White Supremacist Terror
By Mitch Berg
Yet another “false flag” “hate crime” hoax; the arson attack on a Bhutanese shop owner in Charlotte turns out to be…
…well, we know where this is going, don’t we?
UPDATE: CMPD releases photos of suspect in case of arson, threatening note left at east Charlotte store #cltnews https://t.co/I7zTA0xDkk pic.twitter.com/sr7BpMrCmr
— NBC Charlotte (@wcnc) April 7, 2017
NBC Charlotte states that police describe the man as black, 5-foot-8 and about 200 pounds with a short afro and goatee.
He is accused of not only leaving the note but setting the victim’s store on fire and smashing its windows as well.
The store owner, whose name is Kamal Dhimel, is reportedly scared for his life because of the letter and fire, which the FBI is investigating.
This blog will henceforth consider all reports of “white supremacist” “hate crimes” as hoaxes until proven otherwise.
April 10th, 2017 at 1:16 pm
He’s not the only example of a right wing hater … Check out this Wisconsin right wing whackjob.
Oh, wait, he’s an anti-Trump nutjob. Sorry!
April 10th, 2017 at 4:21 pm
I am reminded of conflicts I saw between blacks and hispanics when I spent Saturday mornings in Compton–not deadly or injurious, thankfully, when I was there, but it appeared to me that both groups saw themselves as competing for the same resources–and hence if one had X and not the other, strife resulted.
I would guess that this conflict might have about the same genesis. Thanks to the left for eliminating the idea that we can prosper without the other suffering…now can ya knock it off already?
April 10th, 2017 at 5:37 pm
The American Left will never give up its belief that hordes of white supremacists are organized and are poised to take over the US government. All opposition to their agenda, they believe, is based on white supremacism. It’s like a religion to them, it is a matter of faith.
April 11th, 2017 at 10:23 am
Nerd – I noticed that all the early headlines I saw about this story referred to a “Trump Manifesto”, without any explanation to follow of just what was in the manifesto. It seemed to me that the editors wanted to give the impression that it was a pro-Trump manifesto.