jesus tell his followers to resist not one who does evil? To turn the other cheek? To do good to and pray for those who persecuted them? Don’t tell me Jesus has no application in this case. Zimmerman made Jesus a part of this case when his altar boy history was introduced into evidence.
Zimmerman dragged Jesus into the case when he did not tell the Sanford police what really happened. Jesus told his followers, when hauled before the tribunals of men, to tell the truth. Anything else came from evil, he told them.
Florida Governor Rick Scott
should be rabid frothing at the mouth to have Florida’s stand your ground law repealed ASAP. He is not rabid frothing at the mouth and, given his loud and long public professing of allegiance to Jesus Christ, his Lord and Savior, Scott’s karma is terrible and could become even more terrible if he does not get his head screwed on straight with Jesus.
The Florida Legislators who passed the Stand Your Ground law, and the people who lobbied for it to be passed, and the people who defended it after George Zimmerman shot and killed Trayvon Martin, all created terrible karma for themselves, which became more terrible if they did not reverse course and become rabid frothing at the mouth for repeal of the stand your ground law.
Are we having fun yet?
Just in case we are not, the people who promoted Trayvon Martin as the innocent-looking 12-year-old boy
that older man George Zimmerman shot and killed created terrible karma for themselves, and that karma will become more terrible if they keep portraying Martin as an innocent-looking 12-year-old boy.
Likewise, the people who blamed the actual Trayvon Martin for it, instead of George Zimmerman,
created terrible karma for themselves, and that karma will become more terrible if they keep demonizing Martin.
The justice for Trayvon contingency,
who committed acts of violence against whites and/or advocated acts of violence against whites, created terrible karma for themselves. If they stick to their position, their karma will become more terrible.
Are we having fun yet?
Governor Scott’s special prosecutor Angela Corey
created terrible karma for herself when she sided with the Martin family on national TV and promised them she would get to the bottom of it and would do all she could to obtain justice for their son. Corey should have sided with no one. She simply should have investigated and made a decision to prosecute or not prosecute.
Corey then turned the case over to her legal staff to handle. She should have been the lead prosecutor. She should have tried the case herself. She owed it to the Martin family, and to America, to try the case herself, so the Martin family and America could look to her alone when the case ended, however it ended.
Corey created even more terrible karma by not being with the Martin family after the not guilty verdict came in. Instead, Corey was preening before America on national television, congratulating her legal staff and herself for doing what she promised the Martin family in the beginning she would do: get down to the bottom of it. Corey praised her staff and herself for other cases they were handling and had nothing to do with the Zimmerman prosecution.Corey was totally out of bounds in that post-verdict national television interview. She thought she was wonderful and beautiful. She was SLIME.
Zimmerman’s defense counsel, standing between Zimmerman and one of the prosecutors,
did what they were supposed to do under the rules of their profession: try to get Zimmerman acquitted, keep him out of prison. If they had done any less, it would have been malpractice, they could have been disbarred. Unfortunately for them, they knew their client was a liar; they knew his version was spun in his favor. Knowing that, they could have declined to represent him. But they did not do that. It was as high a profile case as there ever was. They wanted the national exposure and the challenge. Yes, their karma is not pretty, but it is not as ugly as the other players’ karma laid out above.
As for the trial judge,
I think she [Debra Nelson] did about the best she could in a terrible situation.
As for the national media. Bad karma portraying Trayvon Martin as an innocent-looking 12-year-old boy.
Otherwise, CNN did okay. I didn’t watch any other news shows, so I cannot say how they did.
As for the jurors, the five white women jurors voted their skin color; the Hispanic juror let herself be railroaded by the white five jurors. A special place in hell is reserved for them, George Zimmerman, the people who demonized Trayvon Martin, and the people who killed or injured white people because of what George Zimmerman did to Trayvon Martin.
Zimmerman, who claimed not to be prejudiced against blacks and
put on character witnesses who testified to his love for and good deeds to blacks, set black-white relations back to pre-American Civil War days. I wonder if that even now has occurred to Zimmerman?
People who know me know when I get involved in something rough there is no telling where it will end up. Nor do I know where it will end up until I get there.
There is a big difference between practicing law in the courts of Caesar and practicing law in God’s Court. In God’s Court, you can’t plead the 5th Amendment, you have to take the stand. In God’s Court, everything comes out which bears on your guilt or innocence, and on the guilt or innocence of everyone else involved, me included.
Sloan Bashinsky, ex-lawyer (Alabama)