The Sea Captain and the Epic Battle of Connecticut 2013 Legislative Session In all the directions the Connecticut legislation session of 2013 could have ended up, who would have thought it would be to seal public records of the mass murder/suicide scene that took the lives of so many innocent human beings in Newtown, Connecticut on December 14, 2012. The win goes to the sea captain that was willing to ride the rough seas over human souls where so many human treasures have been lost and stolen. Yesterday, June 5, 2013 the Connecticut House of Representative and the Senate passed a bill that altered FOIA, Freedom of Information Act that sealed “some” of the records relating to the mass murder/suicide in Newtown, CT. It was then sent to Connecticut Governor, Dan Malloy, on the last day of the legislation session of 2013. No public hearings, passed in the wee hours of the morning, off the navigational charts. What an epic battle waged from the Oval office through the Connecticut Governor’s office carried out by a well-seasoned Sea Captain, by the name of Captain O’lobbyist. A campaign course that was charted to put guns on trail, what a masterful public relations spin that spun every drop of sea water away from the major drug companies and psychiatric industry mighty and forceful ship that rides high in the waves of the public education system. It has been rumored this lad, Adam Lanza, had been stolen treasure by that mighty, forceful ship that quietly sails in the high waters of the educational system. At the height of the charted course, hundreds of protesters calling for “all guns” enter the Connecticut Legislative building. The old sea captain, O’lobbyist, looked out over the second story balcony of the Connecticut legislative building that day, as other hearings were underway where that mighty forceful ship was parked to steal more human treasure. The diversion was a win! A small boat carrying some human treasure that had been pulled from the mighty forceful ship arrived at the other hearings underway out of sight from the pubic calling out for “all the guns”. That small boat carried a message to those listening to the mighty forceful ship. That small boat “ablechild.org” captain brought two Newtown parents into the Hearing, the Children’s Committee, to testify against massive psychiatric and drug industry legislation trying to capitalize on the criminal acts that took place in Sandy Hook, Newtown, CT. This was but one small battle that small boat engaged in. There were other battles that little boat fought, in the General Law Committee on a drug safety bill; trying to included two amendments for protect consumers. Everywhere that mighty forceful ship dock, that little boat docked. That little boat pulled up to shore and brought copies of evidence of the dangers that mighty forceful ship was engaged in and cases of the human treasures robbed and hand delivered to all Connecticut lawmakers. The mighty ship took the lawmakers on tours of their powerful ship and showed them shinny objects and gave lavish parties. They promised bright futures of money and fame for the lawmakers. The woman captain of that small little boat couldn’t help notice the old sea captain, O’lobbyists that day of her delivery. She walked over and reached out her hand and shook the Captain’s hand. She said, “Captain what are you orchestrating today?” He replied, “It is a slow day”. She knew that no matter how the legislative session ended in 2013, she would journey on to pull more human treasure from that mighty forceful ship and that there would be other epic battles. It was her belief that that mighty forceful ship would eventually go down. She wasn’t sure how or when, but she knew it would. She needed to keep steering her own boat, no matter how small for one day the epic battle win would be hers. She was blessed to have a boat and pull from that mighty powerful ship human treasure that was lost at sea.
Posted on: Thu, 06 Jun 2013 16:45:40 +0000