These are just some of the hundreds of examples of racial violence and lawlessness in more than 80 cities around the country as documented in my book: White Girl Bleed a Lot: The return of racial violence to America.
Thomas Sowell said : ”Reading Colin Flaherty’s book made painfully clear to me that the magnitude of this problem is greater than I had discovered from my own research. He documents both the race riots and the media and political evasions in dozens of cities.” – National Review.
Black mob tortures and kills white family in Detroit.
Some in Detroit says white people deserve it.
A preview of a story at WND.
Four black people are in jail tonight in Detroit for robbing, stabbing, shooting, torturing, and killing three white people. Then burning down their house and stealing their car.
Fox 2 News Headlines
Police arrested the suspects last week when they found the murdered person’s car at one of their homes, along with bloody clothing and ID from the victim. In addition to charges for murder and arson and robbery, at least one of the suspects was charged with possession of heroin.
“The nature of the wounds were horrific, all three victims were stabbed multiple times,” said Sgt. Michael Woody of the Detroit police. “In addition, the fire had been obviously set to cover up what turned out to be a brutal murder in an attempt to destroy potential evidence.”
Two of the victims, Larry and Nicholas Bowman, were father and son. Family friends sought out the comments’ section of local news stories to talk about the crime.
“These pieces of s##t killed my friend and his father,” said Jimi Dowling at the Detroit Free Press. “Larry Bowman has two more sons, one is autistic.”
Said another friend: “One of these men killed worked at an ice rink in Livonia, worked there 6 years, no police record, high school grad. His father also had no police record.”
Matt Sparks lives 200 yards away from the scene of the murders. “These issues always bring out black vs white,” Sparks said. “we all know it. but whatever the situation Im sure a 51-year old man who had a stroke and couldn’t do much. He didn’t deserve multiple stab wounds and a bullet to the head. If that was a white kid killing a black guy like that there would be a bunch of jobless blacks ready to lynch him.”
Photos from the at least one of the suspect’s Facebook page are depressingly similar to the social media postings of others involved in black mob violence. The 19-year old Keeshon Lake considered himself quite the “player.” At least if photos Lake holding handguns, flashing cash, bragging on his baby and displaying gang signs are an indication.
“Search Keeshon Lake on Facebook,” said Karen Larson at the Fox web site. “He made his profile picture a collage of himself with a pistol 2 days after the murder.”
While friends and family try to take some larger lesson from the hyper-violence, many Detroit residents pegged this for a case of racial violence right away. More than 100 commenters to local news sites talked about black on white violence, how normal it is, and how it does not seem to get the same attention as white on black violence.
Some of the black commentators were unimpressed. Damon Warren wanted to take the race card off the table;
“And for the “those people in Detroit” crowd, let me be VERY clear: It’s not “black people” out here doing this nonsense,” Warren said in the Detroit Free Press. “I’m black and this is beyond my comprehension; beyond anything I would think to try even in my darkest hour and at my lowest point. This is a twisted, idiotic, mindless, directionless, and consequently depraved, lot who have lost all sense of morality, self worth and value for human life. That is not Detroit, and that is not “black people”, but it is one heck of a growing problem.”
Deandre Jones took a lot of flack for saying at the Fox web site what others call Critical Race Theory: “White people have been killing us for years so I don’t feel bad for’em,” he said. “Crackas DID start our problems.. Still do.. You people are the biggest savages on the planet… We can have a little history lesson if you want. Maybe if you people would never have oppressed our people or would hire us for jobs we wouldn’t have to sell drugs. White people = commit evil crimes everywhere they go in the world.”
Lots of other commentators said if they were robbed, stabbed, tortured, killed and set on fire, it had to be their own fault. Perhaps in a drug deal gone bad. Because in Detroit, black mob violence is not visited on innocent people, black or white.
Police say they have not determined a motive for the slaying.
Marlin Newburn lived in Detroit and graduated from Wayne State University there. He spent the next 30 years seeing Detroit criminals up close and personal in different parts of the criminal justice system.
Newburn is not surprised at the “whites deserved it” kind of rhetoric. He saw a ton of it while a prison psychologist:
“Since Detroit’s first black mayor “King” Coleman Young was elected, the destruction of Detroit began in earnest,” said Newburn. “He began bellowing (seriously) a constant stream of anti-white resentment as he blamed whites as the one and only reason for black failure and their ongoing social suffering.”
“Any reason for corruption or incompetence found in his and subsequent black administrations was always angrily labelled a demonstration of white racism. Black people in that now third world shooting gallery continue to believe it without question. The result is that Detroit has become more dangerous to white people than Fallujah at midnight. “
Newburn’s comments echo a popular theme of black talk show host Jesse Lee Peterson, who warns his white audiences to beware black resentment and hostility. Peterson says white people are often afraid to acknowledge that because they do not want anyone to think they are racist.
This racial resentment and hostility has been building a long time, says Newburn. Many noted the resemblance between this crime and a similar one five years ago in Knoxville, Tennessee. In 2007, five black people kidnapped, beat, sexually assaulted, tortured and murdered college sweethearts Chris Newsom and Channon Christian.
The chickens are coming home to roost, Newburn said: “A generation of black people have been conditioned to have a knee-jerk, instant hatred for whites, and thus it’s open season and fair game on those who dare venture into the ghetto. The type of sadism as demonstrated by these killers is commonplace now partly because in the preadolescent mind of the black attacker, they are not just robbing someone, they’re “getting even and righteously administering payback.””
Remember December? Kings Plaza? 400 black people going “berserk?”
Happened again. Yesterday. A preview of a story at WND.
Officials vowed to get tough after the last episode of black mob violence at Kings Plaza mall in Brooklyn a few days after Christmas.
So they banned teenagers from the mall unless they were accompanied by an adult.
That lasted two days. “We ask that they respect the center’s code of conduct while visiting the center,” mall owners pleaded after relenting.
This week, they returned: Hundreds of black people running, fighting, creating mayhem at the Kings Plaza Mall.
The local CBS news dutifully downplayed the violence and the central organizing feature of the perpetrators. They were black.
“It was just a bunch of kids misbehaving, causing havoc in the mall and stuff like that,” Shawn Reece said to the CBS reporter. “They play manhunt you know just having fun but I guess it got a little bit out of hand.”
But local web sites were not quite eager to overlook the obvious. Not this time. Over at Sheepshead.com, the locals were in an uproar:
“I can’t believe there was not more publicity on this,” said one resident. “Flatbush avenue was a mob scene. Traffic backed up to the entrance of the belt parkway with mobs of teenagers everywhere. I couldn’t believe my eyes. My normal commute home took an additional hour because I couldn’t get past the mall. They need to shut down this crime magnet ASAP!!”
Even in the hipster haven of Brooklyn, where diversity is celebrated daily, more and more people are staring to wonder not why black people were acting out. But why so many others were so eager to ignore it.
“Everyone says young kids, youths, teens. No one is pointing out that the race of these youths is black which is a cause for concern because the neighborhood is mixed. If it were Asians doing this the media would’ve made the observation by now. Why is the news not reporting?”
News outlets have displayed a bit of reluctance reporting racial violence in this area. In October, across the street from Kings Mall, 10 “teenagers” beat up a white couple, shouting racial epithets as they punched and kicked them.
It took the Daily News six days to report the story. And when it did, their reporters decided it was nothing much anyway: ““It’s not just a black and white thing,” a person who lives near the violence told the News. “It’s stupid teenagers thinking they can do whatever they want.”
Despite the presence of racial slurs, no one was charged with a hate crime.
Like the last riot, the people responsible for the mayhem were considerate enough to broadcast their intentions on Twitter and Facebook. This time people listened.
FROM DECEMBER:
At 2 p.m., Queen Dimplez put out an alert on Google +: “Warning: If you are going to KP also known as Kings Plaza don’t go. On Facebook people are talking about they gonna trash KP and start a rampage.”
Soon after another rampage began: This one on Twitter from people who were at the mall during the latest civil disturbance: “Literally just escaped from 500 kids ready to attack at the fucking kings plaza,” said Erica Barone.
Then Jalen Barone piped in: “Pretty sure it was a riot. Everyone was closing their stores, screaming too, mobs of kids running. Cops everywhere.”
This violence seemed more subdued than the December escapades when the New York Post said “thugs looted and ransacked a number of stores in a melee that was caught on video.” Nor did any video of the mayhem make its way to any of the usual sites that clamor for moving pictures of black mob violence.
One person was arrested. And mall officials congratulated themselves for having a security plan in place to prevent damage to stores and harm to shoppers.
They might have won the battle, but others wonder if they are losing the war. Dozens of malls around the country are empty and crumbling, testimony to one obvious piece of truth: No place of business can survive if it is the site of frequent and predictable episodes of racial violence.
“Officials and store owners realize with more bad press, anyone who would have given Kings Plaza a last chance, would definitely leave for good,” said one Brooklynite at Sheepshead. I’m past that point and if I have to do any shopping in store, it’ll be in Manhattan.”
These are just some of the hundreds of examples of racial violence and lawlessness in more than 80 cities around the country as documented in my book: White Girl Bleed a Lot: The return of racial violence to America.
Thomas Sowell said : ”Reading Colin Flaherty’s book made painfully clear to me that the magnitude of this problem is greater than I had discovered from my own research. He documents both the race riots and the media and political evasions in dozens of cities.” – National Review.
Congressman Emmanuel Cleaver tried to warn them: “All we are going to do is make a lot of black kids angry,” he said last summer when the city council in Kansas City extended the curfew.
Cleaver was right: This weekend the angry kids returned. So did the black mob violence the curfew was supposed to stop.
By now, locals know black mob violence at Country Club Plaza is a Kansas City tradition. Or even a rite of passage: Hundreds of black people go to the plaza and fight, destroy property, invade surrounding businesses, stop traffic, defy police, threaten tourists, get pepper sprayed, stay out past curfew, hurt people, blame it on the cops, then go home. And next week, or the week after, do it again.
For five years it has been a “perrenial problem.” The latest episode was not much different than the others. About 150 black people left a nearby movie theater, and soon after started fighting.
KCTV 5 news talked to a few of the local business owners: “Those working and enjoying the Plaza Saturday night described a chaotic scene with high-school age kids running through the streets and police rushing to the scene. “It’s kind of a growing problem,” said Kelly Griffin, a manager at Brio Tuscan Grille.
“John Szudarski, another manager at the restaurant, said he would like to see a further crackdown to avoid even more problems.”
“I’ve seen lots of things happen where they push people down in the street. They walk across our patio and knock people’s drinks over. They are not very courteous kids,” he said.”
The local web site Tony’s Kansas City has seen it all before: “Flash mob season starts early,” he said. One of his visitors remembers it as well: “I used to run a store on the plaza but left due to this sort of thing,” said visitor to his Tony’s site. “It kills your business. I’m glad I relocated outside the City limits. Business has been much better. People seem willing to drive to an environment where they feel safe.”
Now the police chief said he is going to get tough on the lawbreakers, whom he called “a few deviants.”
The chief’s tough talk is a return to the how the city first dealt with the violence five years ago. When that did not work, they got a new police chief. When that didn’t work, they got a new mayor in 2011.
Mayor Sly James promised he would have the black mob violence under control within six months. It just got worse: He even saw it first hand when shots were fired within 50 yards of him when he was on the Plaza three years ago.
Finally they tried the curfew. The riots kept on keeping on.
Last summer, the city sent a “community outreach organization” into the Plaza to ask the teens “what do you need?”
“What they are doing now is not going to do any good at all,” said one teenager to Fox News. “They are going to do it regardless,” she said of the violence.
The black teenagers told Fox they did not like being targeted. Did not like being told what to do. And they needed more places to have parties. The city actually tried that too. But unfortunately, said KCTV 5 news: “that has met with limited success.”
So the riots continue.
Few lawbreakers are arrested or ticketed. Last weekend, three people received citations. The chief said that is going to increase and he does not care what color the lawbreakers are.
Most of the news stories about black mob violence at the Country Club Plaza refer to the rioters as “teens.” But last year, when a city councilman objected to the fact that the only black people were receiving tickets for curfew violations, that opened up local media for a rare admission:
“The fact that a lot of the teens that congregate here on the Plaza just to hang out are black teenagers has largely been an implied or unmentioned fact,” said Micheal Mahoney, a local TV reporter with Channel 9 news. “The big deal on this is the issue of black teenagers down here on the plaza and a year round curfew is something that has been hinted at. Implied. Whispered about.”
And, of course, documented here at WND and in White Girl Bleed a Lot: The Return of Racial Violence to America and How the Media Ignore It.
Lisa Benson, a reporter for the local NBC affiliate and a member of the National Association of Black Journalists, covered the latest mayhem. “In the past, council member Jermaine Reed has suspected racism in the enforcement of the city’s Entertainment District curfew,” she said. “But Saturday’s disruption was not a curfew violation; it was simply bad behavior.”
Maybe white racism is driving this black mob violence. Maybe it was not. Either way, Councilman Reed understands: “We know that our young people aren’t welcomed in certain places in this city; and it’s important that you act accordingly where ever you are,” Reed said.
Benson may have satisfied herself that that the people creating chaos were not victims of racial injustice. And the police were not perpetrators of it. But if there was any concern for the victims — tourists, pedestrians, business owners, residents — of this racial violence, it was not mentioned in her report.
The Kansas City Star wants no part of the racial angle on this story. No matter what Cleaver and Reed say. The Star also disables reader comments for stories that involve racial conflict. Including this one. Especially this one.
But other news outlets are more open to letting their readers open up about the Plaza. And they often say what the reporters cannot — or will not. As did Donovan Tozier last summer at the KMBC site:
“Well I work by the plaza and I can tell you I have never seen a group of white kids running around causing problems, I have not seen a group of Hispanic kids running around causing problems. That goes for Chinese, Korean, or every other race out there. You want to make it a race thing so I am going to call it like I see it. “This issue revolves completely around our young black youth. Getting in large groups and running the sidewalks jumping around acting immature is not what the plaza needs or wants as real shoppers are trying to enjoy a night out. “I don’t blame anyone for avoiding the Plaza when this happens, it is not a safe environment when hundreds of out of control children are running around.”
Said another visitor to the same site:
“I had to cross the Plaza last summer going home from babysitting, and while sitting at a stoplight I was shouted at, called names, and had my car beaten on by these hooligans. They were ALL black. These are the type of situations that worsen the already tense race relations in this city. The problems on the Plaza are with BLACK teenagers. Call it what you will – since there are no white teens causing the problems. This is a problem for anyone who enjoys the Plaza – so we all get to suffer because of the lack of parenting of these black delinquents.”
These are just some of the hundreds of examples of racial violence and lawlessness in more than 80 cities around the country as documented in my book: White Girl Bleed a Lot: The return of racial violence to America.
Thomas Sowell said : ”Reading Colin Flaherty’s book made painfully clear to me that the magnitude of this problem is greater than I had discovered from my own research. He documents both the race riots and the media and political evasions in dozens of cities.” – National Review.
These are just some of the hundreds of examples of racial violence and lawlessness in more than 80 cities around the country as documented in my book: White Girl Bleed a Lot: The return of racial violence to America.
Thomas Sowell said : ”Reading Colin Flaherty’s book made painfully clear to me that the magnitude of this problem is greater than I had discovered from my own research. He documents both the race riots and the media and political evasions in dozens of cities.” – National Review.
