Trayvon, Part 2

The people in the white house are not stupid. They knew this trial was coming up next.

Here is the real sword hiding behind the matador’s red cape

Video

Meet John Spooner – 76 year old white guy who shoots 13 year old black next door neighbor kid. The old white man is clearly the aggressor, the kid shows no sign of intent to do anything – he was just rolling in his garbage cans from the curb. Unprovoked other than his belief that the kid stole his property at some point in the past – rather than calling the police, he draws his gun in an obviously premeditated act and shoots the kid dead.

That’s what murder looks like.

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30 Responses to Trayvon, Part 2

  1. CC1s121LrBGT says:

    It is interesting. I have had a few conversations with people that see the Zimmerman trial the opposite that I do. It is amazing to me that people can have such a hard time seeing the facts for what they are…. and that is what the other side says too.

    It reminds me of this interesting and funny video about makes fun of the different way men and women seem to see the world and communicate about it. Enjoy something lighthearted: http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=-4EDhdAHrOg

    • Art Stone says:

      Try this out: ask the people involved (maybe dredging up Rodney King) – “is there ever a situation where you would agree that it is proper for a white police officer to hit a black man?”

      You’ll quickly identify the root issue.

    • Nidster says:

      I agree, that shooting appears to be murder. Is it malice aforethought?

      In some situations involving the violent death of a kid the BlameStream Media willingly distorts facts. NBC distorted the call the Z-man made to the police to make it appear he was targeting someone because of their race. Their treachery was going to be exposed sooner or later. Why did they distort that fact? Did NBC conspire with other willing accomplices to perpetrate a lie? Not in the classical sense of a conspiracy, but an interesting fact about the law holds that innocent people can participate in a conspiracy, without their knowledge that it is a conspiracy, and be held accountable as if they did know.

      The most important lesson we should learn from the whole sordid mess the BlameStream Media created, is that NBC is probably not going to be held to account for their lie.

      Only fools believe everything is a conspiracy, or that there are no conspiracies. So, who wants to be among the ‘innocent’ people who are afraid to expose a conspiracy? If we could get more people to recognize the Hegelian dialectic being played out by the so-called elite it would stop being effective. Until we expose and stop their treachery we are destined for more of the same. None of what is going on now, and is going to happen with greater affect in the future, could happen if there were honest people enforcing the Rule of Law. Those are the people who are most responsible.

  2. Parrott says:

    Yeah Art, That was murder (spooner).
    Holder in the justice department, is a big part of the problem. His speach at the NAACP was frustrating to say the least. Plans on trying to abolish ‘stand your ground laws’.
    He doesn’t understand, that a ‘stand your ground law’ is not raced based.(as he is)
    I am going outside to put new brake pads on the car now. Burnt them up in Connecticut, last week. But they didn’t get a dime from me.
    ‘Connecticut: the drive-thru state’ LOL
    parrott

    • CC1s121LrBGT says:

      We have a lot of them in the NYC area. Within 250 miles are Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Connecticut, New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Delaware, Maryland, Virginia and of course DC.

      In much of the country, you can drive 250 miles and not reach even one other state. Can you hear me Wasila? 😉

  3. Art Stone says:

    Waiting for Holder to push this – won’t the country be surprised when Zimmerman’s maternal grandmother from Peru takes the stand and the country sees that she is part black – and tells stories about the two black girls she took care of in the Zimmerman’s house and how George walked them to school every day. There is good reason the FBI said “don’t go there” on the racist angle.

    • CC1s121LrBGT says:

      I don’t have much respect for Holder, but I think he is too smart to push this. It puts at risk the black support for flooding the country with Hispanics to compete with them for low paying jobs and even Holder should be able to see that.

  4. Art Stone says:

    How do you “retreat” when you’re lying on your back on the ground?

    http://reason.com/blog/2013/07/17/the-new-york-times-editorial-board-has-n

    • CC1s121LrBGT says:

      Once we figure it out, are we supposed to report it here?

      Sanford.florida@usdoj.gov

      http://twitchy.com/2013/07/16/justice-department-solicits-tips-from-public-in-aggressive-investigation-of-george-zimmerman/

      Why not slip a few dollars to one of Snowden’s former colleagues and get a disc of all Zimmerman’s chats? Not to use them in court directly, of course, but as secret leads to see if he ever typed the word *igger instead of nigga 😉

      • Nidster says:

        Thanks for the link, CC. I Tweeted this and hope it helps:

        “This ought to go a long ways in proving Zimmerman’s a racist since the New Black Panther leader Mikhail Muhammad is offering a $10,000 reward for the “capture” of George Zimmerman, preferably dead, you know, “An eye for an eye, a tooth for a tooth.” Good luck guys!!!

    • Nidster says:

      Perhaps the jury used their common sense and figured out the answer. That would be more than we can expect from the New York Times. It appears they have few, if any, intelligent journalists with common sense. They have all been too highly educated.

      Read this sentence in the NYT editorial,”The jury reached its verdict after having been asked to consider Mr. Zimmerman’s actions in light of the now-notorious Stand Your Ground provision in Florida’s self-defense law.”

      According to the article’s I’ve read the jury did not appear to have given any consideration to the law the editorial writer is attempting to defame because da-Zman’s defense attorney did not raise that defense, and did not ask the jury to consider it. I suspect what is going on at the NYT is called group think, more colloquially known as a “circle jerk”. They appear to exclusively read or source other so-called journalists that have been dumbed-down by their education. So, we must also consider the editor of the newspaper to be lacking in the common sense department by allowing that error to go to ‘print’.

  5. Parrott says:

    NYT sucks. Hope they go under.
    Zimmerman helped people in a car wreck yesterday. He just didn’t take a pic and drive on. Got out with a fire extinguisher and helped.
    Take that holder and sharpton, you (bleeep) s.
    LOL
    parrott

    • Art Stone says:

      Wannabe fireman too!

      Those white Hispanics just want to take work away from professional union fire fighters.

      911: “What’s your emergency?”
      GZ: “I’m at the I-4 exit. A van has rolled over and people are trapped inside. I’m going to go see if I can help them”
      911: “You don’t need to do that. The Fire Department is on the way”
      GZ: OK
      911: Are they black?
      GZ: I don’t think so – I think the family is white

      MSNBC: Listen to this incredible audio
      911: What’s your emergency?
      GZ: “I’m at the I-4 exit. A van has rolled over and people are trapped inside. I’m going to go see if I can help them – the family is white”

      • Nidster says:

        Yeah, you’re coming through loud ‘n clear.

        Shame is, the BlameStream Media is agonizing over that story and who knows how many twisted minds are at work to develop it into some tortured, pretzel shaped, monstrosity that can no longer be recognized as the original report?

        Frankenstein anyone?

        Few realize just how close to the truth that ‘off-the-wall’ comment on Shelly’s work really is to the world we are being herded into.

  6. Art Stone says:

    Rush did a longer blurb on Detroit – he’s doing okay, but he is still unaware of how deep this runs.

    The Black Nationlist Movement of which Coleman Young was a leader was organized and run from inside a “church” called the Shrine of the Black Madonna (not related o the thing in Poland). It’s a statement of the belief that Jesus was black.

    This church has very direct connections with several other Black Nationlist “churches” that were founded by Albert Cleage Jr. Cleage was originally a pastor within the UCC church and has strikingly similar views to the Trinity UCC church in Chicago where President Obama spent 20 years not listening to Reverand Wright

    I worked for a while for a consulting firm that also did business with the City of Detroit. One day they were grumbling about being summoned to see King Coleman and be sure to bring bags of cash.

    Coleman Young was a UAW organizer. Henry Ford tried to keep his factories union free by importing blacks from the south. He only caved after the UAW broke General Motors at the Flint sit down strike.

    Ford decided that Arab Christians from Lebanon and Syria were better workers and imported 10s of thousand of workers, which is why there are around a million Arabs (mostly Christians) living around Dearborn. UAW local 600 was full of Communists until the passage of the Taft Hartley act which required union leaders to renounce Communism

    This is the world Coleman Young came from

  7. Art Stone says:

    Glenn Beck did a piece on this – his take was that the race extortion crowd would ignore this since almost nobody is going to defend the old white man’s action, so it won’t stir up festering hatreds.

    My take was it would be a clearer case to clamp down on gun ownership. So far, Glenn seems to be closer to correct.

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