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Oh We Are Back To This Again?

From my local news, this recycled AP “news story”:
And where is this “threat” coming from? You guessed it….
This is the fourth time this year the agency has issued a bulletin, highlighting the perceived danger from a volatile mix of domestic extremists, often motivated by racially or ethnically motivated hate, and homegrown extremists inspired by overseas groups. It reflects a shift from the focus on al-Qaida and other organizations following the creation of DHS after the attacks of Sept. 11, 2001.
Four times this year with zero actual attacks. 

According to the article a whopping 70 people have allegedly been killed in “domestic terror” attacks:
From 2010 through 2020, racially or ethnically motivated violent extremists advocating for the superiority of the white race have committed 18 lethal attacks in the United States, killing 70 people in attacks that typically focused on houses of worship, including in Charleston and Pittsburgh, according to the FBI.
So over the course of those 11 years, 70 people were killed by racially motivated (iow White) killers. That is about 6.36 per year. 13% of those killed were in one incident, Dylan Roof, and 11 were killed at the Tree of Life synagogue in Pittsburgh, or 15% of the total. In other words, of these 70 killed by “domestic extremists” over the last 11 years, more than a quarter were killed in two incidents. 
Meanwhile more than ten times as many people have been murdered in Chicago just so far this year in a single city. 

And there have been over 615 mass shootings so far in 2021 according to the Gun Violence Archive.
Well it clearly seems based on that evidence that the approximately 6 people killed annually on average by White “domestic extremists” are a far greater concern than the thousands of people murdered in the U.S. every year by black and mestizo shooters.
Homeland Security indeed.

7 Comments

  1. Anonymous

    Not that they deserve the consideration, but I will throw DHS a bone by assuming that they know where the real threat comes from, and merely want all of us to be mindful of the danger this holiday season.

    No one, black or White, pink or purple, truly believes that White nationalists, reconstituted Nazis or the KKK are anything more than make-believe monsters under the bed. And the Religious Right in this country is about as dangerous as marshmallow Fluff.

    But they can't come right out and say, "Best watch yo' azz, dey's homies joggin' 'round yo' hood". The hope is that while performing a cursory sweep of the house for lurking skinheads you will be prudent enough to check the woodpile, too.

  2. Pastor Martin Luther Dzerzhinsky Lindstedt

    Actually Anonymous and yourself are wrong. There are genuine White Supremacists out there, some of them like myself who think it eminently acceptable to deploy biological and nuclear weapons upon gliberal areas of the ZOGland in order to set up the inevitable local warlord successor states.

    See this link to my Petition for Writ of Certiorari to the jewpreme kort arising from one Bryan Reo suing and willing before the Ohio Lake County and Mentor Supreme Court for $105,000 against myself and $400 against my Aryan Nations Church for making fun on one Bryan Reo who is an agent for the Foundation for the MarketPlace of Ideas (as is Richard Spencer, Mike Enoch, James Edwards and many many more ZOGbots).

    Ever since 13 June 2016 when some Ohio judge ruled that because lawyers made themselves the only ones who could appear in kort for their schemes unless you are a defendant I myself have targetted the North Perry Nuclear Power Plant fot their crimes of Sodom and Gomorrah to being treated like Sodom and Gomorrah. See:

    http://bryanreo-lawsuits.xyz/2021/Oct21/31Oct21_SpCt/Petition4Cert%20Brief.pdf

    The way to win this Second Civil War is for it to unfold as will happen. There just is no living with ZOG or its ZOGling herd animals who refuse to leave you alone.

    Hail Victory !!!

    Pastor Martin Lindstedt
    Church of Jesus Christ Christian / Aryan Nations of Missouri

    http://www.pastorlindstedt.com/blog/2021/11/01/pastor-martin-lindstedt-aryan-nations-v-bryan-reo-before-the-us-supreme-court/

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