MLK 50th Anniversary Of A Widely Plagiarized Speech : Obama's Speechwriters Pour It On Thick And I Mean THICK

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They've been doing it all week, but today it reached a fever pitch, with the verminous morality athletes at the New York Times continuing to pour on the slobbering, sickening, sycophantic love-fest on the anniversary of Mike King's widely plagiarized "I Have A Dream" speech.

Obama is pictured on the front page of Amerika's newspaper of record today kneeling down to address Mike King's only granddaughter (at right).

No word from the Times of course if the King fambly charged the White House  for that photo opp, in the same way that  they charged the National Parks Service an eight hundred thousands dollar licensing fee for usage of Mike King's (largely plagiarized) words on the made-in-china sculpture erected not long ago on the Mall. Classy, that.

The White House gives us this "rousing" Obama speech from today (note: it is filmed in such a way as to conceal the fact that Obama, as he reads his white speechwriter's words from a teleprompter, is actually behind a wall of bulletproof glass) :



I'm sorry: knowing what I know, this shit grosses me out so much, it is hard to carry on.

It's almost like a reverse Dunning-Kruger type syndrome, where the cognitive dissonance is so pervasive, and yet, only dissidents to the current political order (readers of this bog and the alt right in general), seem to be sensitive to it.

Make no mistake: the verminous reality contortionists at Amerika's  newspaper of record are aware of the fact that the vast majority of the sheeple just don't get it.

For now...