The domestic abuse case of Ray Rice the former Baltimore Ravens running back and Rutgers star is dominating the headlines of the major “corporate owned” media outlets. The question to be asked is to what end is all of this attention being focused?

While what Ray Rice did is deplorable and indefensible, and that domestic abuse is despicable, as one who is always suspicious of ‘corporate owned” media as being tools for the power elite in the society – it begs to question: why such a focus?

Historically where the “corporate owned media” has been in lock step on a story there is an agenda at work. Sometimes the agenda is to distract the public from more important world events like the near military conflict that erupted between the US and China recently, the collapse of the United Kingdom, or Pope Francis stating that World War III has begun albeit through proxy wars being fought all over the globe.

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Again, this is no way is intended to be dismissive of the egregious act performed by Ray Rice, but if 1 in 3 women in America are the victims of some form of domestic abuse why is Ray Rice now the poster child? Many wives sadly and unfortunately have been murdered by their husbands, however when we think of this heinous act what name comes to mind? Did I hear someone say OJ? And perhaps the most egregious and heinous of all acts-that of child molestation again what name comes to mind? Michael Jackson?

Let us see what face becomes the face of child abuse? Any guesses? Perhaps the running back for the Minnesota Vikings? Looks like a pattern – even to the uninitiated in how propaganda works.

Submitted by Christopher A. Clarke on 9/16/14. 

Christopher A. Clarke is managing editor of Black2020.Com and can be reached through the sites contact page.