In the middle of the night 4 thugs broke into a family home in New Port Richey, Florida. These are three of them:
The Father calls 911 – a local operator switches him to another dispatch – and this happens: (more…)
The Father calls 911 – a local operator switches him to another dispatch – and this happens: (more…)
The difference between “Cracka-Smacking” and the “knock out assaults” is one of intent, not subtlety. In Knock Out Assaults the goal is to punch the victim unconscious, preferably in one shot. In Cracka-Smacks the goal is merely to smack the non-black, or to beat them. Both approaches are used when “Polar Bear Hunting” (ie. patrolling for a white, or at least non-black, victim to attack).
For credibility, humor and enjoyment, the racial attacks are often recorded and up-loaded to social media so the black attacker can share their success with other like-minded cohorts. WATCH THIS VIDEO:
Stunningly, again in this video you see the Ohio media exposing the true nature of the motive. It is a pure RACIAL ATTACK. (more…)
Sorry, but IMHO this is just another entire level of governmental stupid…..
HatTip RashoMom – PENNSYLVANIA – There’s no doubt that Ferris Bueller’s Day Off is one of the most iconic films from the 1980s. Ferris skips school, goes to a Cubs game, drives a Ferrari, gets the gorgeous girl, and outwits Principal Rooney. But would we have been laughing if Ferris’ mother had been thrown in jail because of her son’s truancy and ended up dying there?
That’s exactly what happened to 55-year-old Pennsylvania mom Eileen DiNino. The unemployed mother of seven didn’t have the wealth of the fictional Bueller family, so she was unable to pony up $2,000 for truancy fines that her kids racked up for missing school.
Although the federal government outlawed debtor’s prisons in the 1830s, last Friday DiNino, who lived in Berks County, an hour northwest of Philadelphia, was tossed in a jail cell to serve out a two-day sentence.
A cause of death is still to be determined, but law enforcement officials didn’t give DiNino the high blood pressure medication she needed. She was found dead in her cell on Saturday, reported The Associated Press.
On the heels of recent mob attacks in the area one brave Cincinnati media outlet, Action 12, actually broadcasts the motives of Black Racism against the non-Black community.
Yes, you read that correctly – they actually broadcast an honest report. Here it is:
(Via Daily Caller) A St. Louis couple is likely thankful to have guns in their home after they were forced to use them to defend their daughter against two men Monday night.
The men, one of whom had an extensive rap sheet, confronted the couples’ 17-year-old daughter after she stepped outside of the house to go to her car, reports the St. Louis Post-Dispatch.
Cortez McClinton, 33, and Terrell Johnson, 31, held a gun to the girl’s head and used her as a shield as they entered the family home, where a five-year old child was also present.
The girl’s father and mother witnessed the abduction, and both retrieved their guns. When McClinton and Johnson entered, the father fired several shots, hitting both men. The girl’s mother fired one shot but missed. (more…)
Citing witnesses, McMahill stated the suspects shouted, “Tell the police the revolution has begun,” as they exited the eatery. Metro Sheriff Doug Gillespie later said the proclamation was unconfirmed. (link)
(Via Fox News) Two Las Vegas police officers and one civilian were shot and killed Sunday when a gun-toting duo went on a killing spree before shooting one another dead in an apparent suicide pact, authorities say.
Las Vegas police spokesman Larry Hadfield told The Associated Press that the spree began around 11:30 a.m. Sunday when a man and woman walked into CiCi’s Pizza restaurant on North Nellis Boulevard and ambushed two officers who were eating lunch.
Sheriff Doug Gillespie identified the two officers as Alyn Beck, 42 (right), and Igor Soldo, 32 (left). He said one of the officers was able to fire back at the suspects before dying. (more…)
New York Times. . . Cowering politicians now even seem to regret their initial burst of joy that a prisoner was coming home. “A grateful nation welcomes him home,” said Representative Lee Terry, Republican of Nebraska, in a Twitter message on Sunday. The statement on his website was deleted a short time later. “Warmest regards to his family with gratitude for his/their service and sacrifice,” wrote Representative Stephen Lynch, Democrat of Massachusetts, in another quickly deleted tweet.
This duck-and-cover response is the result of the outrageous demonization of Sergeant Bergdahl in the absence of actual facts. Republican operatives have arranged for soldiers in his unit to tell reporters that he was a deserter who cost the lives of several soldiers searching for him. In fact, a review of casualty reports by Charlie Savage and Andrew Lehren of The Times showed there is no clear link between any military deaths and the search. (more…)
CANADA – Three police officers have been shot dead and two others wounded in Moncton, New Brunswick and a manhunt is underway for the camouflaged, rifle-wielding shooter, according to police.
The suspect has been identified as Justin Bourque, 24, and Royal Canadian Mounted Police in New Brunswick are urging city residents to “stay inside, lock your doors, stay safe” after “an ongoing shooting in the area.”
Bourque is shown in a photo on Twitter dressed all in camouflage, carrying two rifles and a backpack and has retreated to the woods, the RCMP tweeted. (more…)
WASHINGTON DC – Attorney General Eric Holder, citing an “escalating danger from self-radicalized individuals within our own borders,” said Tuesday that the Justice Department will revive a domestic terrorism task force.
The task force was established after the Oklahoma City bombing in 1995 to share information about domestic threats. It was set to meet the morning of Sept. 11, 2001, after which the country turned its focus to terror overseas.
“But now, as the nature of the threat we face evolves to including the possibility of individual radicalization via the Internet, it is critical that we return our focus to potential extremists here at home,” Holder said in a weekly video. (more…)
GEORGIA – The investigation into the botched drug raid that left a baby critically injured is growing to include state and federal authorities.
“As a parent, I can’t imagine the horrible nightmare that this family is enduring,” said U.S. Attorney Sally Yates on Tuesday. “Federal and state authorities are coordinating to get to the bottom of what happened.”
The Georgia Bureau of Investigation announced Tuesday that at the request of the district attorney it would investigate whether narcotics officers violated the law in executing a controversial “no-knock” search warrant last Wednesday.
Meanwhile civil rights advocates delivered a letter to Yates asking that federal authorities investigate whether the rights of 19-month-old Bounkham “Bou Bou” Phonesavanh and his family were violated in the highly aggressive search that yielded no drugs, no drug dealer and no weapons. It was unclear how active a role federal authorities would play.