Burying Black Crime
Burying The Truth, In the Present And The Past
Unless you follow alternative media, or the right accounts on X, you may be unaware that a mob of black teens in Las Vegas recently stomped a white teen to death.
Black teens stomp White student to death at school. Story contained to local news other than maybe a blog post on national news outlets, buried at the bottom of the page. pic.twitter.com/fKDU3BmBII
— Mark Dice (@MarkDice) November 14, 2023
The local news made no mention of race of the murderers or the victim in their X post,
VEGAS BEATING DEATH: Eight Las Vegas high school students between the ages of 13 and 17 years old were arrested on murder charges in the beating death of a schoolmate that was captured on cellphone video. https://t.co/xP5IQ8O0WW
— WPLG Local 10 News (@WPLGLocal10) November 17, 2023
And even the victim's father tried to bury the racial angle.
A 100% chance the Justice Department’s Special Antiracism Unit talked to the victim’s father and was told to read the script or else.
— Eighth Century Woodchipper 🌳🪓 (@BonifaceOption) November 13, 2023
Not an outlandish theory. This is literally what they do. https://t.co/1NP2ge1VlB
This is all part of an establishment effort, including both elements of government and the media, to obscure the reality of black crime, whether it occurs in the present, or the past.
@RadicalLib
— Mirth (@moremirth) November 13, 2023
Department of Justice’s ‘Community Relations Service’ pic.twitter.com/YfQpmWNcQz
Noticing The Pattern
Once you notice the pattern, you can't help noticing the examples that pop up all the time. If the story appears somewhere in the media, there's no photo of the killers. In some cases, they may even use a stock photo of a white person when the assailant was black.
They used a stock photo of a white guy getting arrested and didn’t name Matt Petgrave. I wonder why. pic.twitter.com/ECtwrOfcGR
— End Wokeness (@EndWokeness) November 14, 2023
But the establishment does its best to prevent you noticing.
The War On Noticing Is A War On History
The journalist Steve Sailer called political correctness "a war on noticing", and like Terminators, the establishment isn't content with fighting this war in the present; the want to rewrite history as well. One example of that was the retconning of the convictions of the Central Park Jogger attackers, which we addressed in a post earlier this week (New York's Central Park Five Councilman--The Full Story).
Another happened earlier this week, when the Secretary of The Army retconned a massacre committed by black soldiers in Houston in 1917.
Today the @USArmy restores the honor of Soldiers of the 3-24 Infantry Regiment who were subjected to a flawed judicial process in the aftermath of the Houston Riots of 1917. We can't change history but we can right this wrong. Learn more 🔗https://t.co/jK5Om55p6Y pic.twitter.com/tpqmXGlRiI
— Secretary of the Army Christine E. Wormuth (@SecArmy) November 14, 2023
Helen Andrews highlighted the insanity of this.
The Army retroactively pardons the black Houston mutineers of 1917, who rampaged through the city shooting white civilians at random, including a teenager who was just sitting on his porch—what part of their actions are we rehabilitating exactly? https://t.co/Cm4iy0oaCt
— Helen Andrews (@herandrews) November 14, 2023
As was the case with the Central Park Five, this official retconning was prompted by a movie that fictionalized the past, as Helen Andrews detailed in the thread below.
The 2020 movie "The 24th" depicts the Houston Mutiny of 1917 as a heroic act of resistance against racist police. "If death is the price for a night of justice, I'm ready to pay it," one character says. What happened on this "night of justice"? Let's see. https://t.co/7Sp3wmxGbn
— Helen Andrews (@herandrews) June 27, 2023
Hearing loud noises, Charles W. Wright came out of his house to see if there was a fire. He was surrounded by black soldiers. "I stopped and raised both arms, and when I raised both arms they shot me." Lying on the ground, he felt bullets pass through his hair. He later died. pic.twitter.com/fS2htUb449
— Helen Andrews (@herandrews) June 27, 2023
Earl Findley and Fred Scofield were driving in their car when mutineers stopped them and told them to get out. Fred jumped into a ditch and listened as the soldiers killed Earl. "Each shot seemed to be followed with a sickening thud as if they were pounding him with clubs." pic.twitter.com/kr3EUr7io4
— Helen Andrews (@herandrews) June 27, 2023
In 2021, the Houston PD tweeted a memorial to the five officers killed in the 1917 riot. They deleted it after social media activists accused them of celebrating a "race massacre." These men didn't commit a massacre. They were trying to stop one. https://t.co/QIHEFz6PPG
— Helen Andrews (@herandrews) June 27, 2023
Instead of acknowledging that African Americans have been committing crime at disproportionately high rates for as long as those rates have been tracked--and working to lower those crime rates (which would benefit black crime victims as well)--our leaders continue to obscure the truth. Nothing good can come from this.
Let's end this on a positive note by switching topics.
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