There is a specific reason why we draw bold attention to the ignored events the media are paralyzed to present around controversial issues.

To say that all blacks are inherently predisposed to violence, mayhem or {fill in the blank} is patently absurd.   Nor is such a foundational principle for us discussing or outlining events which circulate the ignored media narratives of the day.

Yet it is impossible to remove the racial componentry from some issues as they present themselves to be.   It is exactly because the Main Stream Media believe you must separate out the racial or Islamic ideological componentry they are forced to ignore many of the issues and events which surround modern society.    It’s called “willful blindness’.

The media end up having to ignore stories because their inherent predisposition precludes them from discussing *any* event which draws along racial or ideological boundaries.  Unless those events surround common Fabian antagonistic issues such as: Free Markets, Individual Liberty, and Christianity.

This willful blindness or  misplaced “ignoring” is exactly the source of the reason why we do not differentiate in stories we present.

However, that’s not to say we don’t differentiate between the larger group who behave in an appropriate manner, and the sub-set which take full advantage of the forced silence and hide within the majority.    We most certainly do.

CAIR is to radical Islam what the NAACP is to unlawful black violence.   Both groups hide behind advocacy while creating an environment without accountability for the radical element within their association.

The NAACP, the MSM, the professional black grievance artists, have long espoused that non-blacks cannot engage in the discussion or the solution for the behavior of the minority within the larger ranks of African Americans.   If a non-black does so, they run the risk of being labeled “racist”.

CAIR, the MSM, the professional islamapologists, have long espoused that non-Muslims cannot engage in the discussion or the solution for the behavior of the minority within the larger ranks of Muslims.    If a non-Muslim does so, they run the risk of being labeled an “Islamaphobe”. 

Racist or Islamaphobe = same/same.

Those espousals are RIDICULOUS.

They are silly protestations which do nothing to solve problems.   Yet those espousals have effectively frozen out the national media from ever discussing the events which lead to the daily/weekly controversies.   The media know the problems occur, they choose to be willfully blind to them.

So what do we do?

Well, for starters we present the events as they occur; and when confronted by people within the larger group, or those who hold MSM positions, who begin to advance the ridiculous proposition of “racism” or “Islamaphobia” we confront the absurdity.

We also question them about “what are they doing to stop it”?

Pointing out the obvious visibility that their group leadership have previously said we have no seat at the solution table.

This position forces the opposition to confront that which they hope to say does not exist.

If we cannot participate in the conversation, we’ll keep holding up the mirror to what is going on until eventually they need to confront reality.

That’s why we outline so many of the stories the MSM refuse to present.

The “Knock Out Attacks” are not a myth.   If they were a “myth” we would not have 21 specifically documented instances of their existence so far in 2014.    When faced with facts they have no response….. and that’s ok.   It’s outlining the reality which has no problem standing in the sunlight.

Another great example for Islam, and our positioning of it stands, is Egypt.

In the Egyptian example the *majority* stood up and confronted the radical islamists minority.  They confronted the minority despite the refusal of the Western Media or the U.S. to admit there was a problem in the minority.  (Hence, Obama-Clinton supported Morsi)   Secular success was achieved for Egypt not by ignoring the reality of danger the minority created, but rather by confronting it head on.

The same success can be accomplished in other Islamic nations if they use the Egyptian roadmap to empower the average person within the majority.  It’s not easy, but neither was Solidarity in Poland – which if you think carefully about it was essentially the same problem albeit with Communism replacing radical Islam.

It takes a committed reasonable majority to break through the loud voices of the oppressive minority and assemble united.   It’s scary at first, but overwhelmingly empowering once successful.

Such is the current dilemma within the black U.S. community.

The majority of reasonable black people must confront the violent anti-social elements that exist within it, if they expect positive change.    Remember, non-blacks have been told to stay away.   Perhaps if the majority of blacks reached out to the non-blacks they would find a committed ally.   They would definitely find a whole group of them here at the TreeHouse.

But it’s hard, and also scary for them.   So how do we help from the outside?   Again, by holding up the sunlight to that which the minority group wants to see hidden.

Our goals are to empower the majority of reasonable, peace loving, law abiding African Americans to stand up against the professional Black Grievance Industry, and the violent sub-set happy with chaos and lawlessness.

Non-Racism is the absence of skin color as a component within any construct under consideration.

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Non-Racism is the absence of skin color as a component within any construct under consideration.

Voting for someone because they are black is just as racist as not voting for someone because they are black.

You can apply this same outlook, or outreach approach, toward the majority of Muslims, or the majority of Gays, or the majority of any group who has an element of radicalism underneath it that causes anger, violence, hatred and disruption.

Ill manners, hate, and unlawful behavior ARE NOT the dominant theme or predisposition behind any race, creed, nationality or person.   Those traits are learned, and thrive when fueled and not corrected.

At the core of the individual, people know right from wrong, good from bad, justice from injustice.

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At the core of the individual, people know right from wrong, good from bad, justice from injustice.

It’s only when the minority, who choose to ignore basic elements of human decency, are allowed to hide amid the larger group that you have a problem;  sometimes a serious problem.

……And so long as this problem is allowed to go unaddressed and hidden it will grow.

That’s why we share these stories, that’s why we continue to outline the events the willfully blind MSM cannot.

That’s why we’re here.

God Bless you and those you love…