Kurt Nimmo
There are disturbing similarities between the shootings in El Paso,
Pittsburgh, and San Diego. If news reports can be believed, John
Earnest, the synagogue shooter in California, had it out for Jews, as
did Robert G. Bowers in Pittsburgh. Both posted so-called manifestos
online. So did Patrick Crusius, the alleged El Paso shooter, the
difference being his manifesto denounced Mexicans.
The alleged shooter in New Zealand, Brenton Tarrant, posted a
manifesto denouncing Muslims. Dylann Roof, who allegedly killed nine
people at a black church in South Carolina, also issued what the
corporate media described as a manifesto. Tarrant is said to have left
behind a 74-page document titled “The Great Replacement.”
All these documents preach a similar form of racism described as
white supremacy by the state and its corporate media. This racism is
attributed to the so-called Alt-right or the New Right without evidence
or even a clear definition of terms. It is also used to describe those
of us who are not politically pigeonholed as right or left and yet are
suspect for our critique of the financial class and its banking cartels
and interlocked corporate structure. This is described by the state and
its media as antisemitic, thus a hate crime.
Timing is everything, Several days before the incident in El Paso, FBI Director Christopher Wray
told the Senate Judiciary Committee a “majority of the domestic
terrorism cases we’ve investigated are motivated by some version of what
you might call white supremacist violence.”
This was followed by Democrat presidential candidate Elizabeth Warren
who declared white supremacy as a domestic terror threat. “We need to
call out white supremacy for what it is: domestic terrorism. And it
poses a threat to the United States of America,” she said during the
supposed debate in Detroit last week.
Then, on August 1, two days before the El Paso incident, it was reported the FBI “for the first time has identified fringe conspiracy theories as a domestic terrorist threat, according to a previously unpublicized document.
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Information Liberation
Conservative activist Candace Owens derailed Jerry Nadler's House Judiciary Committee hearing on "Hate Crimes and White Nationalism" by calling it out as a farce to scare minorities into supporting censorship and the Democratic Party.
Rush transcript via Real Clear Politics:
CANDACE OWENS, TURNING POINT USA: Mr. Chairman, Ranking Member Mr. Collins thank you for having me here today. I received word on my way in that many of the journalist were confused as to why I was invited and none of them knew that I am myself was a victim of a hate crime when I was in high school. That is something that very few people know about me because the media and the journalists on the left are not interested in telling the truth about me because I don't fit the stereotype of what they like to see in black people. I am a Democrat. I support the President of the United States and I advocate for things that are actually affecting the black community.
I am honored to be here today in front of you all because the person sitting behind me is my 75-year-old grandfather. I have always considered myself to be my grandfather's child and I mean to say that my sense of humor, my passion and my work ethic all comes from the man that is sitting behind me.
My grandfather grew up on a sharecropping farm in the segregated South. He grew up in an America where words like racism and white nationalism held real meaning under the Democratic Party's Jim Crow laws. My grandfather's first job was given to him at the age of five years old and his job was to lay tobacco out to dry in an addict in the South. My grandfather has picked cotton and he has also had experiences with the Democrat terrorist organization of that time, the Ku Klux Klan. They would regularly visit his home and they would shoot bullets into it. They had an issue with his father, my great-grandfather.
During my formative years I have the privilege of growing up in my grandfather's home. It is going to shock the committee but not once, not in a single breath of a conversation did my grandfather and tell me that I could not do something because of my skin color. Not once did my grandfather hold a gripe against the white man. I was simply never taught to view myself as a victim because of my heritage. I--I learned about faith in God, family and hard work. Those were the only lessons of my childhood.
There isn't a single adult today that in good conscience would make the argument that America is a more racist, more white nationalist society than it was when my grandfather was growing up and yet we are hearing these terms center around today because what they want to say is that brown people need to be scared which seems to be the narrative that we hear every four years right ahead of a presidential election.
Here are some things we never hear. 75 percent of the black boys in California don't meet state reading standards. In inner cities like Baltimore within five high schools and one middle school not a single student was found to be proficient in math or reading in 2016. The singlehood--these single motherhood rate in the black community which is at 23 percent in the 1960s when my grandfather was coming out is at a staggering 74 percent today. I am guessing there will be no committee hearings about that. There are more black babies born--there are more black babies aborted than born alive in cities like New York and you have Democrat governor Andrew Cuomo lighting of buildings to celebrate late-term abortions. I could go on and on. My point is that white nationalist--white nationalism does not do any of those things that I just brought up. Democrat policies did. Let me be clear the hearing today is not about white nationalism or hate crimes, it is about fear mongering, power and control. It is a preview of a Democrat 20/20 election strategy the same as the Democrat 2016 election strategy. They blame Facebook. They blame Google. They blame Twitter. Really, they blame the birth of social media which has disrupted their monopoly on minds. They called this hearing because they believe that if it wasn't for social media voices like mine would never exist, that my movement Blexit which is inspiring lack of Americans to lead--to leave the Democrat party would have never come about and they certainly believe that Donald Trump would not be in office today.
Looking on the next thing to focus on now that the Russian collusion hoax has fallen apart. What they won't tell you about the statistics and the rise of white nationalism is that they have simply change the data set points by widening the definition of hate crimes and upping the number of reporting agencies that are able to report on them. What I mean to say is that they are manipulating statistics.
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Niall Bradley
Sott.net
A sophisticated multi-site terror attack beginning at 1:40pm local time
in New Zealand earlier today saw several locations in the city of
Christchurch targeted by multiple gunmen, prompting a
major security operation and placing much of the country's largest city
on lockdown. So far, 49 people have been confirmed killed, while an
additional 48 have been injured.
Media accounts have begun narrowing the focus to one individual, a
28-year-old Australian man named Brenton Tarrant, who wore a GoPro
camera to livestream his part in the attack, but local police report
that they have so far arrested four people. The
sadistic psychopath attacked the Masjid Al Noor mosque on Deans Avenue,
east of the city center, 10 minutes after noon prayers began, so it was
full of worshipers as he unloaded multiple magazines from one of several
weapons he brought with him. Bodies have also been found in adjacent
streets so some of the victims appear to have been shot dead outside the
mosque. One was that of a child, slain in the middle of Deans Avenue.
Tarrant cannot have been the only shooter, however. An eyewitness told the Christchurch Star that she was in her car near the Al Noor Mosque as the attack began. Moments after hearing gunfire, she says "four to five men came running towards her." Terrified they would spot her, she put her seat down so she could hide in place. Police had not yet arrived on the scene.
A second shooting incident began, within 5 minutes of the beginning of
the Al Noor attack, at another mosque, the Linwood Masjid on Linwood
Avenue. This site is 5 kms to the east of the Al Noor Mosque. So far 7 people have been reported killed there - again, some inside the building, some outside. Eyewitnesses at this location say they saw a man leave the mosque "wearing camouflage gear and a motorcycle helmet," and that some locals gave chase as the gunman fled.
Police also reported defusing "several improvised explosive
devices" found attached to vehicles at diverse locations, one as far
away as Strickland Street, 3 kms southeast of the Al Noor Mosque.
Meanwhile an eyewitness told the New Zealand Herald that he saw a body in a carpark at Papanui High School, 4 kms north of the Al Noor Mosque on Deans Avenue. The school went into lockdown as a police helicopter circled low overhead and dozens of armed police searched the site. Students and staff
sheltered in place until a man, described as "wearing military
clothing", was arrested outside the school.
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