REALITY: BLACK MEN ARE APES!
VIDEO: Man Allegedly Fights, Drags Woman from Bronx Subway Train
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Disturbing video footage of a fight between a man and a woman on a New York City subway train surfaced online Thursday.
The video, initially shared by a Twitter user whose account has since been locked, showed a man roughly pushing a woman into a seat on the Bronx 6 train.
He then pulled her onto the floor as she continued to hit and kick him, then turned and walked away. A few seconds later, she got up and kept fighting with him.
“No, step out man, step out,” a passenger told the man as the train came to a halt. He then reached up and grabbed the woman by the hair and dragged her out the open door onto the concrete platform.
Moments later, he kicked her in the stomach as she curled up on the ground.
Throughout the incident, no one on the train tried to stop the fight between the two adults, according to the New York Post.
Thursday evening, the Sergeants Benevolent Association (SBA) retweeted the video and criticized Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-NY) for her aversion to hiring more Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA) officers to patrol the subways:
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“Desperately needed resources would be better invested in subway, bus, maintenance, and service improvements, as well as protecting riders and transit workers from assault rather than in the over-policing of our communities,” Ocasio-Cortez wrote in a December 17 letter to New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo (D).
However, the New York Police Department (NYPD) said it saw a recent increase in crime, CBS New York reported in November.
“According to NYPD numbers, there were 1,185 transit misdemeanor assaults citywide from Jan. 1 until Nov. 17. In 2018, for the same period, there were 1,069. That’s a 10.9% increase for the same time frame.”
Even though some New Yorkers said they felt fairly safe riding the subway, others said they did not.
“It just feels there’s a vibe down there that’s not as nice as it used to be,” subway rider Michael Towers commented, adding, “And I came here in the ’70s and I remember when it was really bad and I think it’s trending towards that now.”
Horror New Year
Hanukkah Five stabbing victim in grave condition as authorities
block information on suspect.
January 2, 2020
Lloyd
Billingsley
“Hanukkah stabbing victim’s
‘dire’ condition revealed,” headlined the January 1, 2020 Fox News story by
Travis Fedschun. The victim was Josef Neumann and according to a statement from
his family, “the 70-year-old was stabbed multiple times during the attack, sustaining injuries that included three cuts to the head, one
cut to the neck, a shattered right arm, and a knife that penetrated his skull
directly into the brain.”
Doctors are not optimistic
about Neumann’s chances to regain consciousness, and “if our father does
miraculously recover partially, doctors expect that he will have permanent
damage to the brain; leaving him partially paralyzed and speech impaired for
the rest of his life.”
A photo released Wednesday by
the Orthodox Jewish Public Affairs Council in Hudson Valley showed the
unconscious Neuman with his bloodied and bruised head heavily sutured. The
70-year old was one of five victims of an attack in Monsey, New York, last
Saturday at the home of Rabbi Chaim Rottenberg.
Shortly before 10 p.m., as the
rabbi was lighting the candle on the seventh night of Hanukkah, a man with face
partially covered burst into the home and began stabbing people with a machete.
The attack claimed five victims, including the rabbi’s son. The suspect was
covered in blood when police arrested him in New York City on December 22.
The suspect was identified as
Grafton Thomas, 37, an African American from Greenwood Lake, New York. News
reports said the suspect’s arrest record had been sealed and the mystery about
possible motive continued into 2020.
“Judge mum on why suspect was
set free last year,” read the second half of the Fox News headline. As Fedschun
revealed, Thomas had “multiple run-ins
with law enforcement” including an arrest for “assaulting a police horse.” The judge assigned to the case refused comment, calling it a
“sealed case.”
After the attack, New York’s
Democrat attorney general Letitia James, proclaimed “zero tolerance for acts of hate of any kind and we will continue to monitor this horrific
situation.”
At this writing, James has
offered no explanation why the prior case was sealed and district attorneys
have declined comment.
After the Hanukkah stabbings,
New York governor Andrew Cuomo cited recent attacks, “motivated by hate. They
are doing mass attacks. These are terrorists in our country perpetrating terrorism on other Americans, and that’s how we should treat it and
that's how I want the laws in this state to treat it.” At this writing, the
governor has made no public demand that the suspect’s previous cases be
unsealed.
In similar style, New York
authorities have announced no plans to prosecute the case as terrorism. The
Southern District of New York is charging Thomas with five counts of
obstruction of free exercise of religious beliefs involving an attempt to kill
and use of a dangerous weapon, and resulting in bodily injury. NBC News
describes the counts as “federal hate crimes charges.”
As Fedschun’s story noted, in
journals recovered from his home Thomas questioned, “why ppl mourned for
anti-Semitism when there is Semitic genocide,” along with a page with drawings
of a Star of David and a swastika. Thomas’ phone revealed repeated
internet searches for “Why did Hitler hate the Jews” as well as “German Jewish
Temples near me” and “Prominent companies founded by Jews in America.”
Thomas’ court-appointed
attorney Susanne Brody claimed the suspect has struggled with bipolar disorder
and schizophrenia. Attorney Michael Sussman, retained by the family, told
reporters Thomas had been hearing voices and may have stopped taking
psychiatric medications. According to Sussman, nothing found in Thomas’ home
pointed to “an anti-Semitic motive.”
According to a statement from
Thomas’ family, the suspect has no history of violent acts, no history of
anti-Semitism and is not a member of any hate groups. The family did cite a
long history of mental illness but an insanity defense could prove difficult.
Such a defense shifts the
burden of proof to the accused, who must prove beyond reasonable doubt that he
did not know the difference between right and wrong at the time of the
crime. The suspect has already
exhibited evidence of planning the attack, and according to victims he covered
his face with a scarf. His flight
from the scene also betrays knowledge of criminal intent.
In 2002, Grafton Thomas joined
the U.S. Marine Corps but left the service within a month. Marine Captain
Karoline Foote told reporters the Corps was required to keep the details private. President
Trump commander in chief of U.S. Armed Forces, might give Capt. Foote a
call.
President Trump condemned the “horrific” attack at
the rabbi’s home and tweeted: “We must all come together to fight, confront,
and eradicate the evil scourge of anti-Semitism. Melania and I wish the victims
a quick and full recovery.” At this writing, recovery looks unlikely for Josef
Neumann.
Meanwhile, after the attack,
New York City mayor Bill de Blasio told Fox News, “An
atmosphere of hate has been developing in this country over the last few years.
A lot of it is emanating from Washington and it’s having an effect on all of
us.” Also after the attack, California Democrat Eric Swalwell tweeted “Anti-Semitism
is on the rise in America. And it’s being stoked by @realDonaldTrump who won’t condemn it.”
The Alarming Escalation of
African American Attacks Against Jews
Are full-fledged riots and mass massacres next?
January 3, 2020
Joseph
Klein
Anti-Semitic attacks have reached epidemic proportions in the New
York metropolitan area. A shooting early last December at a kosher supermarket
in Jersey City left several people dead, including two Hasidic Jews. A
policeman was also killed by the same shooters nearby. The killers aimed to
kill as many Jews as possible before they were struck down. Last Saturday
night, five Jewish people were stabbed by a Jew-hater wielding a machete at a
Hasidic rabbi’s house in the suburb of Monsey, New York. One of the victims
suffered serious head injuries, which has left him in a coma and may result in
permanent damage to his brain. Orthodox Jews residing in the Brooklyn
neighborhoods of Borough Park, Crown Heights and Williamsburg are living in
constant fear, triggered by a slew of anti-Semitic incidents that were a near
daily occurrence during December and have continued into 2020.
These were not violent crimes committed by white nationalists.
While white supremacists continue to pose a major threat to the lives and
well-being of Jews and other minority groups nationwide, the alarming series of
recent anti-Semitic attacks in the New York metropolitan area were conducted
primarily by African Americans.
Anti-Semitic propensities among some African Americans have been
simmering for years, as documented by a survey conducted
back in 2013 by the Anti-Defamation League (ADL) and a second survey
conducted by the ADL in 2016. The 2016 survey noted that over the
past four years, “Anti-Semitic views among the African American population have
remained steady and are higher than the general population.” As compared to the
white population, anti-Semitic propensities among African Americans as measured
in 2016 were more than double that of whites - 23% versus 10% respectively.
This survey also found that Hispanic Americans born outside of the U.S. have
even higher anti-Semitic propensities (31%) than African Americans. The anti-Semitic
propensities of U.S. born Hispanics were measured at 19%, higher than whites
but lower than African Americans.
It is the simmering anti-Semitism within the African American
population that is now spilling over into rampant violence against Jews. The
attacks on Orthodox Jews in New York City, particularly in Brooklyn, have not
stopped with either the end of Hanukkah or the close of 2019. On New Year’s
Day, two women attacked a Hasidic man in South Williamsburg, yelling “I will
kill you Jews.” As the victim tried to use his cellphone to take a photo of his
attackers, one of them snatched the phone out of his hand. After pushing their
victim to the ground, one of the women broke the phone and threw it in his
face.
Why do they keep doing this to us?” asked one Hasidic woman after
the New Year’s Day incident that occurred close to her home. “We mean them no
harm, yet they’re always cursing at us and hitting us.”
Part of the answer is rooted in a hate-filled black supremacist
ideology that has influenced some African Americans willing to move from
militant rhetoric to violence.
The Jersey City murderers were Black Hebrew Israelites, a sect
which includes black supremacists who believe that they are God's true chosen
people as the real descendants of the Hebrews of the Bible. They dismiss whites
who call themselves Jews as imposters.
The accused Monsey machete slasher reportedly kept journals that
were filled with anti-Semitic rants reflective of this ideology and that
referred specifically to “Hebrew Israelites” in one passage.
Even the leftwing Southern
Poverty Law Center (SPLC) listed 144 Black Hebrew Israelite groups as “hate
groups because of their anti-white and antisemitic beliefs.”
SPLC noted that these Black Israelite groups “believe that, as members of the
12 Tribes of Israel – consisting only of African Americans, Hispanics and
Native Americans – they are God’s ‘chosen people.’” They regard Caucasians and
members of the LGBTQ community as ‘devils.’
“Extreme Black Hebrew Israelites believe that individuals outside
the movement are deserving of slavery or death,” SPLC added. Remember that this
assessment is coming from the same organization that finds white supremacists
and Islamophobes lurking everywhere.
But extremist ideology is not the entire answer for the escalating
violence by African Americans against Jews. Some African American leaders have
stoked anti-Semitic accusations that Jews possess too much economic and
political power in the United States, which Jews are supposedly exploiting
against African Americans who live in the same neighborhoods. African Americans
believing such false accusations turn their anger into self-justifications for
violence. Hasidic Jews wearing religious garb living in these neighborhoods
stand out as the most vulnerable targets.
Following the murder of Jews in Jersey City, a black school board
member named Joan Terrell-Paige
posted on Facebook a diatribe against Jews who have moved to
the city. She pooh-poohed the concerns expressed by some political and
religious leaders over the anti-Semitic killings.
“Where was all this faith and hope when Black homeowners
were threatened, intimidated, and harassed by I WANT TO BUY YOUR HOUSE brutes
of the jewish community,” Terrell-Paige wrote. “Are we brave enough to stop the
assault on the Black communities of America?” she added, displaying shocking
indifference to the slaughter of innocent Jews as well as of a policeman.
Terrell-Paige said that she did not regret her post. While some
New Jersey government leaders called for her resignation, a House candidate
John Flora viewed her post as a teaching moment. “To me her remarks were an
invitation for the entire city to discuss honestly what led up to such a
horrific event," Flora said Tuesday.
"There is a lingering resentment in certain transitioning neighborhoods
that I’m not sure repeated sit-downs with the same community leaders will ever
resolve.” He announced a vigil in support of Terrell-Paige on Thursday.
The Hudson County Democratic Black Caucus said that while it did
not agree with “the delivery of the statement made by Ms. Terrell-Paige we
believe that her statement has heightened awareness around issues that must be
addressed.”
Rabbi Avi Shafran responded to such outrageous excuse-making in an
op-ed article entitled “Not-So-Good People.” He wrote:
“No, dear Caucus, the only issue that must be addressed is black
anti-Semitism.
That phrase, of course, isn’t intended to implicate the larger
African-American community, any more than the phrase ‘white anti-Semitism’
implicates all Caucasians.
It simply acknowledges the sad reality that Jew-hatred exists not
only in the fever dreams of racists who hate blacks but also in the delusions
of some of those they hate.”
Progressives leading the Democratic Party leftward, along with
their friends in the mainstream media, refuse to acknowledge this reality. They
shrink from speaking out forcefully against the violence of black racists,
while using every opportunity they can to denounce white supremacists. Heaven
forbid that they upset the narrative of “white privilege” and white
“oppression” of minorities, which casts Jews as part of the oppressor class and
people of color as always the victims.
Democratic Representative Rashida Tlaib even
blamed “white supremacy” for the Jersey City murders by the
black supremacist Hebrew Israelites. “This is heartbreaking. White supremacy
kills,” she wrote in a tweet. Tlaib has since deleted this absurd tweet, but it
reflects her clear anti-Semitic bias.
New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio reverted to
form last Sunday when he blamed the recent spike in
anti-Semitic attacks in New York on an "atmosphere of hate" that has
been “emanating from Washington.” He mentioned only President Trump by name.
While placing some of the blame on divisiveness in Congress, he did not call
out the leading anti-Semites in Congress, Representatives Tlaib, Ilhan Omar and
Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez.
The epidemic of anti-Semitic attacks in the New York metropolitan
area are emanating from within the local African American communities
themselves. The attacks are rationalized or ignored by leftists who believe
that only “privileged” whites commit hate crimes.
Misguided policies that coddle criminals are making it easier for
the violence against Jews to spread, because word gets around that the
perpetrators face no serious consequences. Indeed, the irresponsible no-bail
catch and release policy in New York, which technically went into effect on
January 1st, has already put an
anti-Semitic offender back on the street to continue her rampage. The
get-out-of jail card will likely mean the quick release of most of the other
offenders as well. What good are the increased police patrols in Jewish
neighborhoods promised by Mayor de Blasio and New York State Governor Andrew
Cuomo if the attacks against Jews are treated like petty crimes?
Will there be a repeat of the anti-Jewish riot in
Crown Heights that occurred in 1991? Are massacres of Jews
resulting in many deaths and injuries inevitable if nothing is done to stem the
current level of violence? It’s a distinct possibility. The seeds of African
American anti-Semitism have already been sown. The fertilizer contributing to
their potential fruition into full-fledged riots or mass massacres consists of
a radicalized left obsessed with “white privilege,” lax criminal laws, and
government leaders unwilling to directly confront the scourge of African
American anti-Semitism. Hopefully, there is still time to turn the tide.
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