Michael J. Merritt
Judicial Homicide
The execution of a judicial system’s judgment should not violate the foundation of law on which it stands. If the people of a republic allow themselves to execute their wrath, they are just as guilty as the individual or group they are passing judgment on. The involvement of the state and the number of conspirators […]
The Forgotten
Those who portray righteousness carry the most guilt while persecuting and imprisoning the misunderstood and the innocent, while criminalizing those that threaten their unconstitutional reality. I served my country for 20 years not because of what it is, but because of what I believe it can be if we have the courage to make it […]
Savior Blade
As I slit my wrists to feel my pain’s suspension,that is spread across the fourth dimension.I see the end of my pain quickened by panic and hypertension. The vain persecute those that are in pain of wanting attention,as they cry out for help while dying in false detention. Hurting those that I love was never […]
Tombstone Rampart
The Form of Death Ground
A fool will sacrifice their honor to win a battle. A conqueror will maintain their honor until they have won the war. A fool’s greatest enemy is not their adversary; it is the haunting evidence of their treachery in previous battles. The honorable evolve with the patience of fine wine, while the foolish are dying […]
Crucified
A badge does not validate an officer’s representation of the laws of a republic. It only shows evidence of the people’s trust in them to protect and serve. When there is an element of law enforcement that fails to represent the law, it is the responsibility of the people to remove that flaw. I detest […]
Evolution of the Witch Trial
When evidence is superseded by the prejudice of social climate within a republic’s justice system, the witches that we persecute will forever evolve to the form of whatever society hates. At the same time, the innocent are burned and destroyed at the people’s stake.
The Form of Obsession
Declaration of Independence
We did not win our freedom on July 4, 1776. We earned our sovereign right to defend it in accordance with our founding documents that were put forth and those that evolved from that day. In this life, we will only find peace if we have the courage to defend our freedom from the tyranny […]


