This is an excerpt from the upcoming new edition of White Girl Bleed a Lot. Just a reminder of the black mob violence that took place after the death of Trayvon:
Anybody here, seen my old friend Trayvon?
Revenge for Trayvon.
We do not need to rehash all the George Zimmerman and Trayvon Martin material here. Other than to remind people of the all mayhem that occurred after the death of the Skittle-toting teenager.
And how it could be a preview of what will happen after the trial.
My own favorite is from Gainseville, Florida, home of the Gators.
But this took place at downtown restaurant near Bo Diddley Community Plaza, just hours after a local demonstration calling for justice — come to think of it, what were they calling for ? — for Travyon Martin.
A 50-year old felon snatched a purse. The woman’s boyfriend took off running, caught him and wrestled him to the ground.
“Police say that is when the incident turned racial,” says a local television news reporter.
A police spokeswoman picks up the narrative: “A large crowd gathered around him and started chanting ‘Trayvon,’ At least three individuals held down the male’s hands as he was trying to hold down the suspect.”
“The alleged purse snatcher is black. The Good Samaritan is white,” the reporter from GTN news reminded us.
The purse snatcher was desperate and down on his luck and had just gotten out of prison, we learned.
A bystander explained the rest: “Right now there is a lot of racial tension going on because of that. And then when you have a guy just getting out of prison and he just happens to be black, all that does is intensify the tension.”
Good Lord, I do not have the slightest idea what that means. But I do know how to count: If a mob of 25 people is standing around while three people from the mob beat someone up, the papers always report that the crime involved just three people.
Instead of the whole gang of them.
Go Gators.
Let’s head over to another SEC football town, Mobile, Alabama. This one got some national attention.
Black kids playing in the street. White guy says something. Ten minutes later a mob of black people is beating the white guy into critical condition. Someone said it was a payback for Trayvon.
Local police and media issued the usual denials:
“Deputy Chief Lester Hargrove says investigators believe only four people, including Terry Rawls, were directly involved. They believe the rest of the mob just watched.”
I’m not a lawyer, though I played one on TV, kind of: I spent the better part of an hour on Court TV explaining how my reporting resulted in unearthing new evidence that got a black man released from state prison after he was unjustly convicted of trying to kill his white girl friend.
But if 20 people “just watch” a crime, doesn’t that make them accessories? And does anyone really visualize a mob of 20 people descending on a home, while several people break out of the mob and start beating someone, while the remaining people just stand there mute?
Without a word or gesture of encouragement? Is that what the police say happened? Really?
Please do not report me to your local bar association for practicing law without a license, but my guess is there are laws covering that.
I tried to sell a story like that to a cop once. I got the ticket anyway. Oh yeah, the guy who got beat up, his name is Matthew Owens.
No they did not leave any Skittles on the scene.
In Chicago, two days later, two black people beat and robbed a “white boy” in revenge for Trayvon, says the Daily Mail out of London.
Over at the Gateway Pundit, they posted a video and lyrics of a “justice for Travyon” rap song, encouraging racial violence. The video’s down, but the lyrics are up:
Burn the house and everybody in it.
Drive around in my Chevy
All black in my hoodie
Let’s start a riot
Let’s keep it real
Those crackers don’t love us
If we don’t do sh*t
at least that cracker
6 months later they’re gonna kill another brother
Over at Twitchy.com, they report on the Tweet stream of a riot at a Georgia High School over Trayvon. Or more precisely, lots of people talking about how they are going to riot. Oh yeah: that’s called a threat.
“FUH EVERY ONE THAT GOES TO CREEKSIDE HIGH SCHOOL:THERE WILL BE A RIOT FUH TRAYVON MARTIN AT 2:OOPM! PART 1”
langston had a riot for trayvon martin , westlake bouta have one . tri cities gonna have one on thursday …. umm creekside need to have one.
And this is just two of dozens.
In Toledo, a 78-year old man was beaten by a mob of black people who said they were doing it for Travyon. It was very nasty.
The next day, the police chief came out and said the story was “causing issues here that should not be here.”
Cops on the beat are heroes and warriors. But an increasing number of upper level police officials around the country are apologists for black violence and actively try to stop people from knowing what is going on.
That has been shown in this book in Chicago, Atlanta, Seattle, Baltimore, you name it. And now Toledo, exhibit 1182.
Over in Norfolk, Virginia, two reporters in April 2012 were beat up by a mob of 100 black people.
Immediate reaction: No news coverage and the police indifference.
The rest of us heard about it two weeks later when a columnist at the paper talked about the paper’s decision not to write about this attack.
Every single person who has read this far into this book could write the editorial and police reply as to why they had no interest in drawing attention to this mob violence.
It got interesting when bulldogs like Bill O’Reilly, Glenn Beck, Breitbart and others got a hold of it and would not let go.
Many readers of the first edition edition of this book are news hounds. They write letters and emails to reporters.
Many of them wrote O’Reilly saying ‘Bill, this is happening all over the country, so I hope you do a story about that.”
I know because they copied me.
But I also know people write in and say something like:
Did you hear about Columbus?
Or Greensboro?
Or Denver?
Or Minneapolis?
Or the latest about black on asian crime in San Francisco?
Often the answer is no. And that is how those cities ended up in this book.
But people also say something else just as often: ‘Colin, you wrote about Milwaukee, but that has been happening here for a very long time.’ It is always worse that I write about. Always.
I know O’Reilly was getting that kind of mail as well.
I do not know why he decided to stick only with one tiny case in one tiny city and ignore the tsunami of black mob violence from the rest of the country.
I love the term ‘keep it real’. What does that mean really? What is ‘real’ or reality anymore? No one knows because of the purposeful gas lighting that has been perpetrated on the white American middle class ( police officers, teachers, counselors, doctors, lawyers, etc). The white middle and working class has been essentially set up to be victimized. They/we are told that we have white privilege via Critical Race Theory, which of course is a crock. Then young blacks are told the same thing, that ALL whites are privileged, hence generating abuse and physical violence on their part directed towards gaslighted, doubled-bound, uninformed whites.
This social engineering is brought about by the sociopathic elite who wish to annihilate the middle class of America, much of which is white, such that they can obtain communistic control.
We must resist by being vigilant.
Lorraine A Land, PhD, LPC