Don't Mess With The Men In Black

I mentioned in a previous post the comments by Seymour Hersh in his recent speech at Berkeley, how he was almost certain that the US Secret Service would not at all be pleased with the bloody red meat of "paling around with terrorists" (notice the use of the plural form) being served up by Sarah Mooselini of late at her Nuremberg-like rallies. And McCain's 100% pure "all attacks all the time" TV ads have undeniably fueled the spittle-flecked rage of the attendees in line for McCain-Palin campaign events being captured on various YouTube videos.

These people are insane. They're being whipped into a frenzy. And they like owning lots of guns.

As one commenter here noted, Hersh is rarely, if ever, wrong about anything having to do with skulduggery and politics. And lo and behold, on Saturday we were treated to the spectacle of McCain having to grab the microphone away from the bag-lady audience member who had simply started to regurgitate the very same talking points that McCain's own handlers had been injecting into the campaign for weeks. And then he had to launch into a passionate defense of his opponent as a "family man" and a "patriot". As the audience booed.

I get the feeling at that moment a lot of hard-faced men and women with sunglasses and earpieces were nodding to each other in grim satisfaction.

Don't mess with the Men in Black.

Take it away, Will...