Billboard Compares Obama to Suspected Shooter Holmes

Kurt Nimmo

Infowars.com

July 28, 2012

An Idaho news station wants to know if the billboard pictured below goes too far.

“A Caldwell billboard is raising questions in the Treasure Valley as
it compares President Obama to accused Colorado killer, James Holmes,”
reports KBOI, a television station in Boise.

“The billboard on Franklin Road [in Caldwell, Idaho] equates the
actions of the president’s foreign policies to the acts of Holmes, who’s
suspected of killing 12 people in the theater shooting.”

James Holmes allegedly killed 12 people, while Obama is responsible
for the murder of thousands in Iraq, Afghanistan, Pakistan, Yemen, and
other nations targeted in the global elite’s GWOT, or global war on
terror.

Presidents, however, are never equated to mass murderers by the
establishment or its corporate media. War crimes perpetuated by the
state are invariably papered over by intellectuals and the establishment
media and characterized as noble efforts to gift backward peoples with
democracy or practice humanitarianism in response to thugs and dictators
preying on the innocent.

Obama is more like Charlie Manson than James Holmes. Manson didn’t
kill his victims directly but ordered others to do it. Obama ordered the
Pentagon to kill thousands. Bush gave the order to invade Iraq and kill
over a million people. Clinton ordered the military to bomb Iraq and
Yugoslavia with depleted uranium. Bush Senior invaded Iraq and targeted
its civilian infrastructure. Reagan had CIA proxies kill thousands in
Afghanistan, Nicaragua and Guatemala. Carter set the stage for the
slaughter of tens of thousands in Afghanistan. Nixon and Johnson
engineered the mass murder of millions in Southeast Asia.

But while citizens usually find the role Manson played in the murder
of a movie actress and her friends reprehensible, they rarely reach the
same conclusion about murder perpetuated by the state. Government has
held a monopoly on violence and organized murder for so long, it is now
viewed as normal by citizen-subjects.

No doubt the days of the billboard in Idaho’s days are numbered. The
First Amendment is routinely violated when citizens dare point out the
truth is such a blatant way.