Black Drug Dealer, Pardoned by Barack Obama, Executed by Two Blacks...

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Barack Obama continues to be the gift that keeps on giving. His election was a short-term cause of celebration for black people/disingenuous white liberals/professional brown people agitating for immigrant rights, but it was a long-term boon for the children of Europe. 

Pardoned by Obama (because the legal system is riddled with systemic racism), only to be executed by blacks shortly thereafter...

In the future, we will come to celebrate Obama's election in 2008 as the moment white people were liberated from the illusions equality and "judging by content character" were actual goals of black people and their non-white allies (allies united solely by animus against whites). [Man pardoned by Obama ‘executed’ by masked men at halfway house, Fox6Now.com, 1-24-17]:

SAGINAW, Mich. — A man recently pardoned by former President Barack Obama was shot and killed by two men with assault-style rifles Monday night. 

It happened at 9:40 p.m. at Bannum Place Federal Corrections Halfway House in Saginaw, Michigan.  

Michigan State Police spokesperson Lt. David Kaiser told WNEM the two masked men barged into the building and shot 31-year-old Demarlon Thomas of Saginaw. 

He was shot multiple times by one of the gunmen, while the other held about two dozen people in the home at gunpoint. Thomas died at the scene. 

“One person watched over a group of them while another subject located the victim and executed him,” Kaiser told MLive.com. “They were looking for this person.” 

The two suspects then fled the area. No one else was injured. 

It wasn’t immediately known how long Thomas had been out of prison and living in the halfway house. 

Thomas was a former Sunny Side Gang member, according to Kaiser. He was busted in one of the biggest drug busts in Saginaw, known as “Operation Sunset.” 

In 2008, he was sentenced to 19 years in prison for the distribution of five grams or more of cocaine. The operation effectively ended the Sunny Side Gang. 

Those who knew Thomas, who had also attended college for one year on an athletic scholarship, told MLive.com he wasn’t a hardcore gangbanger, but a nice person who got caught up with the wrong people. 

“He was just happy to be free and have a second chance at life,” Carla Robinson, who grew up with Thomas, told the paper. “I actually talked to him even more before he came home. He was just focused on coming home. Before he even knew about the situation with Obama, he remained, ‘I’ll be home one day.'” 

Thomas was among the 79 people pardoned on Nov. 22 by former President Obama. 

His jail sentence was set to expire in March.

How can we blame this execution of a black male by two other blacks, after his pardon by a black president, on systemic racism?

In a sane society, Thomas would have been publicly executed for his crimes, as a deterrent to criminality and a reminder of the consequences of polluting his community; in our insane society, he was executed by two other blacks after being pardoned by a black president... pardoned because of the legal system being the new Jim Crow or something.

Life comes at you quick...

Thanks to a Black Male, Capital City of Vermont has 1st Homicide in more than 100 Years

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Before we begin, a quick history lesson. 

A black guy responsible for the first homicide in over one hundred years in the capital city of Vermont...

In late 2016, the governor of Vermont (perhaps the whitest state in the union) put out a press release in support of those foundational, bedrock principles of modernity -- diversity, equity and inclusiveness: 

IN SUPPORT OF DIVERSITY, EQUITY, & INCLUSIVENESS 

18 November 2016 

Montpelier, Vt. – A number of Vermont education leaders released the following statement, which has also been signed by Governor Peter Shumlin and Governor-elect Phil Scott. A full list of signers is copied below. 

“Vermont has fought for centuries for freedom and unity, equity and openness. Vermont remains a beacon of hope and opportunity, community and shared humanity. Vermont was the first to commit to the abolition of slavery in our state constitution and a leader in the fight for marriage equality. We will continue to support all Vermonters and welcome people of all backgrounds to the Green Mountain state. 

“We, the undersigned, condemn any acts of unlawful discrimination, violence, and intimidation that target differences in national origin, race, sex, gender, religion, disability, or political viewpoint across our nation. Such acts run counter to the rights and freedoms upon which our country was founded and to the core values of the state of Vermont. 

“Vermont is committed to fostering welcoming communities and an equitable, diverse, and inclusive society.” 

Governor Peter ShumlinGovernor-elect Phil ScottLisa M. Ventriss, President, Vermont Business RoundtableT. Gregory Dewey, President, Albany College of PharmacyMariko Silver, President, Bennington CollegeDavid Wolk, President, Castleton UniversityMichelle Ollie, President, Center for Cartoon StudiesDon Laackman, President, Champlain CollegeLawrence Jensen, Interim President, College of Saint JosephJoyce Judy, President, Community College of VermontRobert Kenny, President, Goddard CollegeRobert Allen, President, Green Mountain CollegeElaine Collins, President, Johnson State CollegePeter Eden, President, Landmark CollegeNolan Atkins, Interim President, Lyndon State CollegeKevin Quigley, President, Marlboro CollegeLaurie Patton, President, Middlebury CollegeRichard Schneider, President, Norwich UniversityDonald Steinberg, President, School for International Training Graduate InstituteDavid Rees Evans, President, Southern Vermont CollegeMatthew Derr, President, Sterling CollegeJohn Neuhauser, President, Saint Michael’s CollegeTom Sullivan, President, University of VermontRoger H. Sublett, President, Union Institute and UniversityMarc B. Mihaly, President and Dean, Vermont Law SchoolThomas Greene, President, Vermont College of Fine ArtsJeb Spaulding, Chancellor, Vermont State Colleges                     Pat Moulton, Interim President, Vermont Technical CollegeScott Giles, President & CEO, Vermont Student Assistance Corporation

Why mention this? 

Because Montpelier, the capital city of Vermont, is nearly 95 percent white. Though its population is just under 8,000, there hadn't been a murder in the city in over 100 years. 

Until Africans in America enriched the city... [Police: Man sought in city's 1st murder in almost 100 years, KDHnews.com, 1-23-17]:

A man has been shot dead outside an apartment complex in what police say is the first murder in the nation's smallest capital city in almost a century. 

An arrest warrant was issued for Jayveon Caballero on a murder charge following the Sunday morning shooting in Montpelier, police said. Police were seeking Caballero in the killing of Markus Austin, whose body was found in the apartment complex's parking lot. 

Caballero is believed to have boarded a bus on Sunday in White River Junction. Police said the bus was headed to New York City but had several intermediate stops where he could have gotten off. 

Caballero and Austin had been involved in an altercation outside Gustos bar in Barre earlier Sunday morning, police said. During the altercation Austin assaulted Caballero's girlfriend, witnesses said. Caballero later confronted Austin outside Austin's apartment and shot him, police said. 

Caballero's girlfriend, Desiree Cary, was arrested Sunday evening in Barre, where Caballero lives. She appeared in court Monday, pleaded not guilty to drug charges and was released. 

Montpelier has about 7,500 residents, making it the nation's least populous capital.Police Chief Anthony Facos said the shooting death of Austin was the first murder in the city since the 1920s, when a woman shot her husband. He did not have additional details of that case.

The idyllic, maple syrup world white people created in Vermont (glorified yearly in White Christmas when Bing Cosby reminds us all what we've lost) can only be sustained in an environment free of diversity, equity and inclusiveness. Once these pernicious ideas become the ideals of society, civilization will collapse.

This is the great truth of the multiracial experiment in America.

It's Official: Blacks Were Safer When Whites/Jim Crow Controlled Selma than they are now that Blacks Control 80% Black City

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Nothing much else to say... [Violence in Selma: 'It’s just gotten out of hand', Montgomery Advertiser, January 21, 2017 

SELMA - His look said it all.

Dallas County District Attorney Michael Jackson is still angry more than a month after a woman and her disabled daughter died in a fire that had been deliberately set.

Katrina Moore, 44, and Coleman Moore, 20, never had a chance in what authorities determined was a fire set by an arsonist.

Fire and smoke may have claimed the lives of the two women, but it’s the same as if a gun had been used.

The mother apparently died of smoke inhalation as she tried to push her wheelchair-bound, special needs daughter out of the house to safety.

Three other residents managed to get out in time, but their mental distress will be with them for the rest of their lives.

Coleman Moore, who suffered from cerebral palsy, was pronounced dead at the scene. Her mother died later at a hospital.

“This was an outrageous crime,” said Jackson, who lives in the neighborhood. “We’ve got to stop what’s been happening in Selma. It’s just gotten out of hand.”

Violence seems to have grabbed this historic little town by the throat and won’t let go. Of that, there is no doubt.

Shootings have become commonplace in some neighborhoods and residents know to stay inside at night, but even that hasn’t helped at times because stray bullets have no name on them.

Jackson will be driving soon to Mobile to meet with Kenyen Brown who is the U.S. Attorney for the Southern District of Alabama and a former Selma resident.

A discussion about Selma’s growing crime problems is expected to be a major topic of concern.

Crime task forces aren’t new to Selma. They’ve been created in the past to deal with illegal drug activity, but not much seems to work. It hasn’t stopped Jackson from trying, though.

One thing is certain. The guilty party or parties will be charged with capital murder. If convicted it could mean the possibility of a death sentence.

When Jackson drives by the rubble, the first thing that catches his attention is yellow investigative tape that stretches around the property. It’s still there and likely to remain for a while until the case is resolved.

“There never was a question if the fire was the result of arson,” he said. “Material found inside determined that.”

Theories abound as to reasons, but investigators haven’t ruled out the possibility that the arsonist torched the wrong house.

It’s happened before in Selma where gang activity continues to cause headaches for authorities. Somebody dies violently and vengeful payback often follows.

The burned house was built on a corner lot in an area where there are many just like it. The fire started at 4 a.m. Cowards often like to work in the dark.

Rewards totaling $8,000 have been posted for information leading to arrests because loose lips often have been known to do the trick.

The victims’ neighbors are still in shock but hold out hope that arrests will be made soon. There is no way of knowing at the moment when that might be.

Millie Vick, 75, lives across the street from the burned house and knows how difficult it is to care for special needs children. She has two.

One of Coleman Moore’s few joys in life was a Popsicle. It was a treat she looked forward to every day and Vick would often cross the street to pay her respects to the family.

“I’d go over, pray for Coleman and then give her a Popsicle,” she said. “Two others in the house were on dialysis and that made life for them even more difficult.”

She praised the Selma Fire Department for keeping the flames from reaching the home of neighbors but said some embers found their way onto her property.

One of Millie’s daily pleasures is sitting on her sweeping front porch and relaxing. Concern over increased violence in Selma tempers some of that happiness, however, and she has good reason to worry the way she does.

Her concern has extended to Selma City Hall where the town’s new mayor is just as worried.

During his successful mayoral campaign last September, Darrio Melton and a friend were leaving an event when several shots were fired in their direction.

Two men had been hiding in the bushes in what appeared to have been an aborted robbery attempt.

Melton and his friend were able to run from danger and neither was hit by the shots.

It's official: Blacks were safer when whites/Jim Crow controlled Selma than they are now that blacks control 80 percent black city.

But this fact runs counter to the narrative of the civil rights movement liberating the city into utopian black rule...

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