By Tyler Durden | 21 July 2020
ZERO HEDGE — A wealthy St. Louis couple who made headlines last month for displaying firearms in front of their home as a group of BLM activists marched towards the Mayor’s house will be charged with felony unlawful use of a weapon, and face a misdemeanor charge of fourth-degree assault.
St. Louis’ top prosecutor, Circuit Attorney Kim Gardner, announced on Monday that she would be filing charges against personal injury attorneys Mark and Patricia McCloskey.
The McCloskey’s defenders — including several GOP leaders, President Trump and others have urged Attorney General William Barr to investigate Gardner — while Missouri Gov. Mike Parson (R) said in a Friday radio interview that he would likely pardon the McCloskeys if they were charged and convicted. […]
Even after the decision by Kim Foxx in Chicago (another black woman) not to charge Jussie Smollett it was already rather late for Whites to wake up — any who still don’t get it after this should be regarded as hopeless cases.
It’s a mistake for white Americans to think the US has a better class of Blacks than Zimbabwe or South Africa (“Kill the Boer”) — and in any case there is simply no reason to take the risk.
… any who still don’t get it after this should be regarded as hopeless cases.
Proud Boys members get prison for brawl with Antifa protesters
A Manhattan judge Tuesday sentenced two members of the right-wing Proud Boys group to four years in prison for pummeling leftist Antifa members during a brawl on the Upper East Side. … Assistant DA Joshua Steinglass argued for five-year prison terms. … The victims in the case were never identified, and Antifa refused to cooperate with the investigation.
No identified victims, no injuries, yet a Jewish prosecutor still wanted to put two white guys in jail for 5 years over what was essentially a fist fight.
No identified victims, no injuries, …
Former Wake Forest Assistant Coach Jamill Jones Sentenced to Three Years Probation for Fatal Punch
Former Wake Forest assistant men’s basketball coach Jamill Jones was sentenced Thursday to three years of probation after he fatally punched a man in New York City in August 2018. … Jones also was fined $1,000 and must complete 1,500 hours of community service. … In February, a Queens criminal court found Jones guilty of the misdemeanor assault that killed 35-year-old Sandor Szabo. Jones faced up to a year in prison. … Authorities said Szabo banged on the window of Jones’ SUV in the early of August 5, 2018. … Jones exited his car, punched Szabo and sped off
Jamill Jones is black of course.
A foto of 35 y/o white victim Sandor Szabo.