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Sunday, July 28, 2013
by R J Shulman
SANFORD, Florida – (PTSD News Service) – Celebrity attorney
Mark O’Maera has asked the question, “what does one have to be considered a
hero around here?” He, of course, is referring
to the remarkable day that his client, George Zimmerman had last Thursday. O’Maera reported, “after George save the
family from the overturned SUV, he pulled a family of four from their burning
house and while en route to a local shelter to donate food to poor people, he
rescued three woman who had been held captive in a basement by a deranged sex
offender for a decade, and then while at a local hospital to visit with
children with cancer, he overheard and broke up an Al Qaeda cell that was
planning to blow up Orlando and while driving home from that he jumped out of
his car in time to save the cutest family of ducks you ever saw who were
crossing the road in front of a runaway school bus full of special needs
children that he was able to jump onto and stop when the driver had a heart
attack who was then saved by George using CPR.
Yet all the liberal media want to report is all of the demonstrations in
support of a thug who broke off a piece of lethal sidewalk and tried to pummel
this amazing hero, George Zimmerman to death.”
O’Maera said that he can’t believe that his client was able
to get a fair trial in such a biased country.
“I just don’t understand that after all of the good deeds that
George has done in one day that no one
reported it. I mean, what does a guy
have to around here to get arrested, oops a poor choice of words, but you know
what I mean.”
Zimmerman was unavailable for comment, but a spokesperson
said that George was in the Middle East getting Israel and the Palestinians to
sign a new peace treaty before he planned to visit Geneva, Switzerland where he
plans to drop off a new cure for cancer that he developed.
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