"This is a Black World" - Jacksonville Wal-Mart Symbolically Seized by 300+ of Obama's Sons and Daughters

It was a quote uttered by a Black person who engaged in a 50-person Black Pack Attack on a white family in Akron, Ohio around July 4th in 2009 that motivates me on a daily basis (Ohio.com, July 7, 2009):

So this is why stores once kept Black people out... private property isn't private anymore

Out of nowhere, the six were attacked by dozens of teenage boys, who shouted ''This is our world'' and ''This is a black world'' as they confronted Marshall and his family.

If you've followed this blog since then, you should be acutely aware that Eric "My People" Holder is doing everything possible to dismantle legal protections for white people, while creating new laws (just think of the George Zimmerman/Trayvon Martin situation) that protect every classification of 'his people' -- particularly the Black criminal element.

Because the Mahogany Mob (white people engage in mirthful Flash Mobs; Black people engage in Mahogany Mobs intent on scoring free loot, plundering stores, and attacking white and Asian people) menace has yet to be combated - Philadelphia, Baltimore, Milwaukee, Chicago, and other cities all have done little to stop the threat except pass "curfew" laws - we now see this happen at a Jacksonville Wal-Mart, which you won't see posted over at People of Wal-Mart (Flashmob causes havoc at Walmart, NBC Jacksonville, July 16, 2012):

Flash mobs are known across the United Stats as a group of people, dancing, having fun and enjoying themselves while entertaining others.

However, the Wal-Mart off Lem Turner Road in Jacksonville fell victim to a flash robbery when more than 300 people entered the store and destroyed the security system as well as some merchandise.

According to the police report, the group destroyed an electronic anti-shop lifting security scanner that costs about $1,500. The police report also stated the massive crowd could have arrived at the store after a party that was broken up on Sampson Road.

YouTube video showed the teens throwing food and merchandise around the store.
Channel 4's Crime Analyst Ken Jefferson said any sort of crime where there's hundreds of people involved is a dangerous situation.

"You've got a large number of people going and coming at the same time they are throwing produce," said Jefferson. "They are stealing items, they are all over the store. You can imagine how fearful the customers were who were in there at that particular time."

Police did not make any arrests after the mob of people took over the store. If caught, these teens could face criminal charges.

No arrests. Mass theft from a Black Pack Attack on a Wal-Mart in Jacksonville, and absolutely no consequences for the actions of hundreds of Black teens. The NBC affiliate even tries to downplay the incident by comparing the Mahogany Mob attack to a normal Flash Mob -- the only difference is that Black people get enjoyment out of stealing and assaulting people in Mahogany Mobs, an endorphin rush that rivals the joy white people garner from singing and dancing in Flash Mobs around Christmas and other holidays.

If that were not true, then why are they happening with increasing regularity across the nation? Why do these events ALL have one major correlation, despite the thousands of miles that separate the Mahogany Mobs attacks (Black people)?

"This is a Black world."

That quote is totally, 100 percent accurate. Until white people have the audacity to say, "No, it's not," then the fate of every major city is that of Detroit; violence will continue to spread in Chicago; the entire metro Atlanta area will plunge into darkness and become one big Clayton County; and Amazon.com will eventually become the go-to place for white shoppers, putting Wal-Mart and other big box stores out of business, because they no longer wish to shop when the threat of a 300-deep Black Pack Attack is always possible.

Taking back America doesn't mean restoring "constitutionally liberty" -- it means throwing off the shackles of Black-Run America (BRA).

Video of the event here.

The Crazies are Everywhere: It's Not Just the Big Cities

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He's not from Delaware. Mahogany Mobs are everywhere

Via Moonbattery, we learn of yet another city in the United States where a Facebook influenced 'firework fight' event - to overwhelm the police - became a full-scale Mahogany Mob that endangered the lives of police officers (who are now under investigation for their conduct in trying to stop the riot):

A man and two teenage girls were arrested in connection with what police dispatch described as a “riot” involving hundreds of people just after midnight on Tuesday.

Cherokee County sheriff’s deputies, South Carolina Highway Patrol troopers and Blacksburg City Police Department officers were dispatched to assist the Gaffney police with a crowd estimated to be as many as 500 people causing a disturbance in the area of Hetty Hill Street and Granite Drive.The chief of Gaffney police said his officers were originally called to the area in reference to complaints about a fireworks war. 

He said a Facebook post invited people to that neighborhood to overwhelm police.A release from the Cherokee County Sheriff’s Office said that when deputies arrived at that location, people in the crowd shot roman candles and bottle rockets at the officers as they attempted to clear the street.Officers said they used pepper spray to help disperse the crowd, but a few dozen people in the crowd were gathered around a fight that was in progress and they refused to leave.Deputies said they used a Taser to break up the fight between two teenage girls who were rolling around on the ground fighting.
The girls who were fighting, Aleshia Good, 18, and a 15-year-old, both from Gaffney, were arrested for public disorderly conduct, police said.During the time officers were trying to control the situation, someone threw a cement block through the back window of one of the patrol cars.

According to the police report, Stacy Wilson, 21, was also arrested for disorderly conduct after deputies asked him to leave and he “got loud and caused a disturbance.”Laneka Rice, who lives on Granite Drive, told News4's Mike McCormick that officers and that patrol car became targets because people were outraged over the speed of an officer."Next thing I know, I see the police car race down here really fast, and at first we thought he hit one of the kids," Rice said. "He was cursing, talking about get your "D" kids out of the road. All of the parents were mad and enraged about that. So, they just started surrounding him, fussing and he called for backup. I figured they were just mad and you know the kids, they were just going to try to get back that kind of way."

Police Chief Rick Turner said the officer admitted to go too fast, but not above the speed limit. Turner said he is looking into the officer's actions and he's reviewing dash cam video from the scene. Turner said he is also looking into whether the city fireworks law can be changed to prevent the fireworks wars, which happen every year.

Wait. Parents were attending the firework fight with their young Black children and teenagers? So now Greenville, South Carolina is added to the growing list of cities that have experienced a massive Mahogany Mob, this one directly related to a Facebook post that was designed to overwhelm the police. 

Five hundred plus youths, gangs of teens Black people and ostensibly their parents, who surrounded the officer for trying to stop the growing Mahogany Mob, and in the eyes of Police Chief Rick Turner it might be one of his men's fault?

Of course, Black people having poor credit is in no way, shape or form the problem or fault of Black people and Eric "My People" Holder is doing everything possible to force banks to loosen the requirements for garnering a loan:

In what could be a repeat of the easy-lending cycle that led to the housing crisis, the Justice Department has asked several banks to relax their mortgage underwriting standards and approve loans for minorities with poor credit as part of a new crackdown on alleged discrimination, according to court documents reviewed by IBD.

Prosecutions have already generated more than $20 million in loan set-asides and other subsidies from banks that have settled out of court rather than battle the federal government and risk being branded racist. An additional 60 banks are under investigation, a DOJ spokeswoman says.

No Job, No Problem

Settlements include setting aside prime-rate mortgages for low-income blacks and Hispanics with blemished credit and even counting "public assistance" as valid income in mortgage applications.

In several cases, the government has ordered bank defendants to post in all their branches and marketing materials a notice informing minority customers that they cannot be turned down for credit because they receive public aid, such as unemployment benefits, welfare payments or food stamps.

Among other remedies: favorable interest rates and down-payment assistance for minority borrowers with weak credit.

You're probably asking yourself, "but Paul, aren't these stories unrelated?" Yes and no. A Mahogany Mob has little to do with being denied access to credit or bank loans, it just has to do with the simple fact that Black people know that they will not be punished for their actions. Disingenuous White Liberals (DWL) will always excuse away poor Black behavior as a byproduct of white racism. Same with lending practices and bad credit that plagues the Black community - white racism. 

Black people in America - or, in Black-Run America (BRA) - have been taught that their actions will never go punished, nor will a failure to pay back money borrowed ever reflect negatively on their credit report. For Black people, there are no consequences for their actions - even if we go through another Minority Mortgage Meltdown and Diversity Recession II in the process, banks must unload cash to unqualified Black borrowers because "My People" Holder demanded such. 

Another story of July 4th Mahogany Mayhem comes to us courtesy of Delaware, and even though distinct patterns are emerging of Blacks Behaving Badly (BBB) across the nation, pointing out such connections will never happen under the current DWL-elite because such a move would dismantle the entire 'White people oppress Black people' paradigm:

Crime in this summer beach resort is nothing new. There are thefts, robberies and burglaries every year as thousands upon thousands of visitors pour into the packed streets.


But this summer, police have encountered a new type of crime -- large-group fights that have broken out on or near the boardwalk, the chief symbol of the family-friendly resort town.


Police Chief Keith Banks said two group fights, both involving male juveniles, have taken place since mid-June. In the most recent brawl, taking place before a large crowd just before the Fourth of July fireworks went off, a teenager was stun-gunned by a police officer before being taken into custody. And a June 18 fight that was broken up and then reformed blocks away has been linked to gangs, he said.


"This is a little more scary, because these are young males fighting on each other, and it seems like there are no patterns," Banks said.


Some residents say they're not too concerned, however.


"I'm not out at 1 and 2 o'clock in the morning," said Marcia Maldeis. "I think Rehoboth is probably safer than anywhere else. ... The police take care of things."


The July 4 fight broke out just before 9 p.m. in front of the popular Funland amusement center. Banks said a plainclothes officer stationed on a nearby roof spotted two groups of young men squaring off to fight and called it in. When an officer couldn't break up the fight, he used his stun gun. Three juveniles were arrested, two from Philadelphia one from Newark, charged with disorderly conduct and released to a guardian. A 19-year-old man, Devontae L. Murray of Bridgeville, was later arrested and charged with offensive touching for his role in the fight, Banks said.


Chris Darr, whose family operates Funland, said there does seem to be more crime happening in the resort this year, but Monday night's fight outside the arcade was the first Funland had seen.


"It seems like an isolated incident," he said. "The police dealt with it swiftly, and it didn't seem to affect us in any way."

Banks said the two incidents don't suggest that the boardwalk is becoming a lawless place. But with so many people walking its boards, some incidents are bound to happen.

"It may be just as simple as that's where they happened to see each other," he said of he group fights. "Kids hang out at Funland, the restrooms, the pavilion. That's where people hang out, and that's where they run into each other."


The June 18 fight began around 10:30 p.m., when officers broke up a fight on Wilmington Avenue, which connects with the southern portion of the boardwalk. The fight apparently re-formed about 15 minutes later around First Street Station, involving 10 to 15 young men who identified themselves as Bloods and Crips gang members.


Two of the teens from the Rehoboth area, 17 and 14, were charged with third-degree conspiracy and disorderly conduct. A 17-year-old from the Rehoboth area and a 16-year-old Harrington teen were charged with third-degree conspiracy, third-degree assault and disorderly conduct.


On June 16, two women were attacked and robbed on Rehoboth Avenue Extended, outside the city, while on their way home from work. A 19-year-old from Felton and a 14-year-old from Rehoboth were arrested later that month. And the neighboring unincorporated community of West Rehoboth has seen at least five incidents of attacks since May, with arrests made in several cases.


Banks said plainclothes officers have been threading their way through the crowds to keep an undercover eye on things, and the 24 summertime police officers help keep foot patrols moving across town.


"If you look at most of these things, arrests are made," he said. "The problem becomes, how do you stop it before it starts?"

Notice how this article - published in a Gannett-owned paper - tries to casually dismiss the youth, gang of teens, Black, gang-banger crime as nothing new. Obviously this town was too idyllic and needed to import some of the Black crime from Newark and Philadelphia to ensure that it was cosmopolitan enough for 2011 and up-to-date with the Mahogany Mobs that are raging in virtually every city in America with any noticeable Black population.

Funland is overwhelmed by Black crime. Violent Black crime. 

It's not just big-cities that are threatened by The Crazies, it's any city that has Black people, or Black teens, that can use Facebook, Twitter, etc., to organize and 'overwhelm the police.'

Remember, in the movie The Crazies, it took a military pathogen to destabilize the white population of a town in Iowa; for Black people, no such pathogen is necessary. Curfews are needed to stop youths, gangs of teens, Black people from behaving Blackly. Only in war or natural disasters are such drastic steps and erosion of freedom necessary, save when Black people act Blackly.

Of course, the fact that our Department of (In) Justice is forcing banks to lower lending requirements to Black people shows that we do not live among The Crazies, but are, in effect, run and lorded over by The Crazies.

No Matter the Violence, The Black Expo in Indianapolis is too Black to Cancel

It's only funny because there is truth in his speech

In season two of Family Guy (only the first two season were funny) there is an episode called I am Peter, Hear Me Roar. Peter Griffin learns to appreciate women in this episode and addresses the Million Man March, telling them it is their fault their is crime:

[At the Million Man March]Jesse Jackson: My brothers, we need to stand together... 

Peter [interrupts Jesse Jackson]: Excuse me! I'd like to say a couple of truths to the men in this audience. It's your fault we have so much crime in this country! And it's your fault we have so much violence in this country! You are ruining our society, and you should be ashamed! 

[An angry mob is seen yelling and chasing Peter]

The joke being that Peter was just addressing men in general, but the Million Man March was merely many Black men. We'll explore this theme in comedy later this week, but this joke is only funny because it is grounded in truth.

And nowhere is this truth more evident then Indianapolis. This weekend is the vaunted Black Expo, an event that last year descended into horrible violence that seems to accompany events put on exclusively for Black people.

This year, unbelievable amounts of resources were allocated to ensuring the safety of not only the Black Expo participants, but the citizens of Indianapolis and private property as well:

The Indiana Black Expo's Summer Celebration is working hard to overcome the stigma of violence from year's past. In 2010, 10 young people (ages 10 to 19) were hurt in three separate shootings following events during the Summer Celebration in downtown Indianapolis. 

This year, a committee focused on safety for the event said it's making changes to make the Summer Celebration more family friendly. Changes include the addition of a climbing wall in the "Fun Zone," a NASCAR exhibit and a hair-styling competition. The Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department will have approximately 500 officers on patrol, enforcing the 11 p.m. curfew for kids 14 and younger and a 1 a.m. curfew for teens 15 to 17 years old.

Is no one embarrassed by this? Are the economic benefits of the Black Expo for the city of Indianapolis large enough to justify putting 500 extra officers on patrol? Wouldn't it be easier just to cancel the event or would the negative public relations fall-out be too much of a Black-eye for the city?

Obviously cancelling the Black Expo Summer Celebration is not an option in Black-Run America (BRA), so a mass of volunteers, police and resource officers are required to keep the peace. This is from the Indy Star and it describes - in morose detail - what must be done to keep the peace during Black Expo 2011:

An army of peacekeepers will complement a police contingent at this year's Indiana Black Expo Summer Celebration in an effort to avoid a repeat of violence that marred last year's event. 

Public Safety Director Frank Straub said 25 community affairs officers, who are trained to work with youths, will be among the nearly 300 uniformed officers and 300 church volunteers working the last two nights of the 41st annual event, which begins July 7.
"It will be a coordinated effort to keep order," he said. 

Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department Deputy Chief Mike Bates said 275 uniformed officers will work the final Friday of Expo, and 290 will work the next night -- about the same as last year. In addition, undercover detectives will patrol the streets. 

The volunteers, 200 more than last year, will act as a buffer between the public and police, said the Rev. Charles Harrison of the Ten Point Coalition, a faith-based group focused on finding solutions to community issues. 

"They'll be making sure the kids behave," said Harrison, whose group is organizing the volunteer effort. "If they see them using inappropriate language or acting up, they'll intervene -- kind of surrogate parents for the unsupervised children." 

Dax Baxter, 14, who lives on the Northeastside, said he will attend the Expo for the first time with his father. 

"Am I nervous about it? No," he said. "But I'm thinking about it. I'm going to be careful. I'm definitely going to be careful and be cool and pray that nothing happens. 

"I know that something can happen just like that when people get in a crowd, and I guess it would be smartest to just stay away." 

Three shootings injured 10 people on the last weekend of Expo in 2010. Police said rival youth street gangs that carried a grudge sparked the shootings Downtown. 

An Indiana Black Expo task force, formed after the shootings, focused on ways to keep youths from lingering on the streets and, instead, engaged in activities inside the Indiana Convention Center. 

The task force concluded in a report that many teens come Downtown not for Summer Celebration but to hang out among the large crowds.

The task force estimated that as many as 6,000 teenagers congregate around the Hyatt Regency Downtown on Expo's final Saturday. The task force encouraged strict curfew enforcement.
Expo Executive Director Tanya Bell said events in the convention center have been improved. She said a celebrity basketball game is free, with a slam dunk contest added, and the hall will host a Mardi Gras parade, gospel recording artists, a hair styling exhibition and a NASCAR display. 

"We want families to come as families and enjoy family events," Bell said.
Task force member Jeffery Johnson, senior pastor of Eastern Star Church, sees improved events during Indiana Black Expo as key.

"We have to let them know they have options to hanging out on the street, and we need to do a better job of letting them know," he said. "I don't think a kid says, 'Let's go Downtown and stand at the corner of Illinois and Meridian for three days.' That isn't any fun. Many want to be informed, educated, they want to hear . . . good music or see comedy acts." 

The effort to get youngsters inside isn't a new one. 

After two Downtown shootings in 2006 that were not related to Expo but occurred afterward, organizers met with then-Mayor Bart Peterson. 

Their solution: Get teens inside and enforce curfew.

Olgen Williams, deputy mayor for neighborhood affairs, said getting teenagers to attend the events is only part of the answer. More important is getting them to behave, he said.
"There's a certain number of kids that like to walk around the street and be in the crowd," Williams said. "That's their right, and there's not much you can do about that. They need a cordial reminder of social norms.

"But there will always be knuckleheads in the crowd that succumb to peer pressure and stir it up. We need to keep them moving."

He said parents need to keep the children by their side.

"Nothing beats direct parental supervision," Williams said. "If your kid is 13, 14, 15, you should be with him. He isn't going to act up if you are."

The community affairs officers will wear khaki pants and golf shirts and concentrate on cooling down or preventing hostile situations. The 25 officers are members of a newly formed unit. They are specially trained to work with young people, gang members, the elderly, immigrants, the homeless and the mentally ill.

Democratic mayoral challenger Melina Kennedy, who has criticized Mayor Greg Ballard's record on fighting crime, said she hadn't seen details of the city's security plan but noted, "My plan would also include working with community and faith leaders, parents and law enforcement to enforce the curfew and ensure that minors are supervised."

Straub and Harrison said a key to keeping order will be to avoid "clumping" by police officers.
"Officers tended to gather at corners, but much of the trouble was brewing in the middle of the block," Straub said. The police this year will be spaced along the block, he said.
Nothing is foolproof, Harrison said. 

"Fifteen minutes before the shootings last year, our volunteers had defused a situation between those two gangs," he said. "We thought it was over, but obviously it wasn't."

Though the Indy Star has removed the original article from its Web archives,  a small section of the city (read: all-Black) is responsible for some of the highest rates of crime in the entire city. Sadly, former Indianapolis Colts Tony Dungee - mentor to troubled Black NFL players like Plaxico Burress and Michael Vick - never volunteered his services to mentor this troubled area:

The triangular swath of land — two miles across — that makes up IMPD’s North District Beat 23 is deceptively tranquil. 

Shady, narrow streets slope gingerly toward Fall Creek on the western border, where industrial retailers face the curving stream. On the interior, between 30th and 38th streets, elderly homeowners live in small bungalows, and younger, low-wage workers rent the others.

But the area of 6,000 residents has had more homicides than any other police sector in the city over the past 3 1/2 years. This decade, 47 people have been shot, stabbed or beaten to death on the beat, a rate more than 20 times the national average. 

Poverty, abandoned and decaying homes, broken families, drugs and a culture of violence all play a role, community residents said. And over time, they said, law-abiding residents become discouraged, and determination dissolves into resignation. 

“After a while, the junk starts to accumulate and apathy sets in,” said Durmon Jones, executive director of the United North East Community Development Corp. “Then the condition becomes acceptable, and that is not a good condition.” 

The violence, or the threat of it, requires unblinking vigilance, parents say. For them, the daily battle is keeping their kids out of jail, out of the hospital, out of the morgue. 

Odelle Skinner had driven a white moped into a gas station on Keystone Avenue at 8 p.m. April 22. As he did, a teenage boy on a bicycle rolled up and shot Skinner in the back and shoulder. The kid pedaled south on Keystone. Skinner’s cousin pulled out a handgun and fired, missing the bicyclist. 

Officer Jackson was on the scene quickly. Skinner was taken to Wishard Memorial Hospital in critical condition. He told police he didn’t know who shot him or why. 

“That’s the code,” Jackson said. “People don’t like to tell the police things. You can get shot again for that.” 

Jackson said he had warned Skinner four days earlier that he was going to get shot one day if he kept running the streets. 

“Some things,” Jackson said, “you can see coming.”

Indianapolis is a city that proves the joke from Family Guy is only funny because it is true. Resources that cost a lot of time and money must be allocated to policing the 2011 Black Expo in Indianapolis because the city is fearful of a repeat of 2010. Because of Black-Run America and the threat of economic boycott by Black people and condemnation by Disingenuous White Liberals (DWLs) in the national media, the event can not be cancelled.

We already have learned that Atlanta, Baltimore and Newark are preparing for Black violence this summer. We know why firework celebrations are being cancelled nationwide. How much money are other cities spending to keep Black events from turning into a repeat of the Black Memorial Day events of 2011?

Chicago refuses to even acknowledge that Black people are engaging in the monolithic Mahogany Mobs that terrorize the entire city.

Until the day comes when people no longer fear BRA, we can only laugh at comedians like Daniel Tosh, Dave Chappelle, and this hilariously accurate clip from Family Guy, because truth can only be masked in humor right now.

But as Indianapolis shows, there is one group that should be ashamed of the violence there.










Watch: Family Guy - Peter's Speech At Million Man March

No Dr. King, your daughter can't go to Funtown

In elementary schools all over this great country, students are forced to read Martin Luther King’s “Letter from a Birmingham Jail.”  This communique to a white clergyman from the sainted (at least according to the Episcopalian Church) Dr. King has been praised as the equal of divine writ by many Christian denominations.

Character doesn't matter in Black-Run America; only Color

One of the most sentimental, tear jerking passages comes when Dr. King speaks eloquently about the evils of segregation, saying:

“you suddenly find your tongue twisted and your speech stammering as you seek to explain to your six year old daughter why she can't go to the public amusement park that has just been advertised on television, and see tears welling up in her eyes when she is told that Funtown is closed to colored children, and see ominous clouds of inferiority beginning to form in her little mental sky.”

Who could possibly argue with such passionate words?  Who could possibly dispute the simple justice of allowing a young girl to enter an amusement park?
 

The answer of course is any non black person who has tried to bring his own children to an amusement park.  
 

Once places of affordable, innocent entertainment for American families, they have now degenerated into holding pens for feral minorities who can’t keep themselves from cursing, molesting, or simply attacking each other or anyone else that gets in their way.  Where families could once bring their children to enjoy simple pleasures like an ice cream cone or a ride on the log flume, theme parks are now just another one of those places that normal Americans can no longer go, just like beaches or urban schools.  

 Much like the public buses that the sainted Dr. King also integrated for us, normal Americans who set foot in these forbidden zones will be confronted by howling, animalistic mobs that will attack them and steal their possessions while screaming racial slurs.  Unless they have an Epic Beard Man to defend them, their cries will be ignored and any media outlet that points out the hate crime will itself be smeared as racist.  
 

Theme parks are just the latest thing that Americans can simply no longer enjoy.  They can dramatically increase their prices to try to keep out what Dale Peterson called the “thugs and criminals” but that just leads to the forces of political correctness having special “ethnic days” which lead to the same kind of chaos as a peace festival.  They can try to enforce decorum on their newly diversified workforces but that just leads to lawsuits.  They can hire lots of security, but that leads to increased costs and them being driven out of business or more lawsuits if they do their jobs. 

So, instead, we get what we saw at Alabama Adventure yesterday.  Alabama Adventure is a water park built largely through the funding that the African-American mayor of Birmingham Larry Langford raised through municipal bond issues.  The park was called Visionland, but predictably failed within four years and had to be rescued through a private company that renamed it Alabama Adventure.  

 Larry Langford himself followed in the footsteps of other great black mayors such as Marion Barry, Kwame Kilpatrick, and Sharpe James by being arrested for corruption and sent to jail.  Actually, he was just following in the footsteps of the first black mayor of Birmingham, Richard Arrington, who was also arrested and sent to prison for refusing to disclose records during a corruption investigation.  He eventually was cleared of further charges by making enough accusations of racism against the federal government and making sure he could get a jury of Birmingham blacks.
 

The now reborn Alabama Adventure was shut down recently because of what the media tells us is a “near riot.”  Needless to say, it is not mentioned who is actually behind the near riot, but we are just told that it simply occurred, the same way a tornado or a hurricane might just happen.  In the same way that we know who are the “youths” behind car burnings in Paris or a “flash mob” in Philadelphia, Americans do not need to be told what is the explanation for this mysterious riot.  Once the six year old daughter of Dr. King becomes a group of the sixteen year old sons of daughters of other African-Americans, family entertainment, civilized conduct, or even basic public safety become impossible. 

And of course, it’s not just Alabama Adventure. 

It’s also Six Flags New Jersey.

And Disneyland.

And Sea World.

And Six Flags Texas.

And Wave Country in Nashville.

And everywhere else black “youths” gather in large numbers.

Why was Funtown closed to colored children Dr. King?  Well, unfortunately, we didn’t have YouTube back then so we couldn’t show you.  But considering your own private behavior of whoring, boozing, cursing, and embezzling, we think you knew even then.  Your conduct, and the conduct of your people, might be saintly by the standards of today’s Episcopalian Church, but it’s not up to the standards of everyday behavior that normal Americans expect even while they are on vacation. 

That’s why cities throughout the country are forced to adopt curfew laws and private businesses enact dress codes. 
 

Even though you used fraud to obtain your doctorate, we’ll use the honorific for convenience’s sake.  Dr. King, your daughter couldn’t go to Funtown because white Southerners knew that once it was integrated, your people would ruin it. 

And you did.  Now, decent people of any race can no longer enjoy it.  Of course, it still has to be closed even to your people once in a while because you can’t keep from attacking each other.  And eventually, just like shopping malls, public parks, and bike sharing programs, even your people won’t be able to use it.  Mall envy exists for a reason.
 

That’s the saddest thing about this.  Even as progressives and “antifa” and civil rights activists shriek about their victories over “racism,” they don’t really win.  Schools today are just as segregated as they were in the 1960’s.  Test scores never come closer to being equal.  The crime rate has been reduced only by putting record numbers of blacks are in jail.  The only way one can even create a black middle class is by shoveling huge amounts of government money at them and massively lowering standards, and that won’t be sustainable for much longer.  And while Americans mouth the required pieties to avoid trouble, every single one moves as far away from the “bad schools” and “urban crime” just as quick as they can load up their electric car with an Obama ’08 sticker on it and lead happy lives far away from diversity and tolerance.   

What happened to the American Dream?  It was replaced by Dr. King’s Dream.  And the worst possible thing happened.  It came true.  
 

I’d like to take my kid to Funtown too, Dr. King.  But unfortunately, the only one left that is safe for children is in the Whitopia I moved to to escape from your dream.  And I’m really sorry, but your daughter isn’t allowed to come – and my tongue won’t be twisted when I tell her why.  

 

An Open Letter to Mein Obama on Chicago, the Community he Failed to Organize

Dear President Mein Obama,

Ferris Bueller would be attacked by a Flash Mob in 2011 Chicago

I was wrong. Judging by the actions of your greatest constituency over the 2011 Memorial Day weekend (actions that were replicated across the nation), it's obvious something big and terrifying is just beyond the horizon.

Now you spent a number of years as a community organizer in Chicago, a city your former Chief of Staff Rahm Emmanuel represents as mayor, and in that vocation you failed. The reality of Cook County is that members of your greatest constituency make parts of the city of Chicago more violent then Mogadishu, Afghanistan or Iraq.

Because the American public has been conditioned by television to believe what they see on sitcoms, most people believe the city of Chicago to be home to lovable Black people like Steve Urkel and The Winslow's (creations of script writers from Family Matters).

Reality doesn't offer the same rosy picture of Chicago, as youth's, urban dwellers, your greatest constituency, okay, it's  Black people that are engaging in 'flash mobs', 'random bus beatings', and 'smash and grab' acts of violence.

Acting Police Supt. Garry McCarthy has vowed to hunt down the thugs who engage in these flash mob attacks on white people and on bus pedestrians, even though it was members of his police force that tried to censor the closing of the North Avenue Beach over Memorial Day. It wasn't due to heat exhaustion; it was due to Black thuggery.

Flash Mob attacks by Black people, that community you were paid to organize, already plague the South side of Chicago. Krzysztof Wilkowski makes his home in Chicago, and he was the victim of a Black Flash Mob attack. Here is what the Chicago Tribune wrote of that incident and the fear spreading in the community you organized:

No one was seriously hurt in the flurry of five random attacks by a mob of young men on Chicago's lakefront over the weekend.

But the feeling among many visitors and residents that the popular Near North Side stretch where the attacks occurred is safe for strolling on a summer night may have taken a hit.

"I think it reflects badly on Chicago," said Dr. Jack Singer, 68, a Seattle oncologist who was one of two victims in town for a convention of cancer specialists at McCormick Place. "I've been coming to the convention every year, and this is the first time I've felt threatened downtown."

The outbreak of random violence along a busy stretch of Chicago Avenue and the lakefront creates a sensitive issue for city officials eager to boost tourism and convention business.

"No matter what, we have to remember this isn't just about downtown residents, but our tourism economy," said Ald. Brendan Reilly, whose 42nd Ward encompasses most of the downtown business district. "Perception is reality in tourism world. There are economic consequences if people think downtown isn't safe."

Reilly said Monday that police need more resources to deal with the influx of "hundreds of thousands" of people flooding downtown and the beaches on weekends.

That same paper published this article on why the race of the attackers isn't important:

If you've followed the story — and who hasn't? — there's another fact that you also know, but it's one you haven't read in the Tribune or seen explicitly stated by most of the official media: The young men were black.

"Shame on you and the Chicago Tribune for your politically correct crap when doing these type of stories," one reader emailed several Tribune writers. "This is a diverse city and when you don't physically describe them, we don't know who to protect ourselves from."

I've omitted the portion of his note that referred to "them" in ugly language.

Another reader wrote: "I can't imagine that if a gang of white teenagers went to the South Side of Chicago and began attacking African-Americans including a 68-year-old that the race card would be left out of your coverage. ... I see a media double standard here."

So why would a news organization avoid a fact? This fact?

It's a reasonable question, even if many of the people asking it on Internet comment boards have wrapped it up in irrational, irresponsible venom.

I'm ambivalent about the omission of the attackers' race in the news accounts, but I think I would have decided to leave it out too.

As an editor pointed out when I asked about it, the crimes don't appear to be racially motivated. There's no sign the criminals picked victims because they were of a certain race. They picked them because they had certain stuff.

"People see it as a media conspiracy," he said of the decision to leave out their race. "It's a media quandary."

Here's the quandary, for editors, for cops, for all of us:

Race alone doesn't predict or explain behavior. Just because this mob was young and black hardly means that all young, black people in groups are a violent mob. Knowing the race of these attackers is no form of protection.

This column quoted above represents what Black Privilege means in Black-Run America (BRA); any negative action of Black people isn't representative of their entire race, while conversely, any negative action by a white person is representative of their entire race and the guilt is equally shared and distributed among all white people.

That is what white privilege means in 2011 BRA.

A great blog - Second City Cop - run by anonymous Chicago police officers documents the perfidious nature of elected officials in that former city where you organized the masses for what purposes one is hard to understand.

We already know that members of your greatest constituency are set to receive free computers and other accessories they routinely steal in Flash Mobs that target law abiding citizens, but we also know that one individual is vowing to do what you were unable to do. And that is organize the Black community in Chicago.

Mayor Rahm Emmanuel has vowed to organize the community you failed, and he will be using force to bring youth's Black people to renege on their Flash mob ways:

While he is pleased with the quick arrest of suspects in a series of mob attacks over the weekend, Mayor Rahm Emanuel on Tuesday made no secret that he wants everybody involved “brought to justice.”

“I want all the young men that were involved in this,” Emanuel said. “Because I want to be very clear up front that as it relates to this crime, the full force of the law enforcement community and justice system will deal with it.”

In cities across the country including Philadelphia, Miami, Charlotte, Atlanta, Milwaukee, Boston, Newark and Kansas City (basically any major city that has a sizable youth Black population) similar acts of wanton violence have been recorded. Chicago isn't alone or unique in playing host to flash mobs.

Jim Goad, a writer for Takimag.com, told me Chicago could be the city where riots begin. I always assumed it would be Atlanta, but the city has canceled events such as Screen on the Green where youths Black people could have congregated and engaged in acts of flash mobbery.

If you cancel EBT/ Food Stamps (which allow Black people to buy lobster and steak) all bets are off on where riots begin.

Isn't it funny, Mr. President, that the community you were charged with organizing (compensated nicely to do in the process) could be responsible for bringing the city of Chicago to a grinding halt? Desperate people are turning to the Guardian Angels to protect them from Flash mobs Black people, and the city is one act of Black people not cooperating with the police police brutality caught on film away from imploding.

Nobody wants to see this happen, but the actions of a community you failed to organize now requires that Rahm Emmanuel carry out extreme measures to bring some semblance of civility to an obvious falsity in your resume.

James Carville said that 2012 could be a year of unrest. He is wrong. It will be the summer of 2011, and its already started in the city, among the very people you failed to organize.

The Chicago of John Hughes is gone. The Chicago of Barack Obama is here.

Congrats on that community organizing. Since you've become president, youth Black people in other major cities have joined in the fun that Chicago enjoys on a daily basis.

The ranks of Those Who Can See grow larger by the day; to think it all started because you said a cop "acted stupidly" in arresting your friend Skip Gates.

Best,
Paul Kersey

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The Drudge Report Exposes BRA

Tens of millions of people saw this today

Editors note: Could someone do a screen shot of Drudge Report for May 31, 2011 and send it to us? The stories of Black people acting Black in Miami, Charlotte, Charlotte Beach (NY), Decatur (AL), Myrtle Beach, Boston, Chicago and Rochester, juxtaposed with the decision by Eric "My People" Holder's decision to pursue civil rights abuses in big-city police departments beautifully captures the concept of Black-Run America (BRA).

The story out of Boston reminds us of something out of a horror film:

Yesterday, the beach, located steps away from the South Boston State Police barracks, attracted thousands of families and other Memorial Day revelers gathered for the unofficial start of summer. While the majority of the crowd was peaceful, the unruly youths again gathered at the beach and in nearby parking lots.

The troopers called for backup. State Police streamed in, State Police Special Tactical Operations teams and Boston SWAT teams arrived, and the Boston Police Department activated its Emergency Deployment Teams, which brought officers into South Boston from all over the city. State, Boston, Boston Housing, UMass, and Transit Police responded, for a total of more than 100 police officers.

For the third time in four days, police dispersed the crowd, rushing everyone off the streets.

The dispersal caused some tense moments between those not involved with the youths and police, who formed a line to herd the crowd south, down William J. Day Boulevard. Some jostled and argued with officers.

At one moment, SWAT officers were rushing a crowd down the boulevard, and a woman yelled at a state trooper because the little boy with her was trying to put his shoes on as the trooper was pressing them to keep walking.

 The report out of Chicago is even stranger, with the new Mayor Rahm Emmanuel applauding the police for closing North Avenue Beach because of apparent "heat exhaustion" suffered by a number of Memorial Day revelers. In actuality, it appears roving bands of Black people required the quick closing the beach:

Was it a flash mob that forced the closure of North Avenue beach on Memorial Day?

Chicago Police News Affairs released a statement saying they had to close the beach for safety reasons, as people were suffering heat exhaustion and emergency vehicles couldn't get through to help. But, WLS listeners say there was what they called a "large gangbanger element" at the Oak Street and North Avenue beaches.

READ: Emanuel: Police made right call in closing beach
Listeners report being at the beach, and seeing dozens of gang bangers pushing people off their bikes. 
Another listener says those causing havoc were not dressed for the beach and looked like "bad elements."

Webster's dictionary defines a flash mob as a group of people summoned (as by e-mail or text message) to a designated location at a specified time to perform an indicated action before dispersing. Flash mobs also can be organized via social media sites. But recently in Chicago, flash mobs have gathered along Michigan Avenue to do anything but entertain.

In January, groups of teens assembled along Michigan Avenue and shoplifted at three separate stores. Eleven teens ranging in age from 14 to 17 were arrested.

Chicago Police are denying that a flash mob intent on causing havoc forced the closure of the North Avenue beach on Memorial Day Monday.

Remember Black Memorial Day 2011, and remember what Matt Drudge did with his Web site that drives more traffic than Facebook or Twitter. Drudge drives the news in ways that The New York Times, The Washington Post and The Los Angeles Times could only dream of doing.

The common denominator in every story of Memorial Day madness across the nation was Black people interrupting family experiences at the beach, lake, rib festival, water park or events geared specifically toward Black people like Black Biker Week, Urban Beach Weekend or a Speed Street celebration.

And yet Matt Drudge was clever enough to link to the story of Mein Obama's Department of Justice going after big-city police department for purported civil rights violations when Chicago's police are trying to cover up Black violence and blaming the closure of a beach on "heat exhaustion."

Remember this day, as millions of white people - already aware that anti-white bias is getting worse in Black-Run America - saw stories of Black depravity in almost 10 United States cities that boarders on the truculent. And they saw where Eric "My People" Holder's DoJ's priorities rest.

And then our friends at Theroot.com go and report this:

MSNBC reports the Police Executive Research Forum polled 233 local law enforcement agencies in 2009, and found that the link between poverty and crime was inextricable. A prolonged recession would only make matters worse, the research showed. After reviewing the data, PERF Executive Director Chuck Wexler told Reuters, “We are not saying there is going to be a crime wave, but we are saying this is a wake-up call and we anticipate the situation will continue to deteriorate.”

Even when crime rates dropped, older urban areas still had more violent crime like Buffalo, NY, Philadelphia, PA, Cleveland, OH and Hartford, Conn. Crime is not necessarily explained by poverty; it is also explained by the reduction in police forces in those areas which results in higher crime rates. For example, Pontiac, Mich., part of the corridor of high crime cities that runs from Detroit to Flint, recently turned over its police operations to the sheriff’s office of Oakland Country, where Pontiac is located.

The top five list of America's most dangerous cities in America with populations over 100,000 is as follows:
1. Flint, Michigan
2. Detroit, Michigan
3. St. Louis, Missouri
4. New Haven, Conn.
5. Memphis, Tenn.

This study highlights what has been proven time and again -- high numbers of unemployment result in high levels of crime. The two are inextricably linked and one cannot exist without the other. The way that unemployment is plaguing black communities in these cities is outrageous. We're not surprised that there is an uptick in violent crime, despite a decline nationally. The question is, when are we going to do something about unemployment?

Crime has been down in these tough economic times (we reported on this already), but those most dangerous cities happen to majority Black, just like every Memorial Day disturbance throughout the nation was courtesy of Black people.

Matt Drudge has done something that will little remembered nor long forgotten; he has exposed Black-Run America for millions of white people who realize something is rotten in America. Where we go from there (just like the climatic scene of The Matrix) is a choice he leaves to the millions and millions of white people who read his site.

Thousands surround gang fight on Carson Beach: MyFoxBOSTON.com

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Flash Mobs in Bleeding Kansas City

We have seen Flash Mobs in Philadelphia. We have even seen ‘Smash and Grab’ tactics of Black shoplifters cause damage to Atlanta-area stores.

Now, we have Bleeding Kansas… City. Yes, Missouri is now home to the next generation of Black theme riots, as ‘youth’ of Kansas City have been inspired by the exploits of comrades in Philadelphia and Atlanta realizing that through a sustained group effort that they too could create havoc with a toxic combination of aplomb and radicalized insanity:

Kansas City Police Chief Jim Corwin received a briefing Monday after a large disturbance on the Country Club Plaza Saturday night.

Corwin said on his blog that it was estimated that between 700 and 900 juveniles were on the Plaza by 9 p.m. that night. The gathering was posted through the social network Web site Facebook.

Witnesses said the trouble started when several brawls broke out between young people as moviegoers left a theatre.

"I was leaving the movies and there were so many kids out there," witness Starr Hackett told KMBC's Marcus Moore.

Hackett said tension seemed to rise when police arrived and used pepper spray to disperse the crowd.
"When they called in the helicopter and more police out there, that's when it really got crazy," Hackett said.

"I feel like that's unfortunate because I feel like the Plaza is a place where everybody should be able to come and enjoy a good time and be safe," resident Lynita Jones said.

"In absolutely no neighborhood should that occur. People should be respectful of property of each other, and welcome everyone," Haake said. Haake said that she hopes what happened Saturday night won't happen again. "I'm very worried about that because we want it to be a happy place," Haake said. Moore said that some people he spoke to criticized the police response to the incident, saying it went too far. Corwin detailed the incident on his blog. Click here to read the blog. "Crowds began to gather in front of businesses, blocking the entrances and exit, and would not move," according to a police memorandum. The report also noted:"Citizens were continually stopping officers and complaining of the crowds, that they were being pushed and shoved, and that the kids were trying to intimidate them.By 10:30 p.m., the crowds left the Plaza and gathered in Mill Creek Park and in the Winstead's parking lot. One young person was found in the parking lot with head injuries. Police said he was hit on the head and his jaw was broken. The police memo said that earlier in the year, Cinemark Theatre lowered its age requirement and young people began increasingly to hang out around the theatre. "We learned this past week that the crowds were growing due to area high schools organizing gatherings through the use of Twitter and Facebook. The report also noted that on the previous Saturday -- April 3 -- police were called about a large disturbance involving 300 to 500 juveniles at J.C. Nichols Parkway and Pennsylvania Avenue.

Notice the article points out that one week prior, the throng of Black participants in the first riot was 50 percent less than the subsequent week (April 10). One can only speculate that this weekend, 1800 – 2000 Black youth will show up to take part in the Bleeding Kansas…City riots.

A police report of the event can be found here, which oddly fails to delineate the participants by race, although the term ‘Flash Mob’ is analogous to ‘Black Mob’ and requires precious little waste of energy to define the group further.

Kansas City is 30 percent Black, and yet is home to one of the shining examples of the government of the United States incompetence at utilizing the invaluable resource of Crusading White Pedagogues to uplift Black students from the doldrums of Mother Nature’s cruel –unintentional – gift:

Kansas City was held up as a national example of bold thinking when it tried to integrate its schools by making them better than the suburban districts where many kids were moving. The result was one school with an Olympic-sized swimming pool and another with recording studios.

Now it’s on the brink of bankruptcy and considering another bold move: closing nearly half its schools to stay afloat.

Schools officials say the cuts are necessary to keep the district from plowing through what little is left of the $2 billion it received as part of a groundbreaking desegregation case.

Buffeted for years by declining enrollment, political squabbling and a revolving door of leadership, the district’s fortunes are so bleak that Superintendent John Covington has said diplomas given to many graduates “aren’t worth the paper they’re printed on.”

Kansas City is among the most striking examples of the challenges of saving urban school districts. The city used gobs of cash to improve facilities, but boosting lagging test scores and stemming the exodus of students were more elusive. Like other big-city districts, it finds itself struggling to become more than just the last resort for large pockets of poverty in the urban core.

The latest possible solution for Kansas City is the plan Covington submitted to the school board last week that called for closing 29 out of 61 schools to eliminate a projected $50 million budget shortfall. Covington also has said he wants to cut about 700 of the district’s 3,000 jobs, including 285 teachers. The school board vote is Wednesday.

This year alone officials expect to overspend the $316 million budget by $15 million and if nothing changes, the district will be in the red by 2011.

Kansas City appeared headed for a recovery when a federal judge in 1985 declared the district was unconstitutionally segregated. To boost test scores, integrate the schools and repair decrepit classrooms, the state was ordered to spend about $2 billion to address the problems.

The district went on a buying spree that included a six-lane indoor track and a mock court complete with a judge’s chamber and jury deliberation room. But student achievement remained low, and the anticipated flood of students from the suburbs turned out to be more like a trickle.

And to this day, the district continues to lose students. In the late 1960s enrollment peaked at 75,000, dropped to 35,000 a decade ago and now sits at just under 18,000.

Only about half of Kansas City’s elementary school students and about 40 percent of middle and high school students now attend the city’s public schools. Many of the other students have left for publicly funded charter schools, private and parochial schools and the suburbs.

At the height of spending in 1991-92, Kansas City invested more than $11,700 per student—more than double that year’s national average of $5,001, according to U.S. Census figures. Today, the district spends an average of $15,158 on each student, compared to a national average of $9,666 in 2006-07, the latest figures available.

Yes, an effort through the vast reallocation of resources to help Black students perform on average just as highly as their white counterparts failed, just the hope of scores upon scores of Black children refraining from engaging in ‘Flash Mobs’ is but a dream.

Like a virus, 'Flash Mobs' are manifesting across the nation.

One can only recall ‘The Course of Empire’ painting series by Thomas Cole when presented with the growing body of information regarding the proliferation of ‘Flash Mobs’ across the nation.

Black unemployment is rising. New Black college graduates are having a difficult time locating jobs, and many have given up looking altogether. An entirely new people from Mexico have been imported to America to do jobs that Black people seem uninspired to perform.

Instead, loitering in the company of friends and mindlessly romping through congested business areas is the type of avocation those Black youth who participate in ‘Flash Mobs’ would rather partake in, while immigrants do the jobs they just won’t do!

Any town, USA, with a Black population will soon have the 21^st century’s version of Hoover’s “Bonus Army” marauding and rampaging through its streets.

We live in the waning days of the Empire. There is no turning back now. Through the beauty of social networking sites, Black people can mass congregate with the speed usually reserved for Wal-Mart’s shelves being restocked with hot-selling items.

Stuff Black People Don’t Like has enjoyed the journey of covering Black Run America (BRA) in all its glory, and finds the media’s reticence to report of the 700 – 900 youth who participated in the Bleeding Kansas… City riot a sign of its enormously dreadful influence.

White criminals do exist, of course (watch the Lifetime Network and you’ll think that’s the only type out there). Yet Hate Facts help establish the reality of criminality in America and stories of ‘Flash Mobs’ only punctuate that veracity clearly.

Bleeding Kansas… City. What city is next?Thankfully, the police will be working with a reputable group at helping out Black people to put an end to these flights of youthful fun:

Police Chief Jim Corwin promises strict enforcement on the Plaza this weekend and said he's meeting with Plaza merchants, the NAACP and others to develop a plan to keep the kids from causing problems.

There is no solution to the madness of 'Flash Mobs'. Not anymore. Just sit back and laugh. That's all you can do.

Video of the event is available here.

More footage of the riot.

Video of a brawl at the Bleeding Kansas City event.

Click here for another version of the story from KMBC.com