For some time, Antifa in Atlanta have been trying to stop construction of a proposed Atlanta Public Safety Training Center. Last Sunday, they used violence. Footage released by the Atlanta Police Department shows a large mob of protesters throwing weapons and attacking officers within their own compound. Officers fled. Some of the protestors just hate...
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While in Washington for the Rage Against the War Machine rally on Sunday, February 19, I took time out on Friday and Saturday to check out the nightly DC Gulag vigil outside the DC Central Detention Facility. Across the street from the jail in a blocked-off area dubbed the “Freedom Corner,” some serious patriots are...
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Wilmot Robertson wrote these words over 50 years ago in The Dispossessed Majority. They still ring true today. Black crime — already high — has increased since de-policing and the 2014 “Ferguson Effect.” In 2022, blacks accounted for at least 60.4 percent of all murders in the US despite being only 13 percent of the...
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The philosopher Karl Popper argued that a theory can’t be considered scientific unless there is a way to test it and prove whether it is true or false. It’s therefore ironic that societies that claim to follow “the science” are constantly accused of “white supremacy,” an unfalsifiable concept backed by many who see themselves as...
Read MoreI doubt this will go over well. Miami police will now be taking blacks to jail in a Black History Month car. On the ride they can reflect on their contributions to American history. Columbus, OH has one too. It’s also not getting a great reception. Maybe police departments should hire a white nationalist consultant...
Read MoreTed Rall • February 3, 2023 • 1,100 Words
Each high-profile killing by police of an unarmed Black citizen — this week he's Tyre Nichols, 29, of Memphis — prompts calls to reform the police. But how? We should begin with two questions: What is the police for, currently? What should they be for? Police currently fulfill two primary roles: generating revenue for local...
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I watched the recent body camera footage in which five Black Memphis police officers had brutally beaten a Black driver by the name of Tyre Nichols. He is alleged to have been driving recklessly, even though Memphis Police Chief, Cerelyn Davis, said she could not confirm that reckless driving played a role in the incident....
Read MoreWhen news broke that Tyre Nichols, a black man, was killed by 5 Memphis police officers, liberal media was ecstatic. Here they thought was another George Floyd case that the presstitutes could use to whip up hatred and burn down some more white business districts in US cities. The presstitutes were disappointed to learn that...
Read MoreI usually side with the cops, but this time the cops are black so I’m siding with the criminals. Nah, I mean, this was outrageous. They just totally killed that nigga. They were like “this Tire thinks he’s rolling? we ain’t about that because we’re the Scorpions.” RT: Davis’ announcement came a day after the...
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On January 7, as the whole world now knows, Memphis police pulled over a 29-year-old black man, Tyre Nichols, and gave him a beating. He looked pretty banged up in this photo taken by his family in the hospital, where he died on January 10. There was rising black anger — reported nationally and even...
Read MoreNigger, what you doing eating that shit in that car? Get your ass out, or Ima kill you! You got the muchies, faggot? How about a side of BULLETS?! Time to die, bitch! BANG BANG BANG DIE DIE DIE! New York Post: Cantu’s family, through their attorney, told Fox News the young man’s is on...
Read MoreAn interview with a 20-year veteran. Jared Taylor interviews Daniel Vinyard on his 20 years as a police officer, and the challenge of fighting largely non-white crime in an era of anti-white hysteria. May 8, 2022. This video is available on Rumble, BitChute, and Odysee.
First-time author Rafael A. Mangual is a son of Dominican and Puerto Rican parents. Trained as a lawyer, he now is a public policy analyst with the Manhattan Institute and contributing editor to its flagship publication City Journal. Mr. Mangual lived to the age of nine in a sketchy Brooklyn neighborhood, at which point his...
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From the time I was young, I had wanted to be a police officer. I grew up watching Adam-12, Police Story, Starsky & Hutch, and other exciting television series that centered on the daily lives of cops. They were the good guys. I admired their sense of honor, their camaraderie, and their desire for justice...
Read MoreWe know her not by her name, but by her deeds, and those are heroic. She aimed, shot and dispatched to hell one Dennis Butler, a career criminal, who was poised to do mass murder in West Virginia. A birthday-graduation party got too noisy for Butler’s liking. She had a handgun; her opponent an AR15....
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Both of the big mass shootings of the last few days are unraveling, exposing a sloppy mess of lies and hoaxes. As I reported earlier this week, in Uvalde, 40 cops were outside of the school for 40 minutes and refused to enter the building while the shooter was killing everyone. They were apparently waiting...
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There has probably never been a time when the media and the public — especially blacks — have been more hostile to police officers. The three men who were helping Derek Chauvin try to arrest George Floyd (pictured below) are on trial in a case that, in normal times, would never have led to indictments....
Read MoreTed Rall • September 24, 2021 • 800 Words
Journalism needs a new rule. Are you reporting about a human rights violation in another country? If the United States commits the same offense, you should be required to refer to that fact in your article or broadcast. Criticizing how a nation treats its prisoners or responds to internal dissent implies that the behavior being...
Read MoreAfter a prolonged campaign supporting, colluding and rationalizing the carnage unleashed by race rioters in the summer of 2020, Democrats in Congress have suddenly tossed Black Lives Matter and Antifa into the garbage bin. In two separate late night votes, Democrats overwhelmingly supported pro-police amendments by Republican Senator Josh Hawley and Tommy Tuberville that will...
Read MoreA new report released by the Fraternal Order of Police seeks to draw attention to an ongoing trend of criminals -- most of them black -- calling the police in order to ambush them. The August 2nd release states that there have so far been 52 ambushes this year, a rise of 126% over 2020....
Read More6/28/21 National Justice has received word that the photo circulated belonged to a different Mike Davis at Lonoke County Sheriff's Office. We are retracting this part of the story until more information becomes available. A 17-year-old boy, Hunter Brittain, was shot by police near Cabot, Arkansas last week in what witnesses and family members are...
Read More[Excerpted from the latest Radio Derb, now available exclusively through VDARE.com] I've passed comment before, more than once, on the ambivalence we all feel towards the police and other law enforcement agencies. We know we need them; we appreciate what a tough job they have; we want to support them and encourage them; but …...
Read MoreWithin hours of Saturday's shooting in Times Square where three bystanders, including a 4-year-old girl, were wounded, the two leading candidates to replace Mayor Bill de Blasio were on-site. Brooklyn Borough President Eric Adams, a retired captain of the NYPD, and Andrew Yang, who declared: "My fellow New Yorkers ... Nothing works in our city...
Read MoreThe killing of 20-year-old Daunte Wright by a Minnesota police officer during a traffic stop is the latest in a long line of high-profile shootings to have sparked widespread protests. As often occurs after these terrible incidents, politicians and editorial boards are floating ways to turn Robocop into Officer Friendly. The trouble with mainstream proposals...
Read MoreHorrifying body camera footage of a Springfield, Massachusetts police officer repeatedly using his taser on a frightened and compliant pregnant woman was released last week. So far, national news outlets have refused to report on this instance of textbook police brutality because the victim is white and the perpetrator is black. The attacker, 35-year-old Leon...
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This is the “mainstream.” In three tweets, this explains why it is time to change our strategy. KTLA: “After two deputies were shot and left in critical condition Saturday night, the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department released surveillance footage that appears to show the shooting in Compton. Three hours after shots were fired, the search...
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The leaders of Black Lives Matter want to "defund the police". They think "systemic racism" and "police brutality" are so bad that police budgets must be cut dramatically in order to reduce the number of cops on the beat. They believe that fewer cops will move the black community closer to their goal of racial...
Read MoreIs Joe Biden forfeiting the law-and-order issue to Donald Trump? So it would seem. "Republicans Use Law and Order As Rallying Cry" was the top headline on The New York Times' front-page story on Vice President Mike Pence's acceptance speech at Fort McHenry Wednesday night. The Wall Street Journal Page One headline echoed the Times:...
Read MoreSince the death of George Floyd beneath the knee of a cop in Minneapolis on Memorial Day, the nation has been instructed by its cultural elites that this is the daily reality that a racist America has too long ignored Our nation, it was shouted in our faces, is a place where white cops harass,...
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I was born and raised in a small suburb east of a major southern California city. I went to the local Catholic school and had the standard blue-collar, lower middle-class childhood. My only significant experiences with black people were during Pop Warner football games, when our team traveled to the “urban” parts of the city....
Read MoreWith the Mark O. Hatfield United States Courthouse under nightly siege from violent radicals, and Portland's police hard-pressed to protect it, President Trump sent in federal agents to secure the building. The reaction from Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi: "The use of stormtroopers under the guise of law and order is a tactic that...
Read More[Excerpted from the latest Radio Derb, now available exclusively through VDARE.com] Our nation's Constitution is getting something of a stress test up in the Northwest, especially in the city of Portland. Anarchist rioters have been assaulting the federal courthouse there, along with of course some vandalizing and looting of private property on the side. (No,...
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First they came for the toilet paper and kitchen towels, then they came for flour and now they are taking your coins. Yes, the American public sitting out the COVID-19 virus is now having to deal with what is referred as a "small change shortage." caused apparently by hoarding. Coffee shops and other retail outlets...
Read MoreAs readers know, I am a long-time critic of gratuitous police violence. My many columns on the subject have cost me readers who saw my columns as undermining the police and thereby law and order. I agree with readers that crime is real and that there is a danger that punishing the police for abusing...
Read MoreJenny Durken, the dumbshit mayor of Seattle, has decided that CHAZ/CHOP is not a “summer of love” “block party” after all. “Four shootings—two fatal – robberies, assaults, violence and countless property crimes have occurred in this several block area” of CHOP, declared police chief Carmen Best, who closed down the lawlessness permitted by mayor Jenny...
Read MoreTonight at 9 PM Eastern Time, James Allsup of Fash The Nation and Dissident-Mag will be teaming up with this author to debate Youtubers Destiny and Vaush V on the question of systematic racism and policing on the channel Modern Day Debates. This should be a high energy and strongly contended debate. Catch it live...
Read MoreYesterday (June 26, 2020) the city council in Minneapolis (12 Democrats and 1 Green) unanimously voted to abolish the city’s police department. For this measure to come into effect, city residents will have to approve it in a November election. By November the hamstrung police who are prevented from enforcing the laws on the books...
Read MoreGeorge Floyd was not killed by police. According to the toxicology report, Floyd died from a concentration of Fentanyl in his blood three times the fatal dose. Fentanyl is a dangerous opioid 50 times more potent than heroin. You can read the analysis here— . A link is provided to the autopsy report. Think about...
Read MoreDear Mr. Pearlstine: Last week, you issued a statement acknowledging the role your newspaper has played in the racist oppression of people of color, according to the "LA Podcast." "The Los Angeles Times has a long, well-documented history of fueling the racism and cruelty that accompanied our city's becoming a metropolis," you wrote. You promised...
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On June 9, I tweeted out the following: “Seattle's East Precinct has fallen, as Police Chief Carmen Best orders Seattle Police to evacuate. The occupiers, aka the ‘peaceful protesters,’ declare victory. ‘They’ve given us the precinct,’ they boast. Not even in South Africa.” A mere day on, and the City of Seattle is de facto...
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Demands to defund police departments quite naturally raise the prospect of anarchy, or, as Thomas Hobbes would put it, “…the life of man, solitary, poor, nasty, brutish, and short” (Leviathan, i. xiii. 9). Nevertheless, this dystopian prospect need not be all that unwelcome, even for fans of strict law and order. And, going a step...
Read MoreNewly painted in huge yellow letters on 16th Street, just north of the White House, is the slogan: "Defund the Police." That new message sits beside the "Black Lives Matter" slogan, also in huge letters, painted there at the direction of D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser. She renamed that section of 16th Street "Black Lives Matter...
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Americans are deeply troubled by the sadistic killing of George Floyd, but they're also worried about the nationwide protests. According to a recent Wall Street Journal/NBC News survey, 80 percent of those who were polled think the country is spiraling out of control. This is an unsustainable situation. People want justice for Mr Floyd, but...
Read MoreJohn Purcell (fake name to protect his identity) worked as a beat cop for 10 years in a big Ohio city. Purcell resigned from the force after his early idealism began to wear off and he realized he was risking his life to impose an anti-white system of injustice. Striker: Tell me about your background...
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