BLACKS ARE THE MOST VIOLENT SUBCULTURE IN THE WORLD!
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Man is filmed attempting to rape a woman, 25, on Manhattan subway platform at 11am as bystanders yell at him to stop and she screams in terror
- A man was caught on video attempting to rape a 25-year-old woman, police say
- The horrific attack took place at the train platform for the Q train at Lexington Avenue and East 63 Street around 11am on Saturday
- The man approached a woman, climbed on top of her and 'attempted to rape her' as she screamed in the train station
- A crowd of bystanders formed and yelled at the suspect to leave her alone
- The victim suffered minor injuries but refused medical attention
- New York City has been reeling from a crime wave this year due to the pandemic, rising unemployment and protests
VIDEO: Woman on NYC Subway Platform Knocked Down in Alleged Rape Attempt
A suspect knocked a woman to the ground on a New York City subway platform in an alleged rape attempt in broad daylight on Saturday.
Anyone with information in regard to this incident is asked to call @NYPDTips at 800-577-TIPS.
All calls are anonymous! https://t.co/Ix8s3lptqS
— NYPD NEWS (@NYPDnews) August 30, 2020
The woman was waiting for the Q train on the platform on Saturday around 11 a.m. inside the Lexington Avenue and East 63rd Street station when the suspect approached her, the New York Post reported.
A video released by the New York Police Department (NYPD) showed that the man then knocked the woman to the ground, climbed on top of her, and allegedly tried to rape her.
Other passengers in the area began forming a crowd and eventually intervened in the scuffle.
“Get off her,” members the group yelled at the attacker, according to police.
Police said the woman suffered minor injuries, but refused medical attention at the scene.
The incident was reported to the 19th Precinct of the NYPD and the NYPD Transit Bureau, amNY reported.
The NYPD released the video footage of the suspect Sunday. The suspect is described as a man with a black afro and facial hair with a medium complexion. He was last seen wearing sunglasses, brown shoes, dark cargo pants, and a black long-sleeved shirt.
The suspect remains at large.
California Lawmakers Ready to Consider Slavery Reparations
State senators in California overwhelmingly voted Saturday to endorse setting up a task force to study potential payment of reparations to black Americans whose ancestors were enslaved.
The state Senate supported creating the nine-member commission on a bipartisan 33-3 vote. The measure returns to the Assembly for a final vote before lawmakers adjourn for the year on Monday, though Assembly members overwhelmingly already approved an earlier version of the bill.
“Let’s be clear: Chattel slavery, both in California and across our nation, birthed a legacy of racial harm and inequity that continues to impact the conditions of Black life in California,” said Democratic Sen. Holly Mitchell of Los Angeles.
The call comes just two weeks after Duke University economist William Darity Jr. and his wife Kirsten Mullen released a co-authored report proposing $12 trillion in reparations, as Breitbart News reported.
The plan, written for The Roosevelt Institute, calls for between $10 trillion and $12 trillion — approximately $800,000 per African-American household — to be paid.
“[The] US government—the culpable party—must pay the debt,” the report proclaims. “Ultimately, respect for black Americans as people and as citizens—and acknowledgment, redress, and closure for the history and financial hardship they have endured—requires monetary compensation.”
The same argument is used in California although before the Civil War it was officially a free state.
The legislation would require the task force to conduct a detailed study of the impact of slavery in California and recommend to the Legislature by July 2023 the form of compensation that should be awarded, how it should be awarded, and who should be should be eligible for compensation.
Democratic vice presidential nominee Sen. Kamala Harris (D-CA) is already in public support of any such move, as Breitbart News reported.
REVEALED: Kamala Harris called for “reparations” to help blacks “heal” from “undiagnosed and untreated trauma” caused by America's “dark history.” https://t.co/z4NykdqZZh
— Breitbart News (@BreitbartNews) August 12, 2020
Last year she said in an interview she backs “some type of” reparations to black Americans for slavery.
In an interview with the “Breakfast Club,” a radio show on New York City’s Power 105.1, host Charlamagne tha God asked Kamala Harris about reparations.
She gave a lengthy answer, then when pushed on it, agreed with Charlamagne that she would support “some type of” reparations.
AP contributed to this report
Its goals include, without apology, the
upending of American society.
Who Is Black Lives Matter?
by Jerry Dunleavy, Justice Department Reporter |
| July
23, 2020 11:00 PM
Honorees
Opal Tometi, Patrisse Cullors, and Alicia Garza accept an award onstage during
Glamour Women Of The Year 2016 at NeueHouse Hollywood in Los Angeles,
California.
(Kevork Djansezian vie Getty Images)
" Black Lives Matter" is more popular than either
President Trump or Joe Biden, the presumptive Democratic nominee, according to
recent polling. The online research firm Civiqs found in June that voters
approved of the movement by a 28-point margin. Rasmussen found 62% of likely
voters viewed it favorably and 32% very favorably.
This demonstrates that there is a national consensus that the
lives of black fellow citizens matter, which has not always been the case in
our history. It also suggests strong support for better, fairer policing in
minority communities. But that seems far more likely to be because large
majorities believe in the principle of the Declaration of Independence that all
men are created equal rather than because they support the agenda of the
organization with the innocuous-sounding name, Black Lives Matter.
Fact is, "black lives matter" is a matter of common
decency entirely separate from the activist, ideological, left-wing agenda of
the BLM group. That organization has stated aims that go far beyond addressing
police brutality. Its
goals include, without apology, the upending of American society. Yet it has gained massively more
attention, support, and money since the death of George Floyd, an unarmed black
man, in Minneapolis police custody. It is therefore important that the public,
much of which thinks that by supporting BLM, they are backing obviously decent
and humane reforms, knows enough to make the distinction between the idea and
the ideologues hijacking it.
The co-founders of Black Lives Matter are avowed Marxists. At
least one names a convicted cop killer among her heroes. A key mentor in
building and shaping the group is a two-time vice presidential candidate for
the Communist Party USA. The national organization is financially supported
through a leftist group whose board of directors includes a convicted terrorist. A 2017 report from Black Lives Matter describes its founders,
Alicia Garza, Patrisse Khan-Cullors, and Opal Tometi, as “three radical Black
organizers.” The women espouse Marxism and openly push radical identity
politics.
Susan Rosenberg was listed as vice chair of the board of directors
for Thousand Currents, BLM's financial sponsor, until the
website was pulled down in late June. She had been a member of a radical
leftist revolutionary militant group known as the May 19th Communist
Organization, which was affiliated with the Weather Underground terrorist group
and the radical Black Liberation Army. She was convicted on weapons and
explosives charges and sentenced to 58 years in prison, serving 16 years behind
bars before being pardoned by President Bill Clinton at the
end of his second term in January 2001.
Rosenberg was a radical in the 1960s and 1970s who landed on the
FBI’s Most Wanted list for a number of crimes. She was caught in 1984 while
unloading hundreds of pounds of dynamite and weapons, including a submachine
gun, from her car at a New Jersey storage facility. She was believed to have been part of politically
motivated bombing plots. Rosenberg and her associates were also charged with
bombings during the 1980s that detonated at the Capitol and the Navy War
College, among other targets. They were tied to a 1981 Brink’s armored car
robbery in which a guard and two police officers were killed. She wrote
an autobiography in 2011 titled An American
Radical: Political Prisoner in My Own Country about her own radical
escapades.
Garza has repeatedly talked about how convicted cop killer and
wanted domestic terrorist Joanne Chesimard, also known as Assata Shakur, is one
of her main inspirations. Rosenberg was suspected of helping Shakur escape from
prison after murdering a police officer.
Garza wrote an article for Feminist Wire in
2014 claiming that “hetero-patriarchy and anti-Black racism within our movement
is real and felt” and explaining that “when I use Assata’s powerful demand in
my organizing work, I always begin by sharing where it comes from, sharing
about Assata’s significance to the Black Liberation Movement, what its
political purpose and message is, and why it’s important in our context.” Garza
has repeatedly tweeted approvingly about Shakur.
Shakur is on the FBI’s Most Wanted Terrorists list with a
$1,000,000 reward for information directly leading to her apprehension. She
is believed to be hiding in Cuba. Shakur, a
member of the revolutionary extremist group the Black Liberation Army, is
wanted for escaping from prison in New Jersey in 1979 while serving a life
sentence for murdering a police officer. In 1973, Shakur and two accomplices
were stopped for a motor vehicle violation on the New Jersey Turnpike by two
state troopers. She was wanted at the time for her role in a number of serious
crimes, including bank robbery. When pulled over, Shakur and her comrades
opened fire on the officers, wounding one trooper and killing Werner Foerster
execution-style at point-blank range.
The BLM website is operated under an umbrella group known as the
Black Lives Matter Global Network Foundation, chaired by Cullors, who said she and Garza are “trained
organizers” and “trained Marxists” during a 2015 interview with the Real
News Network, noting: “We actually do have an ideological frame. … We are
super versed on, sort of, ideological theories, and I think what we really try
to do is build a movement that could be utilized by many, many black folk.”
Black Lives Matter states that it was founded in 2013 in
response to George Zimmerman being acquitted of the killing of Trayvon Martin.
Zimmerman argued he’d acted in self-defense. President Barack Obama’s Justice
Department under Attorney General Eric Holder found “insufficient evidence” to pursue
any federal civil rights charges.
Cullors’s memoir, When They Call You a
Terrorist: A Black Lives Matter Memoir, includes a foreword written by
Angela Davis and an opening epigraph from Shakur. In the book, Cullors writes
that “we do this work today because on another day work was done by Assata
Shakur, Angela Davis, [transgender activist] Miss Major, the Black Panther
Party,” and others. In describing her move toward activism, Cullors wrote, “I
read, I study, adding Mao, Marx, and Lenin to my knowledge of hooks.”
Mao Zedong, founder of the People’s Republic of China, was
responsible for the deaths of tens of millions of his own people, including 45
million or more during the Great Leap Forward, and millions more during the
Cultural Revolution. Vladimir Lenin, the first leader of the Soviet Union,
presided over the Red Terror, which killed many tens of thousands as he
launched one of the most repressive regimes in history.
Cullors told Teen Vogue in 2019 that “Angela
Davis is a mentor of mine.” The duo have coordinated on BLM’s strategies, and
they appeared together at a “TimesTalks” event put on by the New York
Times in 2018. During that discussion, Cullors called the poverty she
grew up in a “setup” imposed upon her by a capitalist society and remarked: “If
this is a setup, then I can set it up differently.” Davis, seen as a hero and
mentor to the BLM co-founders, is another Marxist and was the Communist Party
vice presidential nominee in 1980 and 1984. She was a leading apologist for the
Soviet Union during the Cold War, even praising the East German and Soviet
tyrannies while in East Berlin. Davis was the winner of the Soviet Union’s
Lenin Peace Prize and repeatedly praised the USSR’s October 1917 Revolution.
In the United States, Davis was affiliated with the Black
Panther Party and connected to violent, murderous radicals. Firearms registered
to her were used in the takeover of a California courtroom in 1970 where four
people were killed. Davis detests Israel and has been dogged by accusations of
anti-Semitism for decades. She has been a fervent supporter of the boycott, divestment, and
sanctions movement waging economic warfare against the state of Israel in
recent years. Harvard law professor Alan Dershowitz wrote in his 1991
book Chutzpah that he’d asked Davis if she’d be
willing to speak up on behalf of Jewish prisoners of conscience in the Soviet
Union when she went to Moscow to receive a prize and claims she told him that
“they are all Zionist fascists and opponents of socialism” and would urge that
they be kept in prison. But she has pushed for “political prisoner” Marwan
Barghouti to be released from an Israeli prison. Barghouti, one of the leaders
of the First and Second Intifada and a founder of the al Aqsa Martyrs'
Brigades, was convicted on 21 counts of murder for attacks carried out by
Palestinian terrorists.
Davis recently endorsed Biden on Moscow's state-owned
Russia Today.
Garza and Davis appeared on Democracy Now! in
2017, with Garza effusive in her praise of Davis and repeatedly thanking
her for helping guide the BLM leaders.
“I have to say, Angela, one of the things I appreciate so much
about you is that you’re not waxing poetic about things that happened; you’re
still very much in relationship to all of us and still teaching us,” Garza
said. “Thank you for being a constant presence for us. You are always 100%
available and paying attention, and it means a lot to all of us. … You are one
of my greatest teachers.”
Garza explained how thoroughly she’d been shaped by Davis’s
radical ideology: “I have a bookshelf full of your writings. And there’s
something very special and powerful about what you have offered to all of us —
this unapologetic way of making sure that we understand how intricately
connected race and class and gender is, and then pushing that up against the
state and the state apparatus and having us understand how we need to fight
that with the relationship between race and class and gender in shaping our
strategies and our movements is unmatched, so I want to thank you for that. …
Thank you for shaping not just our ideas, but the fights that we have on the
ground.”
Garza spoke at a leftist Net Impact Conference in 2016, where
she made it clear that BLM was a wider agenda than police brutality, also
pointing to the wage gap, climate change, the Dakota Access Pipeline protests
at the Standing Rock Reservation, and much more, arguing that at the root of
these alleged problems was the capitalist system.
The closely affiliated Movement for Black Lives claimed in 2016 that Israel was an
“apartheid state” committing “genocide” against the Palestinian people. Cullors
has repeatedly talked about the importance of
“solidarity” with Palestine, leading a “delegation” to Palestine. Cullors was
one of the signatories of 2015’s Black Solidarity
Statement with Palestine, a thoroughly anti-Israel screed that stated in part: “Out of the terror
directed against us — from numerous attacks on Black life to Israel’s brutal
war on Gaza and chokehold on the West Bank — strengthened resilience and
joint-struggle have emerged between our movements.” The statement also said
that the signatories “reject Israel’s framing of itself as a victim” and,
hand-waving away the countless terrorist attacks and thousands of rocket
bombardments against Israel, falsely claimed that “anyone who takes an honest
look at the destruction to life and property in Gaza can see Israel committed a
one-sided slaughter.”
In the wake of Floyd’s death and the subsequent protests, Black
Lives Matter quickly set up a petition on its website to
#DefundThePolice.
“We call for an end to the systemic racism that allows this
culture of corruption to go unchecked and our lives to be taken,” Black Lives
Matter said. “We call for a national defunding of police. We demand investment
in our communities and the resources to ensure Black people not only survive,
but thrive.”
The Black Lives Matter website explains this proposal with a July post
declaring: “We know that police don’t keep us safe — and as long as we continue
to pump money into our corrupt criminal justice system at the expense of
housing, health, and education investments — we will never be truly safe.
That’s why we are calling to #DefundPolice and #InvestInCommunities.”
The group argued that “George Floyd’s violent death was a
breaking point — an all too familiar reminder that, for Black people, law
enforcement doesn’t protect or save our lives. They often threaten and take
them.”
BLM is clear about its opposition to President Trump and
Republicans. A letter from BLM’s organizing director Nikita Mitchell has
lamented that “we face blatant anti-Blackness, capitalist values, and imperial
projects,” and she decried “a rise of conservatism that has resulted in a
fascist president.”
BLM says that it is looking to influence November’s election, arguing that
“Black voters tipped the balance in the 2018 midterm elections” and that
“moving towards 2020, we seek to increase the power of our voices and votes.”
The group recently launched a “#WhatMatters2020” campaign “aimed to maximize
the impact of the BLM movement by galvanizing BLM supporters and allies to the
polls in the 2020 U.S. Presidential Election.” The campaign says that it is
focused on “racial injustice, police brutality, criminal justice reform, Black
immigration, economic injustice, LGBTQIA+ and human rights, environmental
conditions, voting rights and suppression, healthcare, government corruption,
education, and commonsense gun laws.”
Beyond their Black Lives Matter work, Cullors calls herself
the “self-described wife of Harriet Tubman” and works on radical Los Angeles jail
reform, while Tometi also spent years as executive director of the
leftist Black Alliance for Just Immigration. Garza, Cullors, and Tometi
were named three of Time Magazine’s 100
Women of the Year for 2013.
Black Lives Matter raises money through the ActBlue donation
platform,
though claims that this makes it a "shell
company" for the Democratic Party are unfounded. Black Lives Matter
appears to make up the majority of the donation work that Thousand Currents does,
with the 2019 public audit statement for the latter group
showing just over $6.4 million in total financial assets, including holding
more than $3.3 million in assets for Black Lives Matter as of the end of last
June. The audit shows Thousand Currents released nearly $1.8 million in
donations to Black Lives Matter during the year ending on June 30, 2019.
The Black Lives Matter Global Network Foundation has pulled in
huge amounts of cash since Floyd’s death, telling the Associated Press that
it had received more than 1.1 million individual donations as of mid-June, with
each donor giving an average of $33 per donation — meaning the group brought in
more than $33 million in less than a month. Donations have continued to roll in
since then.
BLM announced funds totaling $12.5 million in recent weeks. It
first unveiled a $6.5 million fund to support its
grassroots organizing work on June 11, stating in a press release that it was
“grateful for the generosity and support of donors” and that the fund would be
available to all chapters affiliated with the BLM Global Network Foundation.
Beginning July 1, “affiliated chapters may apply for unrestricted grant funding
of up to $500,000 in multi-year grants," the group said, later adding that
another $6 million will go to helping black-led grassroots organizers.
“In the upcoming year, we will provide resources to those new to
the movement and interested in Black Liberation strategies by developing curriculum,”
Cullors said when announcing the new fund. “In this stunning moment in American
history, we will honor those lost, and those who have come before us in the
fight for Black Liberation.”
Radicals attempting to co-opt otherwise constructive social movements
are nothing new. The far Left participated in, and in some cases infiltrated,
civil rights groups without discrediting the just and necessary fight against
Jim Crow. But the arguments that won the day against segregation were rooted in
the best American traditions, not in overthrowing those traditions.
Distinguishing Black Lives Matter the group from the growing sentiment in favor
of racial justice driving the phrase's popularity is a necessary first step in
repeating that history.
Portland BLM crowd cheers news of murder of Patriot Prayer counterdemonstrator: ‘I’m not sad that a f**king fascist died tonight!’
A pro-Trump demonstrator was murdered last night in Portland, as a BLM crowd cheered the news. While we will know a lot more after an official investigation, preliminary video evidence seems to indicate that the member of a group called Patriot Prayer was deliberately murdered, perhaps even hunted down. Listen for yourself to the words shouted just before shots are heard:
It sounds like someone is shouting, “We got a Trumper right here” just before the shots are fired and the man is killed. pic.twitter.com/MMCnp5iwtj
— Andy Ngô (@MrAndyNgo) August 30, 2020
More video, from a different angle here, with possibly the same words semi-audible:
Here is video recorded from a distance of the shooting. pic.twitter.com/wtxItCDMay
— Andy Ngô (@MrAndyNgo) August 30, 2020
Victim being attended (Twitter video screen grab)
Listen to the BLM speaker and crowd celebrate the news:
Black Lives Matter celebrated the news that a pro-police, Patriot Prayer member was killed: pic.twitter.com/PZEi6CiWFl
— Brett MacDonald (@TweetBrettMac) August 30, 2020
The left wing propaganda media naturally are obfuscating the crime. The New York Times headlines, “Deadly Shooting in Portland After Pro-Trump Ralliers Clash With Protesters, faintly implying that responsibility lies with the pro-Trump crowd who are the subject of the verb “clash.”
Below the headline, it took the Times 150 words of passive voice prose that failed to differentiate aggressor from victim before admitting that the deceased could have been a Trump supporter.
A caravan of supporters of President Trump drove through downtown Portland, which has seen nightly protests against police violence and racial injustice. One person was shot and killed in the conflicts that erupted.
A man was shot and killed Saturday as a large group of supporters of President Trump traveled in a caravan through downtown Portland, Ore., which has seen nightly protests for three consecutive months.
The pro-Trump rally drew hundreds of trucks full of supporters into the city. At times, Trump supporters and counterprotesters clashed on the streets, with people shooting paintball guns from the beds of pickup trucks and protesters throwing objects back at them.
A video that purports to be of the shooting, taken from the far side of the street, showed a small group of people in the road outside what appears to be a parking garage. Gunfire erupts, and a man collapses in the street.
Finally, when identifying the victim, the Times takes care to make sure readers know that his group was “far-right” and had been clashing with protestors in the past:
The man who was shot and killed was wearing a hat with the insignia of Patriot Prayer, a far-right group based in Portland that has clashed with protesters in the past.
It reminds me of comments about a rape victim having worn a short skirt.
Faiz Siddiqui of the Washington Post went even farther in blaming the victim: pro-Trump supporters “precipitated the violence” by getting out of vehicles surrounded by BLM protesters
That a murder has finally taken place is no surprise, nor, I fear, will it be unique for long. Left wingers like BLM and Antifa have been escalating their level of violence against Trump supporters. The Washington Free Beacon has compiled a list of 7 examples of violence and intimidation this week, including the failed effort to trap and seal Seattle police officers in a precinct station and burn it. But there are others they missed, including the mob surrounding Sen. Rand Paul and his wife Kelley following the president’s acceptance speech at the White House and the harassment of other guests by members of a mob that was staying at an expensive DC hotel, and this flag burning next to sleeping children that could easily have resulted in a tragic fatal fire.
David Paulin asks:
Wouldn't this be justification for Trump to send in the military under the Insurrection Act? Previous presidents sent in troops when black Americans were being attacked and harassed, and when local Democrat officials refused to do anything about it. How is this different?
It is time to call to account Nancy Pelosi and other Dems for egging on extremists, not just failing to condemn them, which is bad enough.
Hat tip: Ed Lasky
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