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Attacking cops is a black thing. You wouldn’t understand. There are lots of black things out there that do a lot of damage.
Our thing is exposing them as the greatest lie of our generation. And that’s what we do in this new podcast from Colin Flaherty.
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This is part two of our interview with Cat Burke.
With additional commentary from our great friend and former prison psychologist, the Late Great Marlin Newburn.
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A black man tried to kill her entire family.
Including her. He almost succeeded.
You will never forget Cat Burke.
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The great Ann Coulter rips the veil from the fairy tale of Criminal Justice Reform; “They are always lying.”
In this podcast, we talk about how this lie is spreading in lots of different ways, and the enormous damage it does.
Plus, our new Friday feature: Colin Picks – two new books you might enjoy:
The Kill Artist, by Daniel Silva, get it at https://amzn.to/2XR1x2i
And Legend, by David Gemmell, get it at https://amzn.to/2O0qYtv
All this in a new podcast from Colin Flaherty
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The curious case of the Chinese diplomat: He told the truth about black crime and violence in Washington, D.C., and now some of the fellas and lovely ladies are very unhappy with him.
Welcome to our world, Mr. Ambassador.
A new podcast from Colin Flaherty.
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A black swimming pool in a black Philadelphia neighborhood recently closed because of hyper violence.
The local media told us everything but the truth: About how black pools are centers of crime, violence and mayhem. In Brooklyn, city officials closed a pool for 20 year because black people were ripping the suits from female bathers and then sexually assaulting them.
It was a thing.
So let’s take a listen to Philly. But then let’s take a listen to a real live pool closing near good ol’ Colin’s house.
And how the black violence in the pool, on the way to the pool, and going home from the pool was intolerable to the point where it had to be shut down.
A new podcast from Colin Flaherty
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The fellas have a new hobby: Catching white people in imaginary acts of racism.
They play it with glee and passion and they love to win.
Remember BBQ Becky from last year? She was among the most famous victims of this new game.
Well, just this week in the Bronx, we found out that maybe BBQ Becky was right after all.
All this and more in a new podcast from Colin Flaherty.
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Seems as if we are getting a lot of competition for the topic that is the “greatest lie of our generation.”
Trump. The Border. Etc. etc. etc.
As bad as the widespread denial, deceit and delusion is surrounding those and lots of other topics, nothing compares to the daily tsunami of violence and denial we document every day.
And here we give lots of examples.
A new podcast from Colin Flaherty
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White people are stupid. Why else would they ignore black crime and violence right in front of their own eyes, and call it something else.
And what about first responders: they are under attack in black neighborhoods across the country;. As if it is some kind of sport.
Yet the fellas insist they are the ones who are abused: That is the greatest lie of our lifetimes.
A new podcast from Colin Flaherty.
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Can they both lose?
That is the first reaction many of us had when we saw Social Justice Fella accuse a YouTube exec of racism because the YouTube big shot did not want the fella to trespass in his apartment building.
A familiar story.
But it turns out there is a lot more to the story.
None of it good for YouTube.
So let’s get busy with that on a new podcast from Colin Flaherty.
Don't Make the Black Kids Angry Podcast by Colin Flaherty