Country Remains Under Siege by Virtually Unreported Racial Mob Violence

You probably won’t hear about it on the evening news, but Raleigh, North Carolina is under attack:

The local ABC affiliate was the only media outlet to report that last Tuesday, a group of at least 15 black people stalked and beat a homeless woman after she saw them coming and tried to get out of their way.

In contrast to most cases of black racial violence, local journalist Kelli O’Hara actually identified the mob the way victims and the police did: They were black. …

This was the second such assault in Raleigh in two days.

The other happened in the same street in the evening: According to the 911 tapes obtained by O’Hara, a man was walking down the street when he came upon a group of black people.

One said, “Excuse me,” and punched him in the face.

Quoth O’Hara: “Police said the two incidents sound similar. They describe the attackers as a group of African-American teens wearing gym clothes and traveling in a large group.”

These incidents were relatively minor, but illustrate the climate of fear we are forced to live in as the welfare state corrodes society ever closer to collapse. Other cases are more serious — like this one from the Seattle area:

An active duty combat veteran is dead, a victim of black mob violence.

The soldier, who has yet to be identified, had been celebrating his safe return from combat and his imminent release from the military. He was walking to his hotel early Saturday morning near a Seattle area military base where KOMO-TV news picks up the story:

A group of men in a car drove by and someone inside shouted a racial comment toward the white soldiers, the Lakewood Police Department said.

“One of the soldiers yelled back something about the suspects treating combat soldiers with disrespect,” Lt. Chris Lawler said.

The vehicle turned around, and five black males got out of the car and confronted the soldiers, according to reports. As the verbal confrontation ensued, the driver of the vehicle realized the men were actually combat veterans and called his friends off.

While the men headed back to their vehicle, one of the suspects appeared to have bumped into the victim, witnesses say.

The soldiers saw their friend fall to the ground as the car sped away. The victim was bleeding profusely from a stab wound and died at the scene. …

The main suspect was wearing a hoodie.

Maybe he was wearing it in solidarity with Trayvon Martin, as a member of Congress has done.

This is the second “racially tinged” stabbing death in the Seattle area in less than a month. In September, a black man stabbed a college professor in the neck and torso as he “tried to defend” his companion. Local press called it unprovoked and random.

It is also the second killing from black mob violence of a member of the armed services since July. Shaquille Hargrove, a 19-year old member of the U.S. Air Force, was shot during an outbreak of black mob violence outside of a Denver night club. Another airman was wounded, but he survived.

No one has yet been arrested for these crimes.

Nor is anyone likely to be, which is one reason so many of them take place. A more significant reason is the phony sense of racial grievance avidly nurtured by the same national media that refuses to report these stories.

On tips from Wiggins, DJ, and Artfldgr.

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