The Day Ferguson Cops Were Caught in a Bloody Lie

Everyone Is Guilty: The Eric Holder Challenge: Can You Find a City Where Blacks Aren’t Arrested More Often?

Okay, but is everyone guilty? Can any municipality in America produce a graph where blacks don’t get in trouble with the law more than whites? The existence of equal numbers of White Malefactors somewhere or other is presumed, but can anybody identify the actual place?

If there is one, my guess would be that it would be in a white part of the country next to a big Air Force base, where most of the blacks came to town because they were eligible to join the Air Force. (These days, you have to score at close to the 50th percentile on the heavily g-loaded AFQT enlistment cognitive test to get into the Air Force.) Off the top of my head, Minot, North Dakota sounds like the best hope for a town where blacks don’t get arrested more often than whites.

So, does anybody know of crime statistics by race in Minot? (You’d need to drill down by age and sex to get an apples to apples comparison.)

Obama’s Honolulu, a Navy town, might be another candidate. Perhaps Hilo?

Another possibility would be a municipality where most of the blacks are elite immigrants. For example, Eric Holder himself grew up in a “West Indian enclave.” But that was in New York, where the cops hassle African-Americans constantly. Houston has a lot of educated Africans attracted by the oil industry and Akeem Olajuwon’s fame. But New York and Houston are big cities with lots of American blacks.

Does anybody have any suggestions?

Physical and forensic evidence in fact contradict claims by witnesses who have maintained that Brown had his hands up, above his waist when Wilson shot him, the Justice Department concluded.


The results of the federal probe support claims support the detailed accounting St. Louis County prosecutor Bob McCulloch presented in a press conference announcing a grand jury's decision to not indict Wilson.


"Although some witnesses state that Brown held his hands up at shoulder level with his palms facing outward for a brief moment, these same witnesses describe Brown then dropping his hands and 'charging' at Wilson," the report explains.

Tax Records Show George Soros Funded the Ferguson Riots

Tax records of the Soros funded group, Open Society, shows that Soros gave 33 million dollars in funding that kept the Ferguson riots going among other civil disobedience the group has funded. Soros has used Open Society much as he has MoveOn.org to try to manipulate the discussions in order to push forward his plans for a socialist United States.

Biggest Danger to Black Americans Today: White Liberals

Liberalism undermines the spirit of self-help and individual responsibility.[/u]



It is high time—make that past time—for liberals to cast aside their blacks-as-victims narrative and start doing the hard work of encouraging personal responsibility, initiative, drive, no-excuses attitudes, intact families, and respect for education, authority, and laws. Black Americans are unshackling themselves from government dependence in increasing numbers and transforming their lives in the process. Right now blacks who do this are being labeled “racists” and “Uncle Toms” by liberals—black and white—who benefit from keeping black Americans dependent on the government. But the day when those types of labels would actually stick is rapidly coming to an end. Soon there will be too many successful black Americans who improved their lives through personal responsibility, initiative, and hard work to allow liberals to sell their government dependence nonsense. When this happens, the political left will crumble as an ideology and a political left will crumble as an ideology and a political force because it has based its existence and survival on a lie perpetuated by a false narrative advanced as the “poetic truth.”

When Esther Calhoun marches across the Edmund Pettus bridge this weekend, it will be for a right she says is more fundamental than the vote. “I want to breathe clean air,” she said.

Her home in Uniontown, 30 miles west of Selma, is described by environmentalists as one of the most polluted, exploited and contaminated towns in Alabama, a state with notoriously lax environmental standards.


Calhoun, a 52-year-old mother of two, depicts the struggle against the 4-million tonne coal ash dump that has sprouted on the edge of town, and the raw sewage seeping into local streams, as a modern-day civil rights campaign.

“People don’t listen to us because we have black voices,” said Calhoun, who was born on a Uniontown plantation three years before the famed march in Selma, and picked cotton growing up. “Everyone says, ‘now we’re free’, but I don’t think I’m going to be free until I’m dead.”
Calhoun’s mobile home is right next to the train line that ferried the coal ash from a power plant spill 300 miles away in Harriman, Tennessee.

By 2011, when the last of the coal ash had been shifted from Harriman, a town which is 90% white, to a landfill on the outskirts of Uniontown, which is 90% black, it had formed the highest peak in Perry County.

When the coal ash first arrived, residents complained of upper respiratory infections, nosebleeds and nausea. Scientists said they found evidence of arsenic leaking into local streams and residents closest to the landfill said paint was stripping off their cars.

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