I read in the local mainstream news some werewolves have volunteered at a hospice in the city I live in.<\/p>\n
At first, I thought it was a dark ploy to savage patients who\u2019d be easy prey. <\/p>\n
But as I read the article further, I saw that the werewolves had been helping out there for a month with no patients harmed. <\/p>\n
In fact, \u201csome of the patients miraculously got well, as if the werewolves had supernatural healing powers.\u201d <\/p>\n
Near the end of the article it concluded werewolves were really nice people who just happened to be murderous monsters; it also read, \u201cWho among us is perfect anyway?\u201d<\/p>\n
Then I realized the werewolves were just up to a PR campaign for damage control. <\/p>\n
And by the way the mainstream news was attempting to make them saintlike and worthy of veneration, I could see the werewolves had paid them serious money to write the BS puff piece about them, just like celebs do.<\/p>\n
I\u2019ve no doubt that once the werewolves\u2019 PR stunt is over, they\u2019ll go back to ripping people to pieces when full moons and dark nights kill off any impulse controls they might have had. <\/p>\n
But I suspect you won\u2019t hear a peep out of the mainstream press because it won\u2019t fit their narrative, and they\u2019re still beholden to the werewolves PR campaign\u2019s largess. <\/p>\n
This werewolf news nonsense is like the fake news puff piece they ran a week ago about reformed vampires sucking ketchup out of plastic bottles instead of draining the blood out of flesh and blood humans. <\/p>\n
Yeah, sure. Like that\u2019s believable.<\/p>\n
Bob Boyd<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
I read in the local mainstream news some werewolves have volunteered at a hospice in the city I live in. At first, I thought it was a dark ploy to savage patients who\u2019d be easy prey. But as I read the article further, I saw that the werewolves had been helping out there for a… Continue reading