I'm Just Doing My Job


Have you ever heard someone say, I’m just doing my job? When the person says it, they are trying to imply, that what they are doing is justified and they have the authority to do what ever it is, they are doing. The problem is today the employees of the government and corporate sectors, of our beloved country, say those words many times, when they have neither the authority nor the justification to do what ever it is they are doing.

Let me explain, with some examples, I heard a girl on Alex Jones explain how a NYPD Officer grabbed her camera from her last week because she was filming. On August 3rd Bloomberg made a permit required to film in the city, all in violation of the first amendment. So this girl loses her camera and the cop said the magic words “I’m just doing my job”. Saying this, the cop makes himself feel like what he is doing is alright, but while in the back of his head, he knows it is wrong. It also gives the impression of authority and justification, as mentioned above, to the victim.

My personal experience with this is with the UNITED STATE MARSHALS interrogator, who went by the name of James. He confessed to me in the back of the black SUV, while I was chains and handcuffs, that there is no law for income tax. I said how the heck can you arrest the guy then? You just confessed, you know he broke no laws. We were speaking of Ed Brown of course. He replied “I’m just doing my job”. I felt like throwing up. I could never justify acting on behalf of a lie. I was not raised like that, never have and never will. I would quit like Joe Bannister did or like Sherry Jackson did at the IRS. They could not live the lie. I guess, either you have the love of truth or you do not. (Article Continues)