Little-Acorn
07-08-2010, 11:21 AM
Why isn't this Ku Klux Klan disruption being reported in the headlines???
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http://www.wnd.com/index.php?fa=PAGE.view&pageId=175817
'Want freedom? Kill some niggers!'
White Ku Klux Klan member that Bush's DOJ refused to prosecute: 'I hate black people – all of them!'
Posted: July 07, 2010
11:45 pm Eastern
KKK Kleagle "Don Jones", aka Maurice Heath (photo: Can't Stop the Bleeding blog)
"You want freedom? You're gonna have to kill some niggers! You're gonna have to kill some of their babies!"
Those were the words of Kleagle "Don Jones", also known as Maurice Heath, the Ku Klux Klan Party's Philadelphia leader.
Jones is the same man the Bush administration Department of Justice refused to prosecute after he was filmed on Election Day 2008 with Jerry Jackson wearing white robes with pointed hoods, carrying a baseball bat and blocking a doorway to a polling location to intimidate voters.
The following YouTube video posted by Naked Emperor News shows his statements during a National Geographic special on the new Ku Klux Klan:
"I hate black people – all of them! Every last iota of a nigger, I hate 'em," Jones shouts into a megaphone on a crowded sidewalk. "Through South Street with black, dirty, nigger whore [expletive] on our arms. And we call ourselves white men with Klan garb on."
Then Jones spotted a white man embracing a black woman.
"What the hell is wrong with you, white man?" he shouted into his megaphone. "You with a black girl on your damn arm!
"You want freedom? You're gonna have to kill some niggers! You're gonna have to kill some of their babies!"
In a 2008 interview with the Philadelphia Inquirer, Jones said, "I'm about the total destruction of black people. I'm about the total liberation of white people. I hate black people. I hate my enemy. ..."
Recently, Bush administration Attorney General John Ashcroft announced that his department would decline to prosecute Jones and other caucasian Ku Klux Klan members who were filmed at the site on election day wearing traditional white robes and KKK white hoods, shouting epithets, racial slurs, and intimidating voters. The explanation given, was that there was "insufficient evidence to obtain a conviction".
Puzzled protestors pointed out that the KKK members had been filmed during their disruption of the voting process, and that numerous witness had come forward to testify they had clearly seen and heard the acts of intimidation. They also pointed out that the accused KKK members had missed every court hearing for their case, and that a default judgment would normally have been entered against them by now, closing the case with a verdict of "Guilty".
No further explanation has been heard from Ashcroft or any other member of the Bush administration. Speculation has been heavy over how high up in the administration the decision had been made, to drop the charges in what should have been a slam-dunk case. Did Attorney General Ashcroft make that decision? Or did it go all the way up to President George W. Bush?
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Well, OK, none of that actually happened. But something almost identical did, involving disrupters who were black, shouting racial epithets against caucasians and shouting that they "hated all white people", and that whites and babies had to be killed.
I just took an article reporting the actual disruption of the voting place, swapped "white" and "black", changed a few epithets and names of people and racist hate groups. And I tossed in the last three paragraphs, which accurately describe the reaction (or lack thereof) of the [i]current administration, and the questions now being asked.
I mercifully deleted the name of the author of the original (accurate) article, since the article in this thread is NOT his words. But the URL above, leads to the original article, describing the disruption of a voting place by members of a racist hate group who are black.
If it had happened as this (altered) post describes, it would have resulted in screaming headlines in every newspaper, magazine, and news broadcast for months... and deservedly so.
How many months of screaming headlines have you actually seen/heard?
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http://www.wnd.com/index.php?fa=PAGE.view&pageId=175817
'Want freedom? Kill some niggers!'
White Ku Klux Klan member that Bush's DOJ refused to prosecute: 'I hate black people – all of them!'
Posted: July 07, 2010
11:45 pm Eastern
KKK Kleagle "Don Jones", aka Maurice Heath (photo: Can't Stop the Bleeding blog)
"You want freedom? You're gonna have to kill some niggers! You're gonna have to kill some of their babies!"
Those were the words of Kleagle "Don Jones", also known as Maurice Heath, the Ku Klux Klan Party's Philadelphia leader.
Jones is the same man the Bush administration Department of Justice refused to prosecute after he was filmed on Election Day 2008 with Jerry Jackson wearing white robes with pointed hoods, carrying a baseball bat and blocking a doorway to a polling location to intimidate voters.
The following YouTube video posted by Naked Emperor News shows his statements during a National Geographic special on the new Ku Klux Klan:
"I hate black people – all of them! Every last iota of a nigger, I hate 'em," Jones shouts into a megaphone on a crowded sidewalk. "Through South Street with black, dirty, nigger whore [expletive] on our arms. And we call ourselves white men with Klan garb on."
Then Jones spotted a white man embracing a black woman.
"What the hell is wrong with you, white man?" he shouted into his megaphone. "You with a black girl on your damn arm!
"You want freedom? You're gonna have to kill some niggers! You're gonna have to kill some of their babies!"
In a 2008 interview with the Philadelphia Inquirer, Jones said, "I'm about the total destruction of black people. I'm about the total liberation of white people. I hate black people. I hate my enemy. ..."
Recently, Bush administration Attorney General John Ashcroft announced that his department would decline to prosecute Jones and other caucasian Ku Klux Klan members who were filmed at the site on election day wearing traditional white robes and KKK white hoods, shouting epithets, racial slurs, and intimidating voters. The explanation given, was that there was "insufficient evidence to obtain a conviction".
Puzzled protestors pointed out that the KKK members had been filmed during their disruption of the voting process, and that numerous witness had come forward to testify they had clearly seen and heard the acts of intimidation. They also pointed out that the accused KKK members had missed every court hearing for their case, and that a default judgment would normally have been entered against them by now, closing the case with a verdict of "Guilty".
No further explanation has been heard from Ashcroft or any other member of the Bush administration. Speculation has been heavy over how high up in the administration the decision had been made, to drop the charges in what should have been a slam-dunk case. Did Attorney General Ashcroft make that decision? Or did it go all the way up to President George W. Bush?
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Well, OK, none of that actually happened. But something almost identical did, involving disrupters who were black, shouting racial epithets against caucasians and shouting that they "hated all white people", and that whites and babies had to be killed.
I just took an article reporting the actual disruption of the voting place, swapped "white" and "black", changed a few epithets and names of people and racist hate groups. And I tossed in the last three paragraphs, which accurately describe the reaction (or lack thereof) of the [i]current administration, and the questions now being asked.
I mercifully deleted the name of the author of the original (accurate) article, since the article in this thread is NOT his words. But the URL above, leads to the original article, describing the disruption of a voting place by members of a racist hate group who are black.
If it had happened as this (altered) post describes, it would have resulted in screaming headlines in every newspaper, magazine, and news broadcast for months... and deservedly so.
How many months of screaming headlines have you actually seen/heard?