As a nation of people begin to pay attention to the George Zimmerman case, albeit through the media lens, there is an aspect which must be drawn to a comparative contrast.
When you advance a lie, or a series of lies, toward a large semi-engaged electorate, you must control the messaging closely. Sunlight, or the pesky appearance of truth, becomes a risk that might infect your story. The story itself is the optic which is assembled to cover the true intentions of your goals.

Both the BGI (Black Grievance Industry), and the radical elements of Jihad (Muslim extremists) use the same ploy of deception. They also use the same approach toward keeping the truth tellers away from the audience they wish to deceive. (more…)

Congresswoman Fredrica Wilson (D-FL) famously said “Trayvon… was racially profiled”:

She’s right. He was.
But there’s a part where she was wrong.
He was not “racially profiled” by George Zimmerman (even the FBI attested to that);  No, he was racially profiled by the Miami-Dade School Police Department.  Both Miami-Dade School Superintendent Alberto Carvalho, and his hire Miami-Dade School Police Chief, Charles Hurley, racially profiled Trayvon Martin.
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Carvalho and Hurley intentionally used Trayvon’s race and gender to manipulate, and falsify, his engagements with the Miami-Dade Police. They hid his criminal conduct; They never tried to correct his behavior; They profiled Trayvon for diversionary racist treatment because he was black, and because he was a black teen boy. (more…)

I believe we need to devote time daily towards racial cleansing & reconciliation. Just another step on the road to becoming #color blind.

— Donna Brazile (@donnabrazile) July 3, 2013

Donna Brazile is a Democrat, a CNN paid analyst, a Democrat leader within the party structure, and a frequent guest on numerous talk shows as a paid political Democrat pundit.
Imagine if Karl Rove said we need to devote time daily for “racial cleansing”…

“Tara The Treeper” – The astounding and phenomenal finder of all great wonders, brought forth this hidden ABC video to the public spotlight. This is the very best audio sample of Witness #8, Dee Dee during her interview with Benjamin Crump and Matt Gutman on March 19th, 2012.
Compare this audio of “Dee Dee” to the person on the witness stand last week identified as Witness #8. Is it the same person?

I doubt there’s a single person -who has ever spent any time here at the Tree House- who would wonder what my opinion is. {{*Think August 2nd, 2012*}}

Starting with a couple of recent videos that some might have missed.  Here is O’Mara after the jury selection:

Here’s another video of Robert Zimmerman Jr. debating on Headline News.  It’s noteworthy that O’Mara is comfy beginning opening statements on Monday.  This, despite the previously and quietly denied motion for a continuance.   In his own words, here is what is left undone. (more…)

(VIA New York Post) Hip-hop artist The Game has got your back … side.

Days after New Jersey resort town Wildwood passed a law banning saggy pants on its boardwalk, the rapper slammed the legislation as “racist” and promised to pick up the tab for the first five people ticketed.

In an interview with TMZ, The Game compared the law, passed Wednesday that imposes a $25 fine for first offenders and up to $200 for repeat offenders, to “slave days” and encouraged people to openly flout the law.

“N***** should sag down to their socks out there. They trying to get people to not sag, please. Can’t tell people how to wear their f***ing clothes. What time are we in? This ain’t the f***ing slave days. F*** that.”  (read more)

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When we revealed the Miami-Dade School Police Department cover-up, we were contacted by a well known writer who wanted to commend the Treehouse community for our dogged pursuit of truth. Additionally, they were astounded at the information revealed within the six sworn affidavits – and asked for a phone call.

Reluctantly, after much back and forth, we decided to go ahead and make the call. In essence the writer wanted to reconcile how they had never seen any of this information in the Main-Stream press – they considered it explosive, and couldn’t fathom why the Miami Herald had never followed up on their FOIA request about the burglary.

As a consequence of this phone call I was begged to contact the Main-Stream media and provide the information – Not to do so was framed as not doing everything possible to help the Truth, and as a consequence George Zimmerman.   Zimmerguilt eventually dictated my acquiescence. (more…)

Blogger Matt Forney has an honest presentation about a local murder in his community, and the insufferable Media / Law Enforcement Political Correctness in their approach toward the community affected.

It is an excellent read.  Here’s an excerpt:

Syracuse, NY — Authorities have charged two teenagers in the May 23 attack and subsequent death of a 51-year-old Syracuse man outside a South Side market.

A 13-year-old and a 15-year-old have each been charged with first-degree manslaughter in the killing of Michael Daniels, Syracuse Police Chief Frank Fowler and Mayor Stephanie Miner said at a news conference Thursday night.

Daniels was standing alone outside Los Amigos Market at the corner of Cannon Street and West Brighton Avenue around 9:40 p.m. on May 23 when when he was attacked by a group of teenagers. Police said the teens repeatedly punched Daniels and then kicked him in the head while he was on the ground.

He died a day later at Upstate University Hospital.

Fowler said the two teens were taking part in “Knockout,” a game in which people randomly target someone on the street and try to knock the person out by punching them.

Don’t you just love the mainstream media, how effortlessly they omit and contort stories that don’t fit their prefab worldview? I grew up in Syracuse, so I can provide a local perspective on this. (more…)