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The following is an excerpt from ?The Antidote:? Jesse Lee Petersen talks about the coming race war in America.
http://www.wnd.com/2016/09/obama-black-leaders-white-agitators-seem-intent-on-fomenting-racial-unrest/
"Although the national media will not show the Brooklyn McDonald?s video or the hundreds of other videos of young black people behaving badly, white people in the millions are watching those videos. Many show whites being attacked for no other reason than that they are white. Closed from legitimate channels of debate on racial matters, white people are going underground with their discontent, and the responses are not always what we might want them to be."
The comments section on LiveLeak reveals the increasing anger among white people. ?I?m so angry after watching that. That dirty f***** b***h needs to be hung from the nearest tree,? reads one comment. ?If that isn?t a hate crime and felony then what is?? reads a second. And a third, ?I really hope someone hangs that f***** from a tree one night. Swap the races and that would be national news and they?d be screaming for the death penalty!? There are two major takeaways from these comments. One is that white people don?t buy the media spin anymore. They know that there is a glaring double standard in the way crime is being reported and even prosecuted. The second is that many are willing to express their anger in racially taboo terms.
The media?s natural impulse is to bury stories of black-on-white crime, even those with multiple victims. This the national media did successfully in December 2000 after brothers Reginald and Jonathan Carr raped, sexually humiliated, and shot five decent young men and women, killing four. Days earlier, the brothers had shot and killed another white woman. Despite the heinous nature of the crimes, the story of the ?Wichita Massacre? barely left Wichita. The Kansas City media would not even talk about it. This was too bad if for no other reason than to show once again how paternal abandonment and abuse can fill the children left behind with murderous rage. The brothers? upbringing was textbook family breakdown. Their targeting of white victims was hardly random. The media?s indifference was not random either.
At the time of Gray?s death, Baltimore had a black mayor, a black police chief, a majority black city council, and a police force less than half white. All the excuses used in Ferguson were out the window. That did not stop the alchemists from blaming everyone but themselves. ?I think there are police departments that have to do some soul searching,? said Barack Obama. ?I think there?s some communities that have to do some soul searching. But I think we as a country have to do some soul searching. This is not new. It?s been going on for decades.?
What has been going on for decades is the refusal of most black people to do any soul searching. All Obama did with his comments was create an environment for blacks to blame police. These were code words for ?racism is real,? and the problem is the white man. All that the Baltimore state?s attorney did by indicting six police officers ? three of them black ? was to confirm that black people?s problems are someone else?s fault. In truth, nothing is going to change for the people in Baltimore ? the people of America ? until they take responsibility for their own lives.
http://www.wnd.com/2016/09/obama-black-leaders-white-agitators-seem-intent-on-fomenting-racial-unrest/
"Although the national media will not show the Brooklyn McDonald?s video or the hundreds of other videos of young black people behaving badly, white people in the millions are watching those videos. Many show whites being attacked for no other reason than that they are white. Closed from legitimate channels of debate on racial matters, white people are going underground with their discontent, and the responses are not always what we might want them to be."
The comments section on LiveLeak reveals the increasing anger among white people. ?I?m so angry after watching that. That dirty f***** b***h needs to be hung from the nearest tree,? reads one comment. ?If that isn?t a hate crime and felony then what is?? reads a second. And a third, ?I really hope someone hangs that f***** from a tree one night. Swap the races and that would be national news and they?d be screaming for the death penalty!? There are two major takeaways from these comments. One is that white people don?t buy the media spin anymore. They know that there is a glaring double standard in the way crime is being reported and even prosecuted. The second is that many are willing to express their anger in racially taboo terms.
The media?s natural impulse is to bury stories of black-on-white crime, even those with multiple victims. This the national media did successfully in December 2000 after brothers Reginald and Jonathan Carr raped, sexually humiliated, and shot five decent young men and women, killing four. Days earlier, the brothers had shot and killed another white woman. Despite the heinous nature of the crimes, the story of the ?Wichita Massacre? barely left Wichita. The Kansas City media would not even talk about it. This was too bad if for no other reason than to show once again how paternal abandonment and abuse can fill the children left behind with murderous rage. The brothers? upbringing was textbook family breakdown. Their targeting of white victims was hardly random. The media?s indifference was not random either.
At the time of Gray?s death, Baltimore had a black mayor, a black police chief, a majority black city council, and a police force less than half white. All the excuses used in Ferguson were out the window. That did not stop the alchemists from blaming everyone but themselves. ?I think there are police departments that have to do some soul searching,? said Barack Obama. ?I think there?s some communities that have to do some soul searching. But I think we as a country have to do some soul searching. This is not new. It?s been going on for decades.?
What has been going on for decades is the refusal of most black people to do any soul searching. All Obama did with his comments was create an environment for blacks to blame police. These were code words for ?racism is real,? and the problem is the white man. All that the Baltimore state?s attorney did by indicting six police officers ? three of them black ? was to confirm that black people?s problems are someone else?s fault. In truth, nothing is going to change for the people in Baltimore ? the people of America ? until they take responsibility for their own lives.
