By now everyone has heard of the brawl in Cincinnati, Ohio. My immediate reaction was to write some sort of inflammatory statement about it, involving the necessity of arming yourself for the occasion coupled with racial slurs. Then I decided to wait and see what might develop, and I'm sort of glad I did.
Keep reading for my own one-sided opinion and some possible enlightenment.
On Saturday, July 26th, 2025 there was a jazz festival in downtown Cincinnati, OH. Everyone left at the end of the festival, and that's when the fertilizer hit the turbine blades. Around 3 a.m. on the corner of Fourth and Elm streets six white people were attacked and badly beaten. Over 100 blacks saw and participated in this, and all refused to call 9-1-1. Commercial media claims that this beating wasn't racially motivated, while virtually everyone pulled out a cell phone and started video taping the event, and not one of them called 9-1-1.
One survivor gave an interview and refused to use her real name - she's calling herself Holly. Holly has been getting credible death threats, and is currently in hiding in a secret location accompanied by a bodyguard. According to Holly, the person who called 9-1-1, and this was the one and only call, was a white survivor who hid from the mob between parked cars.
When the police arrived three minutes later, they were dismissive of the white survivors, and were obstructive in providing an ambulance. Holly suffered a severe concussion and may have permanent neurological damage.
In keeping with this overall philosophy, Cincinnati city council President Pro Tem Victoria Parks commented on social media saying, “They begged for that beat down! I am grateful for the whole story.”
When questioned by commercial media, Parks confirmed that she did post the comment and that she stands by her statement.
Just think about that one for a minute.
The things I took away from this are:
The general atmosphere of society is changing. I lived through the race riots during the 1960s, and there's a lot of similarity here. Don't count on help from anyone or any social organization you don't know personally. Even those people who you know and trust may be unpredictable during a crises. It would be a good idea to talk about this sort of thing before it happens.
Six violent criminals have been arrested and charged; here are five.
From left, Jermaine Matthews, Dominique Kittle, DeKyra Vernon, Montianez Merriweather and Patrick Rosemond. I think the sixth is still in the wind.
2 comments:
Call me a racist - I don’t care. But call that what it is: nigger fatigue. There’s only one possible ray of sunshine here, and that is that the victims were hopefully all blue dawg liberals and democrats.
Race realities will not be denied. Black justice has to be fair, simple and fast. But most of all it has to be incredibly brutal. Our ancestors were not hateful monsters. They understood black people and that’s why they lynched them and beat them rather than letting them escape into the justice system. The blacks themselves are starting to get nigger fatigue too. Who can blame them? They don’t want nigger monkeyshines in their neighborhoods either. The brutal truth is that 40% of all blacks are too stupid to work at McDonald’s. For white people it’s about 11%. For sub Saharan Africans it’s about 65%.
There is a reckoning coming for blacks… and none of it will be good for any of us…
You pretty much got that right. My godfather and pastor, Pastor Jim, was a missionary in Berkina Faso for over ten years. The tribe he worked with was called Red Bobo, and they had no written language, no marriage custom, nothing like that. It was all uphill, but he managed to make a difference. The tribe was essentially hunter-gatherers and never got much further.
I've met blacks that are too stupid to work at McDonald's. They stare at you with a slack-jawed, vacant look that denotes the lack of comprehensive thinking in the brain. They'll react violently at any second.
So, I stay away. I'm armed. I have fire control, food and water. I've got several places to run to should I have to evacuate, which is very unlikely but possible.
That's as good as it gets.
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