About the Expected

There’s one thing I’ve not understood about the current economic crisis.

From what I was able to understand, it’s all basically due to “high-risk loans” gone wrong.

And I cannot understand what part of “high-risk” people overlooked or forgot to understand. It’s assumed by the expression itself that something could most likely have gone wrong.

The same thing is now happening with the outcome of the book ban trial.

I’ve already expressed that we’re facing very powerful people. And “powerful” is a very clear word. They’re not powerful because they’re tall or strong. They’re powerful because they can really, really influence things.

Even Justice.

So I’m surprised by the amount of “support” messages I’ve received.

What in “powerful” didn’t you people understand?

When I said I didn’t know which way things would go, I meant it. My reasoning side told me that the ban would be maintained, but my passion, looking at the guiltful expression of the McCanns and the hysteria of their lawyer, led me to, unwillingly, to lit up the flame of hope that it would be otherwise.

It wasn’t.

I said, and will say it again, that the opposite decision would mean unacceptable explanations, so the outcome comes as absolutely no surprise to me. Or even a disappointing one.

Let’s be honest here. Technically, as pure science, Justice was served. The system faced the fact that the adequate authorities had decided that the ignominious couple were not to be persecuted.

A wrong decision we know, but a sovereign one.

So it’s natural that a subsequent one should follow the same line of thought.

Something would be wrong in the kingdom of Denmark, quoting Shakespeare, if it wasn't so.

So Justice was indeed served.

However, Justice was majorly disserved. In the concept where a citizen is supposed to compensation, and accountability, of wrongdoing. That was totally lost today. But that is the Justice system that we have.

If a boxer is to fight a fixed fight, what is his worth worth? Absolutely nothing. But is he worthless? Far from it. The system has just rendered him as such. That's the hard fact. Should he stop fighting? The answer resides in YOUR conscience, not his.

How Justice has become the nemesis of Justice is something that we all have to question ourselves about.

So if you’ve come here for refuge, do go somewhere else. If you’ve come here for answers, please do the same.

Here, we’re convicted and convinced of what the truth is. And what and what for we’re fighting. I’ve seen convicted criminals outside the Court looking less somber and guiltless than the McCanns have.

I don’t know about you, but I’m going to have a drink. Not to drown my sorrows, but to refresh myself and gather strength for the long fight I'm facing. Against the powerful.

Cheers. Here's to Maddie.

PS Went to peek at The Sun... they're not gloating. Now, that says much more than the Judge said today.