Even After Black Supremacist Massacres of Jews, Media Continues to Deny Their Existence
The Democrats and their media have been aggressively working to shut down FBI monitoring of black supremacist groups. Democrat Senate members, notably Senator Cory Booker, had berated the FBI over its Black Identity Extremists category despite a series of black supremacist terrorist attacks linked to the Black Lives Matter protests.
Including the murder of white police officers in Dallas.
The FBI had been trying to track black supremacist violence, but were shut down by the Obama administration leading to the massacre of police officers.
The Justice Department was warned that the New Black Panther Party was advocating the ambush assassinations of police officers. Obama’s DOJ, which had protected the black nationalist terror group through everything from voter intimidation to major terror plots, laughed off the threat.
Micah Xavier Johnson, the Dallas black nationalist terrorist, had attended meetings of the People’s New Black Panther Party whose members were present with weapons at the scene of the anti-police hate rally. Despite the claims that Johnson was a random lunatic with no connection to the otherwise “peaceful” protest, his brand of lunacy was mainstream among groups such as the New Black Panther Party and the New Black Panther Party had supporters at the highest levels of government.
Despite being caught on video engaging in voter intimidation, New Black Panther Party thugs had gotten a pass from the DOJ. A plot to murder a police chief and bomb the Gateway Arch led only to gun charges. The Justice Department had not only helped incite much of the anti-police hate that led to the massacre in Dallas, but it had acted to protect a violent hate group close to the heart of the plot.
Then, last year, the Black Hebrew Israelites, a racist black supremacist cult at the center of the Covington case which had been praised by the Washington Post and the New York Times, carried out two brutal terrorist attacks against Jews.
Including an attack against a synagogue.
When the shooting had ended, Moshe Hersh Deutsch, a yeshiva student who was known for helping distribute food packages to the needy, Mrs Leah Mindel Ferencz, a mother of 3 who helped her husband run the grocery store, and Miguel Jason Rodriguez, the father of an 11-year-old daughter and a parishioner at an Assemblies of God church, were all dead.
Anderson, who left behind anti-Semitic and anti-police writings, had also killed Detective Joseph Seals, a father of 5, and wounded Officer Ray Sanchez and Officer Ferenella Fernandez.
The black nationalist terrorist had hated cops and Jews. He managed to kill both.
David Anderson, the Kosher supermarket shooter, had a whole YouTube playlist of such ugly incidents. In one video, a Black Israelite preacher shouts, “Satan is in you” at a Jewish man. “You stole our history. You are pretending to be us. The messiah, who is a black man, is going to kill you.”
Then came the next attack.
Thomas entered a rabbi's home in Monsey, N.Y., around 9:52 p.m. Saturday as dozens of congregants from a nearby synagogue celebrated the seventh night of Hanukkah by lighting candles and reciting prayers.
With his face obscured by a scarf, Thomas said, "No one is leaving." Then he took out a machete and began stabbing and slashing people in the rabbi's home, federal prosecutors wrote in the charging document.
Five people had serious injuries, including one victim who sustained a severed finger. Federal authorities say one victim is still in critical condition with a skull fracture.
Family members of those who survived the attack told NPR that some of the people at the house threw furniture, including a coffee table, at Thomas to thwart his attack.
Witnesses said he stumbled out of the rabbi's home bloodied and attempted to enter a nearby synagogue, but it was locked
He later died. The black supremacist killer all but got off because a lefty went to bat for him by exploiting the religious faith of the family of the murder victim.
The FBI might have been in a better position to stop these black supremacist attacks if Senator Booker and other Democrats, along with the media, hadn't been pressuring the FBI to stop monitoring the 'black identity extremists' category.
Earlier this summer, Booker had grinned at a Senate grilling of FBI Director Christopher Wray. “So, you no longer use the term Black Identity Extremism,” he had gloated. “That's great news.”
“So nobody is being investigated or surveilled under black identity extremism?” he demanded.
At the Senate hearing, Booker followed the same talking points as other defenders of black nationalism did, objecting to Director Wray’s suggestion that racist violence was coming from both sides of the spectrum. “That language you said, both ends of the spectrum, the murders at synagogues, the murders we've seen motivated,” he rambled. “You said both ends of the spectrum, as if there actually is a movement of black identity extremism: it's almost creating this reality.”
And he wasn’t alone.
Booker, along with Senator Kamala Harris, Senator Dick Durbin, Senator Chris Coons, Senator Amy Klobuchar, Senator Sheldon Whitehouse, and Senator Richard Blumenthal had sent a letter to Attorney General Barr this year claiming that "so-called 'Black identity extremists'" was a "fabricated term based on a faulty assessment of a small number of isolated incidents."
A letter by the Congressional Black Caucus had also taken issue with the BIE category. Rep. Donald M. Payne Jr, who represents the district in which the Kosher market shooting happened, is a CBC member.
Now, a year later, they're at it again with this wildly dishonest article by Jana Winter at Yahoo News.
More than three years after the FBI came under fire for claiming “Black identity extremists” were a domestic terrorism threat, the bureau has issued a new terrorism guide that employs almost identical terminology, according to a copy of the document obtained by Yahoo News.
Outrageous. How dare the FBI track the racist terrorists responsible for multiple attacks?
In 2017, a leaked copy of an FBI report on “Black identity extremists” sparked an outcry from activists, civil rights groups and Congress, who criticized the bureau for portraying disparate groups and individuals as a single movement, even though the only common factor was that those associated with the term were Black Americans.
That's like saying that the only thing white supremacists have in common is that they're white.
“As evidenced by this reference guide, white supremacists are the ones actually carrying out violent attacks, yet the FBI continues to equate them with Black activists and Black-led organizations who exercise their First Amendment-protected right to speak out against racism and racial violence committed by police,” Mark Carter, a staff attorney with the ACLU’s Racial Justice Program, told Yahoo News. “Putting Black activists in the same category as violent racists is absurd and illogical.”
Tell it to the dead police officers in Dallas, and the dead Jews in New York and New Jersey.
Black nationalists are part of the lefty base. And lefty activists and the media are defending them while ensuring that more people are killed.
Malkia Devich-Cyril, the founding director and a senior fellow at MediaJustice in Oakland, Calif., also took issue with the FBI’s classification of Black separatists as racial extremists alongside white supremacists. “The fact is, Black radicalism, including Black separatism, has long been about winning equity, peace and justice for Black people, not about denying it to anyone else — while white supremacist violence has been responsible for the vast majority of domestic terror attacks in 2020 and throughout the last several decades,” she said.
This is a defense of black supremacism. It completely ignores the racist ideologies of the Nation of Islam, a key influencer, and that of other black nationalist groups. It's a false whitewash of these violent racist movements and yet it's allowed to stand. This is how deep the leftist support for black supremacism goes.
Lori Lightfoot’s Chicago Sees 55% Rise in Homicides in 2020
Chicago has just concluded one of the most violent years in its history, with a massive increase in shooting incidents and homicides, Time magazine reports.
Over the course of the year 2020, Chicago suffered 3,237 shooting incidents, Time reported on December 30, an increase of more than 50 percent from the 2,120 incidents reported in the same time frame in 2019.
The city also saw an astounding 55 percent increase in homicides during the same period.
Chicago shootings totaled 4,005 between January 1 and December 16, 2020, the Chicago Tribune reported last month.
In just one weekend, from December 26-27, 27 people were shot in Chicago, seven of them fatally.
Violence against police has been especially affected. The Chicago Sun-Times highlighted in early December that Chicago police officers had faced a three-fold increase in shootings directed at officers.
“Chicago police officers have been shot at 71 times this year, and 10 officers have been struck by bullets,” the article noted. “In the same period of 2019, officers were shot at 18 times, with three officers struck by gunfire.”
While Chicago’s Democrat Mayor Lori Lightfoot has stated she does not support the Defund the Police movement, in October, she proposed cutting $80 million from the budget of the Chicago Police Department.
The record-level violence experienced in Chicago in 2020 was replicated in other Democrat-run cities.
New York City had 1,824 shooting victims as of December 20, 2020, compared to 896 in the same period in 2019, and a 39 percent increase in homicides, leading the New York Times to report 2020 as the city’s deadliest year in “nearly a decade.”
A report from the National Commission on COVID-19 and Criminal Justice (NCCCJ) revealed that homicides had increased by 36 percent across 28 major U.S. cities, including Los Angeles, Atlanta, Detroit, and Philadelphia, between June and October 2020, as compared to the same period in 2019.
In 2020, Philadelphia and Charlotte saw the highest number of homicides since the 1990s, according to local news sources.
The sharp rise in shootings and homicides coincided with coronavirus lockdowns, the shuttering of businesses, and Black Lives Matter protests in cities across the country.
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