by Bishop Dunkin, ©2023
(Dec. 28, 2023) — “Trump Won” (3:30)
Once upon a time there was a little village which had a fair smattering of contented, if not happy, people. These people looked out for their neighbors, what people used to do before Barry Soetoro, aka Obama, and his Communist racist henchman, Eric Holder, came on the scene. But this story isn’t about politics; it’s a story about the ability to think for yourself.
This town had a leading citizen, a dynamo of a man who worked his tail off and didn’t waste the time that God gave him drinking alcohol, smoking anything or doing drugs, so he was wealthy yet generous, always lending a helping hand to anyone in need.
Also, in this town lived a small-minded little weasel of a man named Jack Smith. Jack Smith was ignorant and arrogant; there’s no other way to describe him. His acquaintances included small-minded little people of no distinction, all following wherever lies and greed took them, and they all shared the cardinal sin of envy.
So, you know where this story is taking you, right inside a courtroom with bogus charges against an innocent man, but that’s not the punchline. The punchline is the following:
One day a great storm visited the little town. The sky turned dark and a strong wind blew, and everyone ran for his life. Due to washed-away bridges and fallen trees, there was only one road to safety. Some people had car problems, so neighbors divvied up and helped everyone in need, or almost everyone.
You see, Jack Smith and his associates had car problems and were stuck on the side of the road. Townspeople passed them, police and ambulance passed, firetrucks passed, yet no one stopped to help Jack Smith, Fani Willis, Letitia James and associates.
Well, to make a long story short, that’s the last anybody saw any of them. Nobody knows what happened; maybe they moved or maybe they didn’t, but the bottom line is that they all vanished.
It’s been a while since the Great Storm, but here’s the thing: whenever someone behaves like a total jerk, he says, “Don’t act like Jack Smith.”
“Justice for All” (2:24)