Friday, May 3, 2013




 

This shirt was on sale in the Boston area shortly before the Boston bombings. When asked why the shirt was still on sale AFTER the bombing, an employee of that store said "they keep reappearing back on the shelves". While the shirt is made to refer to the rivalrly between the Yankees and the Red Sox, this odd "premonition" is reminiscent of Oscar Pistorius' Nike ad entitled "I am the bullet in the chamber", which appeared before he got charged for the murder of his girlfriend. This shirt was on sale in the Boston area before the Boston bombings. In a news article about the shirt, a Nike Outlet employee was quoted saying “We’ve been taking them down…But somehow they keep ending up back on the rack”. While the shirt is supposed to refer to the rivalry between the Yankees and the Red Sox, this odd “premonition” is reminiscent to the Oscar Pistorius’ Nike ad entitled “I am the bullet in the chamber”, which appeared before the athlete got charged for the murder of his girlfriend.

Speaking of the bombings, the response of the government was the imposition of the an effective Martial law in Boston. Whether one believes if that was necessary or not, it happened and it set a precedent for future "crises".
Speaking of the bombings, the immediate result of the event was the imposition of Martial Law and a temporary police state – as seen in numerous disaster movies created to train people to accept this course of event. Whether you believe that it was all necessary or not… It happened.  And it set a precedent for future “crises”.

Under Martial Law, private proprety doesn't exist anymore and troops have the right to storm in your home. In the end, they found that 19 year old guy inside a boat...And it was confirmed that he was unarmed. My did he have a bullet wound in his throat then (at first, it was said that he tried to commit suicide with his weapon)? The official story has many holes.
Under Martial Law, private property doesn’t exist anymore and troops have the right to storm into civilians’ homes.

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