Who Is Quilty Of Being The Sword Of Truth?

It's like if you have a quilt and a thread is loose and they see that thread, they say, forget the rest of the quilt. It's not guilty ~ Gil Garcetti (dob 8/5/1941) Los Angeles County's 40th District Attorney for two terms, from 1992 until November 7, 2000. Garcetti's first term was dominated by his office's prosecution of the O.J. Simpson double-murder trial.

Who is "The Sword of Truth"? An individual using the anonymous option and typing in the name The Sword of Truth (TSOT) previously commented on this blog... although now that I have disabled anonymous commenting TSOT is gone (or the ID is gone but not necessarily the person behind it). I have previously guessed that TSOT was another blogger known as Truth101, but he denied it was him. Prior to me disallowing anonymous commenting an Anon suggested that TSOT might be rAtional nAtion.

Now (using my Sherlock skills), I have hit upon a clue that may point to the blogger behind TSOT. I noticed this clue while reading the blog Progressive Eruptions. Specifically I noticed the clue contained in the following comment left by TSOT...

The Sword of Truth: Partisanship, by it's very nature blinds one to thoroughly considering, let alone understanding all viewpoints. ... Both ideological extremes are quilty of this. Denying this truth is either naive or stupid. (8/13/2013 AT 11:41am).

Speaking against partisanship? That could be something an individual who identifies as Libertarian and has problems with both of this country's two major parties might do, no? But (and this is the clue)... both ideological extremes are "quilty" of this? Quilty? This could just be a typo (even thought the "Q" and "G" keys are nowhere near one another), but I do remember another individual who made this same typo numerous times. That individual? rAtional nAtion.

Following are eight examples of this typo from Mr. nAtion (found via Google)...

1. rAtional nAtion: Yeah, Zimmerman is quilty of his elevator stopping shy of the top floor. I'll leave it at that. (RN comment from Contra O'Reilly post "wd Lies AGAIN 2", 8/1/2013).

2. rAtional nAtion: Again, a verdict of "not quilty" does not necessarily imply innocence. It does default to fully restoring to the individual found "not guilty" of the charges brought against him/her their full freedom. (RN comment from the RN post "Race Baiting at the Highest Level of the Federal Government", 7/19/2013).

3. rAtional nAtion: And today the jury spoke. Not quilty of second degree murder. (RN comment from the Libertarian Republican post "Zimmerman's Trial: Day 1 of Closing Arguments", 7/13/2013).

4. rAtional nAtion: My disgust with both parties, their antics, and their inability to resolve the major issues of times. Rather than talking with and negotiating they talk at each other, more interested in winning and preserving power for the party. In all honesty I must say the rEpublicans are most quilty of this. (RN comment from the RN post "The Scandal That Won't Go Away", 5/17/2013).

5. rAtional nAtion: Was there a cover up? Likely not! Possible mismanagement, maybe. If this were a crime GWB and others before him are quilty and their Secretaries as well, maybe. (RN comment from the PE post "Benghazi: Krokodil for Conservatives", 5/9/2013).

6. rAtional nAtion: As much as I am sure the bastards are quilty and I would like nothing better than to see the surviving bastard tried as an enemy combatants and when convicted put to a slow torturous death it can't logically be justified under the Constitution. (RN comment from the Swash Zone post "Mirandize This!", 4/21/2013).

7. rAtional nAtion: The tone of this post is as critical of neo cons as it is of ultra liberals. Because in general {at least in MHO} Both are quilty of the divide and conquer mentality. (RN comment from RN post "Thoughts On Our Current Political Climate", 10/22/2011).

8. rAtional nAtion: Read Animal Farm. you will see the eventual ends of the socialist/statist juggernaut. The quilty verdict is in part justified. However, a second guilty should be pronounced on a complicit democratic party as well. (RN comment from Truth101 post "Judgement Day!", 4/15/2010).

When someone makes the same typo SO MANY TIMES can it be pointed to as an identifying trait? Yes, I found the same typo made by other people - but with Mr. nAtion, not only do we have multiple examples of the "quilty" typo, but we also have similar sentiments in regards to the rEpublican and dEmocratic parties. So, could TSOT and RN be one in the same? I report, you be the ultimate judge. Your views and thoughts are most welcome.

However, if RN is TSOT, the question then is... why is he submitting so many comments using this ID to his supposed friend Shaw's blog? For example, on this comment thread TSOT submits four comments in a row that don't add up to much. Whoever TSOT is, what is the point of this? And if TSOT is RN, why use an anonymous ID? PE isn't a blog RN is banned from. Also, note another typo in this comment thread... TSOT publishes as "The Sword pf Truth". P and O are at least near each other on the keyboard I suppose.

Anyway, RN seemed to enjoy my "Sherlocking"... when I noticed that an Anon frequently placed periods in the middle of his sentences, RN made fun of my observation on his blog with a post praising me that also mentioned "misplaced periods". Given that, here is some more sherlocking presented for the enjoyment of my readers; but more importantly, for the enjoyment of RN (I'm sure he will LMAO).

After my last post I thought RN had been discussed here enough and that it was time to move on to other topics. But because RN recently asked, "now, why don't you do another post about RNUSA?", I have decided to do one more to satisfy RN's request. Why? Because Mr. nAtion's wish is my command. RN should consider this commentary my tribute and gift him. Maybe we can be friends now?

SWTD #191, lDel #4