As noted in my prior posts and elsewhere, the major
television, internet, and print media outlets deliberately manipulated the
facts of the George Zimmerman/Trayvon Martin case to create and cultivate the inflammatory
and false narrative of an outrageous white-on-black crime. The Obama administration and the Holder
Justice Department seized on this opportunistic mythology and ran with it to appease
their most-favored minority constituency.
Notwithstanding Zimmerman's acquittal by an honest jury, Holder's
minions at DOJ continue to cultivate and pursue the possibility of a federal
civil rights lawsuit against Zimmerman, although it is evident to informed
legal observers that adequate grounds for such a suit are lacking and that even
Holder will have to reluctantly acknowledge that in the end.
But a
more recent and deeply infuriating inter-racial crime, and the major media's blatantly
dishonest response to it, underscores in harsh relief the profoundly disturbing
corruption of both the media and the Obama administration with respect to the inter-racial
aspects of violent crime.
Back on
July 9, three 15-year-old black delinquents participated in a brutal beating of
a smaller 13-year-old white boy on a school bus in Gulfport, Florida. The story only surfaced nationally because it
was recorded on video and, in the parlance of the day, the video "went
viral" on YouTube. The video
reveals a sickeningly sadistic assault by a group of criminal bullies who have
since been charged by authorities with aggravated assault (one has also been
charged with robbery of the victim).
The
bus driver in question, who was a 64-year-old black man, did not intervene
physically to stop the assault, although he did tell the assailants to stop and
placed a call to dispatchers urgently calling for help. The youthful victim somehow managed to leave
the bus, with a broken arm and black eyes, apparently before the authorities
arrived. The assailants were later
arrested and charged, but apparently have been released pending trial or plea. They should be charged as adults and
prosecuted for felonious assault, but one suspects they will be tried as juveniles
and escape the lengthy imprisonment they deserve.
Mainstream Media contemplates Black-on-White Crime
Appallingly,
but not surprisingly, major media outlets reporting this outrageous criminal
assault suppressed its inter-racial character.
It should first be noted that the crime would not likely have been
reported at all but for the widespread circulation of the sickening video on
the internet. But even when television media
outlets picked up the video, they apparently doctored it to conceal the fact
that the victim was white. As reported
in the Bayou Buzz,
www.bayoubuzz.com/us:
But
one reason the case has not become as racially charged as other attacks
may
be that many news outlets have either not shown the first few seconds, beforethe victim goes down behind a seat, and others blur out his face to the point that his
race is no longer apparent.
Apparent
video doctoring was not the only evidence of media manipulation to suppress the
exposure of another black-on-white crime that underscores the absurdity of the
false "We are Trayvon" narrative of the purported national threat to
young black males. A quick spot-check of
media reports identified by an internet search shows that both national and
local media reports of the incident deliberately suppressed its manifest inter-racial
character.
A
CNN report, at http://www.cnn.com/2013/08/05/justice/florida-school-bus-beating,
slyly focused attention on the issue of the bus driver's responsibility, neatly
diverting attention from the real issue of a violent inter-racial beating of a
young boy on a school bus in apparent retaliation for reporting a drug-pusher. CNN not only failed to report that the victim
was white, but even suppressed the race of the black perpetrators (made obvious
on the video). Both the Tampa Tribune and the Orlando Sentinel also suppressed the
racial component of the crime in their stories.
The Sentinel's journalistic
dereliction was even more outrageous. Its
headline of the story read "Teens beat classmate over a marijuana dispute [emphasis added]." Not only does this headline deftly divert
attention from the inter-racial bullying aspect of the beating, but it insidiously
implies that the victim may have brought the beating upon himself by some kind
of involvement in drug dealing. Thus, in
their perverse commitment to the distortion of racial reality, the media portray
a brutal inter-racial assault as a "marijuana dispute."
As
shown in prior posts, this racially-biased approach in the media's reporting of
crime and other policy issues reinforces, and seeks to validate, the Obama administration's
similarly biased policies and practices on racial matters. The Obama-Holder Justice Department has made
it clear that it has no interest in investigating, let alone prosecuting, outrageous
black-on-white episodes of inter-racial crime such as the Gulfport incident and
many others like it. Yet a single
episode of self-defense killing of a black teenager by a so-called "White
Hispanic" is deceptively portrayed as evidence of rampant anti-black crime
by Obama, Holder, and their media minions, and is relentlessly pursued and
exploited by a politically corrupted Justice Department.
Despite
all this, Republican "leaders" in Congress, Statehouses, and
elsewhere seem loathe to raise, let alone pursue, an issue that demands strong prominent
voices to counter the false racial narrative pedaled by the Obama administration,
the Holder Justice Department, and their subservient mouthpieces in the
media. This reluctance appears to be
attributable in large part to an irrational and unwarranted concern that
opposing anti-white bias in law enforcement and other areas of public policy will
offend the sensibilities of constituencies that would never vote for
Republicans or conservatives in any event.
Those leaders should be more concerned about the constituencies who do vote for them, many of whom have had
enough of the increasingly insidious racial double standard in law enforcement,
public policy, and media reporting.
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