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Wednesday, March 11, 2015
Black Mob Violence Spreads As President Preaches Victimization In Selma
The President celebrated black victimization at his recent speech in Selma, but around the rest of the country, black people were making the successful transition from victim to predator.
Within a few days of the President’s Selma speech, black mob violence and black on white crime proceeded apace, much of it on video. None of it acknowledged as racial violence in local media.
Here is a smattering from around the country:
At Chuck E. Cheese outside of Cleveland, a large group of black people attending a birthday party said they were unhappy that one of the machines was not working. So they attacked the staff, sending five to the hospital with “serious” injuries, including a teenager girl who was knocked unconscious.
Much the way Congressman John Lewis reminded us on Sunday at Selma that he too was knocked unconscious.
This is just the latest is a series of recent episodes of black mob violence in Chuck E. Cheese stores around the country, including Long Island, Florida, South Carolina, St. Louis, Dearborn, California, Memphis, Commack, Beaumont, Colorado Springs and other places.
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Tuesday, December 16, 2014
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Thursday, November 27, 2014
Black Mob Violence Now A Sickness
Colin Flaherty, Nov. 26, 2014, American Thinker
Thank you, Ferguson: Thanks to you we learned that black mob violence is now a sickness -- not just a problem.
And no one is sicker than the reporters who ignore, condone, excuse, and even encourage it, as we learned from the latest riot.
For reporters, Mike Brown has always been a moving target: At first the Gentle Giant was cut down for no reason whatsoever. Reporters ate it up and black mob violence followed.
Read more: www.americanthinker.com
Thank you, Ferguson: Thanks to you we learned that black mob violence is now a sickness -- not just a problem.
And no one is sicker than the reporters who ignore, condone, excuse, and even encourage it, as we learned from the latest riot.
For reporters, Mike Brown has always been a moving target: At first the Gentle Giant was cut down for no reason whatsoever. Reporters ate it up and black mob violence followed.
Read more: www.americanthinker.com
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Tuesday, March 25, 2014
WDRB 41 Louisville News
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Related: Louisville Black Mobs
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By Colin Flaherty, Mar. 23, 2014, WND
Ten years ago, the media in Louisville, Ky.,
could have gotten away with reporting this weekend’s events this way: A group
of 10 “roving teens got into a fight with two girls … then it happened a few
more times over two hours.”
But now, less than 24 hours after a mob of 30
black people roamed through the city’s downtown Saturday, beating, laughing,
destroying property, sending three seriously hurt people to the hospital and
walking away laughing, outraged citizens in Louisville are asking two
questions: Why is black mob violence such a problem? And when is local media
going to start telling the truth about it?
Samantha Craven saw one of the attacks: “I
seriously just witnessed a man get beat (almost) to death on Broadway right by
4th street live,” she wrote at the WAVE-TV News site. “He was jumped by AT
LEAST 30 kids!! There was blood everywhere. … This is the craziest s— I’ve ever
seen in my life! I’m shaking. … I wanna cry.”
Later, via email, Craven described the
attackers as black and added, “As we drove away, we noticed the group still
walking laughing and carrying on a few blocks down.”
WHAS-TV News described one of the assaults as a
“fight.” But it was hardly that.
“It was a group of black teens,” said Craig
Roberts of Louisville. “Wonder why they won’t mention that.”
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