State of emergency in Charlotte.

“I believe that there will ultimately be a clash between the oppressed and those that do the oppressing. I believe that there will be a clash between those who want freedom, justice and equality for everyone and those who want to continue the systems of exploitation.” — Malcolm X

Now comes Charlotte, North Carolina. 

Another questionable police shooting has ignited a power keg of rage and frustration from underserved people in that city. We could be talking about Tulsa, Oklahoma as well, but fortunately the citizens of that city have remained relatively peaceful. Interestingly, the shooting in Tulsa was even more shocking, because unlike the case in Charlotte we saw the video.  

So now, once again, there will be a call for peace and for open "dialogue" with all members of the community. I think it's interesting that there is always a call for dialogue AFTER the violence and protests start in the streets. Where has the "dialogue" been in these cities throughout the years?  

The usual suspects are saying that this was not a racial issue of black versus white, because the police officer who shot and killed Keith Lamont Scott was black.

This is wrong on so many levels, and it  ignores the real issue: Better police training and community policing practices. This should be our focus. So much of this  could be avoided if police officers were properly trained. If you are a racist or color aroused police officer, no one will know if you are properly trained and follow your training in the right way.  If you are not properly trained, you will shoot an unarmed black man on camera for all the word to see.

Anyway, take heart Charlotte, your biggest athletic star will make a statement about all the unrest in your city, soon.

He just has to get some more talking points from Frank Luntz.

We wouldn't want him saying the wrong thing that might make him seem too much like that quarterback in San Francisco,

Finally, today I saw Donald trump in Ohio pandering to some Negroes from a church. And I have to tell you, it was hard to watch.

Don King actually dropped the n word while introducing trump, and I swear I saw a smile on his face. (Penny for your thoughts, Donald.)   

*Pic from youtube.com

Kobe's short memory.

 I remember Kobe Bryant when he was a school boy at Lower Marion High School right outside of Philly. The guy had skills, and I knew that he was going to be good at the next level, although I didn't know that he would be this good.

 

Unfortunately, now that he is in the twilight of his career, he is letting his mouth and not his game do the talking. And that's sad.

 

His latest screed about Trayvon Martin and black solidarity was so far over the top that most people reading it had to do a double take.

 

Talk about irony. Isn't this the same Negro who was charged with getting his freak on with Missy against her will? I bet he had no problem with racial solidarity then.

 

Now, in retrospect…..hey, I am just saying. You never know.

"I won’t react to something just because I’m supposed to, because I’m an African-American. That argument doesn’t make any sense to me. So we want to advance as a society and a culture, but, say, if something happens to an African-American we immediately come to his defense? Yet you want to talk about how far we’ve progressed as a society? Well, we’ve progressed as a society, then don’t jump to somebody’s defense just because they’re African-American. You sit and you listen to the facts just like you would in any other situation, right? So I won’t assert myself."

"Something happens"? A little more than something just happened, Kobe. This unarmed young man was shot and killed in cold blood.

Now if you are so desperate to be embraced by the majority population that you would diminish the memory of Trayvon Martin, well then good luck to you.

You had a Hall of Fame career on the court; you are a first class jerk off of it.

Finally, there is this Negro in Charlotte who allegedly betrayed the public trust and is going down for corruption.

Now you all know how I feel about corrupt black politicians; they are the lowest of the low. They are put in a unique position to help others and they throw it all away because of greed.

Sadly, there is a long list of them, from Jesse Jr. to Kwame, to Ray . The hits just keep on coming with these greedy Negroes.




And please don't tell me that they were set up by "the man", and that "the man" only targets black politicians. If they were doing what they were supposed to do and they weren't so money hungry, all the stings in the world couldn't pull them in.


"Mayor Patrick Cannon was getting ready to close the deal with the big-time developer, but was reluctant to take a briefcase containing $20,000 while sitting in his city office.

"I just got to be conscious about that kind of stuff here, you know," Cannon told the fictitious developer, who was, in fact, an undercover FBI agent.

Yet when the "developer" left, the briefcase, given to Cannon in exchange for his offer to pull strings with important city officials, stayed behind, according to court documents."

Some of you Negroes I swear.


*Pic from Urban Daily