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Letter from a Home Invasion Averted

Dear Colin, 


I know you are probably bombarded with stories from fans and viewers, but I hope you get a chance to read this. I want to tell you about an incident that happened to me this week. 

Three days ago, I was sitting on my front porch smoking a cigarette. Mind you, it was 8:00 in the morning. A fella drove by and started honking his horn at me. I have no idea who this person was, so I knew it wasn’t a friendly “hello!”.

I just ignored him and continued reading the e-book I was reading on my phone. He honked again and began shouting “hey!”. I figured “Oh, he’s just cat-calling me, I’ll just go inside. He’ll get the picture.” I got up, went inside and locked the door behind me.

The fella was not pleased. He pulled up in my driveway, got out of the car and began pounding on my door. I went to the window and shouted for him to get off my porch. He turned and went back to his car and drove off. My husband heard the banging and got up to come see what was happening. I explained to him what had just happened. I told him I didn’t get a plate number but I described the car to him.

We figured that was the last we’d see of him. I’ve been cat-called before, like most females, but never had anyone take it to that level. Then today, around noon, I heard a bang on the door. I thought it may be my landlord. I went to open it, and there was the same fella, same car. I sternly asked what he wanted?

My one year old came waddling up to the door. “Oh, uh….I was wondering if this place is for rent, or if you know any places around here that are available?” I coldly stared him down and asked him if I looked like a damn real estate agent. I saw him sizing me and my toddler up. I knew this was a bullshit ploy and I was internally kicking myself for not bringing my pepper spray to the door with me.

He continued standing there trying to keep the conversation going, looking for some excuse for me to let him inside, or continue talking to me. I shouted for my husband and I told the fella, “Next time I see you, I’m calling the police!”

My husband came to the door and asked him what he wanted? Again, the fella repeated the bullshit story about looking for a rental. Then he turned around sheepishly and left. I remembered one of your videos in particular, where a fella went crying to the local news that he was simply looking for directions to get to his school, when an “evil, no-good racist” threw him off his porch and informed him that he had a gun!

In that story, the local news reporters happily played along. I was waiting for news cameras to show up at my door asking me why I’m such a hateful bigot and why did I have to throw that poor Jehovah’s Witness off my doorstep when he was just trying to share God’s word with me???

But I’ve seen enough of your videos and read your books, and I know that the fellas like to invite themselves into people’s homes and the family living inside usually turns up dead, raped, robbed or lit on fire.

Just wanted to say thanks for what you do, and for keeping us aware and alert. If any reporters come knocking on my door, asking me about the incident, trying to spread more denial, deceit and delusion, I’ll let you know! Like you always say, we’re just being sized up. They don’t need to use the phone, they don’t need a dollar, they don’t need directions to the school and they’re not looking for a place to rent.

This guy just wanted to see who lives here, if I’m alone, am I armed, am I onto his ploy or am I naive and an easy target? Fortunately, this didn’t turn into a tragedy. Thanks for keeping us informed! Have a good day!

Saturday night in Baltimore, 400 fellas and lovely ladies attacked tourists, cops, locals, and store owners at the Inner Harbor.

The jewel of Baltimore.

Local TV was on it right away with perfunctory stories of THE KEEDS just blowing off some steam.

Three days later the Baltimore Sun finally weighed in with more details: How there were 400 KEEDS, not 100. And they were creating a holy hell of violence, mayhem and chaos.

But the paper also reminded us that this riot was not really that big of a deal. And the new mayor assured us that is wasn’t nuttin’, nuttin’ at all.

The truth about Baltimore in a new podcast from Colin Flaherty.

Saturday night in Baltimore, 400 fellas and lovely ladies attacked tourists, cops, locals, and store owners at the Inner Harbor. The jewel of Baltimore. Local TV was on it right away with perfunctory stories of THE KEEDS just blowing off some steam. Three days later the Baltimore Sun finally weighed in with more details: How there were 400 KEEDS, not 100. And they were creating a holy hell of violence, mayhem and chaos. But the paper also reminded us that this riot was not really that big of a deal. And the new mayor assured us that is wasn’t nuttin’, nuttin’ at all. The truth about Baltimore in a new podcast from Colin Flaherty.

In New York CITTTAAAAYYY, School officials say Asian people are infected with white privilege. They don’t much like that.

But to their credit, people who run New York CITTTAAAAAAYYY are not trying to hide anything.

But they still do not want to connect the dots, where we meet the owner of convenience store because every day 70-100 black people beat each other, his customers, his employees, and anyone else they can find and everyone treats it as it is is no more serious than a Broadway production of the West Side Story where the Jets and the Sharks tangle over stolen apples.

And much more on this new podcast from Colin Flaherty.

p.s. check out my article in today’s AmericanThinker.com on the Lie That Will Not Die


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If you did not see it, it would be impossible to believe. Almost: The Chicago Tribune has a new name for a fella who pulled a gun on a guy with a concealed carry permit, who defended himself and shot the person attacking him.

The fella took two years to die.

Now the Chicago Tribune says the Robber is the victim.

Same day, Mayor DeBlasio is in Iowa talking about “toxic whiteness,” the same thing teachers in New York City are forced to learn.

And tons more crazy crazy stuff in Baltimore.

A new podcast from Colin Flaherty.

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Letter from Hershey Park

Here you go Colin,

My first encounter with black people that I will never forget.

I grew up in the Anthracite Coal Region of Pennsylvania. In the 1960’s and 1970’s, where we lived, there were zero people of color. Whether in school or around town I had no interaction with people of color and really had no opinion of them.

Back then, we always had at least one school field trip every year. In fifth grade, around 1970, our field trip was going to be to Hershey Park which I was excited about. My family didn’t have much money and didn’t get around too much so I had never been there. I remember my mom saving up to give me about $20 for the trip to cover food and ride tickets which I really appreciated because it was a lot of money at the time.

I remember that it was a late afternoon/evening trip. When we got off the bus my classmates who were fortunate enough to have been there before knew the routine and scrambled ahead to get their tickets and head off to the rides because we didn’t have a lot of time.  I got separated from my friends and was by myself when I bought my tickets.

As I left the ticket stand I was counting the tickets in my hand and next thing I know I’m getting punched in the side and back of the head, my glasses got knocked off and as I turn to see who’s attacking me there’s a black person ripping all of the tickets and my money out of my hand while someone else is knocking me to the ground.  It happened so fast and by multiple assailants – I was overwhelmed.  While I was stunned I still had the presence of mind to try and get a look at who did this to me while they ran away.

There were 8 of them, all black and all at least high school age or more. All of them were way bigger than me since I was only 10 years old at the time.  I was basically mugged by 8 big black guys – extreme black on white violence.

Fortunately some teachers who were chaperones witnessed this and got me up. I was bleeding and banged up a little and they cleaned me up. When I told them they stole all of my tickets and money and I didn’t know what I was going to do now, they said they were prepared for that and had some money from the PTA to give me for more tickets and some food. I remember them telling me that this happened a lot and even though they reported it they were probably not going to catch them. 

I wished they would have given us a warning about that ahead of time, maybe they did, but it probably didn’t register because most of us had no idea what it was like being white in a predominantly black area.

I heard these incidents were occurring so often that it caused Hershey Park to switch to a general admission scheme rather than a individual ride ticket scheme. Boy, did I learn some lessons that day.  Don’t trust groups of black people, don’t travel alone, keep your valuables out of sight, watch your back, don’t put all of your eggs in one basket, hide your money in multiple locations when you’re walking around, etc.

I really appreciate what you are doing, it takes a lot of guts to report the truth like you do in today’s political and social climate.  I have a few personal stories about Baltimore and some other areas I’ll have to right up for you. I know you’re right on this, it’s been happening for a long time and it’s still happening in more areas now, even in NE PA.

Cities go through the five stages of Grief when dealing with black violence wildly out of proportion.

Denial. Anger. Bargaining. Depression. Acceptance.

And we will see examples of that in St. Louis, Milwaukee, Chicago and Philadelphia.

At this podcast, we go through one more stage: Determination.

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Meet the worst chief of police in America.

He’s forcing new recruits to learn about how racist police are always picking on black people. How cops are always at fault.

And why that makes the black kids so Angry in San Jose.

Even though there are ten times more Asian people there than black people.

A new podcast from Colin Flaherty

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Meet the worst chief of police in America.

You have to be a special kind of fool if you are a white person living in a Chocolate city.

But many are.

And so they create an alternate universe where black crime will go away if only they can convince public officials it really exists and is a real problem.

That’s why people like that never listen to what their public officials really say about black crime.

And how the problem is not crime, but white racism. And because that is the case, why arrest people who are the victims of white racism?

That is what we saw in New Orleans this week.

A new podcast from Colin Flaherty.

The fellas love Minneapolis because white people are so nice.

So easy.

So acquiescent. That is why Minneapolis has one of the highest rates of robbery in America: The pickings are so easy.

But some times they just use hammers and iron bars, as they did a few days ago in the Twin Cities.

Some recent examples in this new podcast.

Two life lessons from liberals and Bob Dylan.

Why the fellas don’t need to obey traffic laws anymore.

And why they don’t need keys.

All wrapped up in a nice soft comforter of anti-white denial, deceit and delusion.

A new podcast from Colin Flaherty .

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