The lawyers representing Covington Catholic High School student Nick Sandmann and his family said Friday they have sent letters to media outlets, individual journalists, celebrities and Catholic organizations as the first step in possible libel and defamation lawsuits.
The list includes 50-plus names of organizations or individuals: from presidential hopeful Elizabeth Warren to actress Alyssa Milano; individual journalists including Maggie Haberman, Ana Cabrera and David Brooks; national media outlets like the The New York Times, CNN, GQ and TMZ; and the dioceses of Covington and Lexington as well as the archdioceses of Louisville and Baltimore.I hope that young Sandmann becomes rich, but I also hope that he doesn't lose his faith.
The worst thing about this mob against him and his fellows was to have their spiritual leaders -- the Dioceses -- join the mob and betray them without even knowing the full story. I've repeatedly pointed out that all mobs are demonic. Assuming that my assertion about mobs is correct, what can we conclude about the leaders of these dioceses?
We expect creatures like Kathy Griffin (on the list in the link above) and Alyssa Milano to stir up strife and call for blood. They are, after all, the declared enemies of white, pro-life Catholic young men.
The most painful thing for anyone, however, is to have a trusted friend stab you in the back and the dioceses' leaders were more than just friends to Sandmann, et. al.
They were the boys' spiritual fathers.
Those who the Covington students should have been able to trust were their Judases. One wonders which god they serve. One wonders who those leaders call "father."
And if those on the list are lucky this will be the most dire outcome for them.
There are worse fates.
(Thanks to Don Surber)
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