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Perry Mason’s Speech
During his closing argument, Mason addressed the court directly, his voice steady but impassioned.
“Ladies and gentlemen, we live in an age where technology promises justice. We’re told that artificial intelligence can solve our deepest societal problems, that it can replace the biases of humanity with the purity of logic. But let me ask you this: who decides what this machine knows? Who programs its understanding of truth?
Clara Reynolds has come forward with a story that defies the neat categories of evidence and logic. Her pain, her courage, and her resilience are real. But JusticeGPT—this so-called neutral arbiter—cannot see her humanity. It cannot hear the cries of those silenced by fear or understand the patterns of abuse that hide in plain sight.
This is not just about Clara. This is about every survivor who has been told that their story doesn’t fit the mold of what we call justice. This is about systems—whether human or artificial—that fail to recognize the complexity of evil.
If we allow ourselves to be blinded by the promise of technology, we risk losing the very essence of justice: empathy, understanding, and the courage to confront uncomfortable truths.”
The Verdict
The jury deliberated for hours, torn between the AI’s cold analysis and the raw power of Mason’s words. In the end, they returned a verdict in favor of Clara, acknowledging that her story deserved to be heard and her abusers held accountable.
The case became a landmark moment, sparking debates about the role of technology in justice and the importance of centering survivor voices in the pursuit of truth.
Epilogue
Mason sat with Clara on the courthouse steps, the weight of the trial finally lifting.
“Thank you for believing me,” Clara said quietly.
“Justice isn’t about machines or systems,” Mason replied. “It’s about people. And as long as I’m here, I’ll keep fighting for those who need a voice.”
Joe and Mike’s Summary of Sutton’s Wall Street and the Bolshevik Revolution
Joe: So here’s the wild part, bro — Antony C. Sutton, the Stanford Hoover fellow, drops this bombshell that the Bolshevik Revolution wasn’t some purely grassroots worker uprising. According to him, a bunch of Western bankers — especially from Wall Street — secretly financed Lenin’s boys. Sutton argues that the same elites who built up industrial America, the Rockefellers, Morgans, and their allies, were hedging their bets on both sides of history.
Mike: Yeah, man, it’s like the world’s biggest “win-win” play. Sutton says these financiers didn’t care about ideology — capitalism, communism, whatever — they just wanted control. The idea was to centralize power and resources, and Russia was this massive untapped market. So by bankrolling the Bolsheviks, Wall Street could shape what came next, get access to Russian resources, and make sure no truly independent economic system emerged.
Joe: Exactly. Sutton even traces real transactions — like how big American banks allegedly helped move gold and funds through intermediaries like Sweden. It’s not some random conspiracy — the dude backs it up with documents.
Mike: But the punchline? The same families — Rothschild, Rockefeller, Warburg — come out sitting pretty. The revolution burns down the old aristocracy, but the new system still owes debt to Western finance. It’s the oldest trick in the book — controlled opposition.
South Park Parody: “Communism: Sponsored by Goldman & Sons”
Joe: So in the South Park version, Cartman finds out that every time he wears a Che Guevara T-shirt, he’s actually advertising for a company called Che-Cola, a brand owned by the Rothschilds.
Mike: Yeah, and Kyle’s like, “Dude, you realize your revolution comes with a coupon code?” Then the kids visit “Rockefeller Elementary,” where the principal, Mr. Soros, gives a PowerPoint explaining how both communism and capitalism are just marketing strategies for the same billionaires.
Joe: The best part is when Lenin’s hologram shows up to teach socialism, but halfway through, the PowerPoint glitches and plays a Rockefeller Foundation promo — “Empowering equality since 1913.”
Mike: And in true South Park fashion, it ends with Stan saying, “So wait… rich people invented communism to protect their money?” and Cartman replying, “Yeah, dude, it’s called Rothschildonomics.”