Where's AL & Jesse on this one ????????

this bullshit was on michelle malkin guest-hosted oreilly factor last night

its GOOOOOOOD to be the rev

http://youtube.com/watch?v=Bm7L7xxTmk8

A HATE CRIME?

its HOOOOOOS to be the steen

so according to the plethora of racist youtube results they're having a MARCH AGAINST GENOCIDE in knoxville because of this case. and charlie daniels will be there. what a fucking creep

...were the victims of multiculturalism

nice of them to make it easy on the BLEXICAN MENACE by all gathering together in one spot I guess

Christopher Newsom's family speaks about double murder
Christopher Newsom's family speaks about double murder
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MAY 21, 2007

By ADAM LONGO
6 News Anchor/Reporter

HALLS (WATE) -- The family of murder victim Christopher Newsom, 23, is giving 6 News more insight into what happened to their son and their thoughts about his killers.

Newsom and his girlfriend Channon Christian were the victims of a brutal double murder in January. Four suspects in their deaths won't see trial until next year.

"It's like living in a nightmare that never ends," says Chris' mother, Mary Newsom.

For parents Hugh and Mary Newsom, it's a pain that won't go away. Their only son Chris found murdered and burned. His body was discarded beside railroad tracks. Chris was on a date with his girlfriend Channon when they were carjacked and murdered.

The Newsoms say they have to hold back in court every time the suspects face a judge.

"We hate them every time we see them, more and more," Mary says.

"They've shown no remorse that I've detected," Hugh adds. "I could make Swiss cheese out of them very easy, with no hesitation and no guilt feeling."

The family does support the death penalty for the suspects. They say their son was just out on a date at the wrong place and time.

"I don't think it started as a hate crime, but I think it developed into something of that nature," Hugh says.

But now, their son's murder is being used as a tool for white supremacist's groups, decrying black on white crime.

"I don't like that at all and I know Chris and Channon would not want to be a part of that. That's not what they stood for," Mary says.

The Newsom family says they've had no contact with any of the groups and don't plan to. The Newsoms say the groups are also spreading misinformation that the couple's bodies were dismembered.

"Prosecutors have assured us that's not the case. There was nothing missing from either body," Hugh says.

In this case though, the cause of death seems to be trumped by the lack of understanding.

"That makes me sad. That hurts me a lot, that his future was taken away by some animals for no reason at all," Mary says.

http://www.nysun.com/article/54934?page_no=1

even fucking john leo from us news and world report is pulling this shit now

Source: http://observer.guardian.co.uk/world/story/0,,2083762,00.html
Racism goes on trial again in America's Deep South

The prosecution of three black Louisiana youths reveals the rise of discrimination by stealth

Tom Mangold in Jena, Louisiana
Sunday May 20, 2007
The Observer

In the cool and beflagged small courtroom in Jena, Louisiana, three black schoolboys - Robert Bailey, Theodore Shaw and Mychal Bell - are about to go on trial for a playground fight that could see them jailed for between 30 and 50 years.

Jena, about 220 miles north of New Orleans, is a small town of 3,000 people, 85 per cent of whom are white. Tomorrow it will be the focus for a race trial which could put it on the map alongside the bad old names of the Mississippi Burning Sixties such as Selma or Montgomery, Alabama.

Jena is gaining national notoriety as an example of the new 'stealth' racism, showing how lightly sleep the demons of racial prejudice in America's Deep South, even in the year that a black man, Barak Obama, is a serious candidate for the White House.

It began in Jena's high school last August when Kenneth Purvis asked the headteacher if black students could break with a long-held tradition and join the whites who sit under the tree in the school courtyard during breaks. The boy was told that he and his friends could sit where they liked.

The following morning white students had hung three nooses there. 'Bad taste, silly, but just a prank,' was the response of most of Jena's whites.

'To us those nooses meant the KKK, they meant, "Niggers, we're going to kill you, we're going to hang you till you die,"' says Caseptla Bailey, a black community leader and mother of one of the accused. The three white perpetrators of what was seen as a race hate crime were given 'in-school' suspensions (sent to another school for a few days before returning).

Jena's major industry is growing and marketing junk pine. Walk down the usually deserted main street and you will not find many black employees. Bailey, 56, is a former air force officer and holder of a business management degree. 'I couldn't even get a job in Jena as a bank teller,' she said. 'Look at the banks and the best white-collar jobs and you'll see only white and red necks in those collars.'

Billy Doughty, the local barber, has never cut black men's hair. 'They just don't come here,' he mumbled. 'Anyway, their hair is different and difficult to cut.'

The majority of blacks live in an area known as Ward 10. Many homes are trailers, or wooden shacks. Rubbish lies in the streets. On 'Snob Hill', where the whites live, the spacious gardens and lawns are trimmed, the gravelled drives boast SUVs and nice new saloons. Only two black families live there. A teacher from Jena High had enough money to buy his way in. But when he arrived local estate agents refused to show him a 'white' property even though several were advertised in the local paper ('they're all under contract,' the agents lied). The teacher eventually went to see one white owner and offered him cash. 'The guy preferred green (dollars) to black, so I got the property,' laughed the teacher, 'but since we moved in three years ago we haven't been invited by a single neighbour.'

On 30 November, someone tried to burn Jena High to the ground. The crime remains unsolved. That same weekend race fights between teenagers broke out downtown, and on 4 December racial tension boiled over once more in the school. A white student, Justin Barker, was attacked, allegedly by six black students.

The expected charges of assault and battery were not laid, and the six were charged with attempted second-degree murder and conspiracy to commit second-degree murder. They now face a lifetime in jail.

Barker spent the evening of the assault at the local Baptist church, where he was seen by friends to be 'his usual smiling self'.

Nine days later, with the case technically sub judice, the District Attorney made the following public statement to the local paper: 'I will not tolerate this type of behaviour. To those who act in this manner I tell you that you will be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law and with the harshest crimes that the facts justify. When you are convicted I will seek the maximum penalty allowed by law. I will see to it that you never again menace the students at any school in this parish.'

Bail for the impoverished students was set absurdly high, and most have been held in custody. The town's mind seems to be made up.

But now the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People and the American Civil Liberties Union - 'damned outsiders' - have become involved and have begun to recruit, enthuse and empower the local black population. Reporters from the BBC and the New York Times have been drawn to the story. Jena does not like this publicity and shifts uncomfortably in the glare. It is 42 years since President Lyndon Johnson closed the loopholes that allowed southern states to discriminate against blacks. When the accused shuffle into court tomorrow, it's Jena that will be on trial.

typical liberal media!

"There was White Kids that Hung Up a Noose, But It was Black Kids in the Fight."
Looking for Justice in Jena, Louisiana

By JORDAN FLAHERTY

Speaking to a crowd of demonstrators in front of a rural Louisiana courthouse last week, Alan Bean, a Baptist minister from the Texas panhandle, inveighed against injustice. "The highest crime in the Old Testament," he declared, "is to withhold due process from poor people, to manipulate the criminal justice system to the advantage of the powerful, against the poor and the powerless."

Bean was speaking at a rally organized by residents of Jena, Louisiana. In the space of a few weeks, more than 150 of this small town's residents have organized an inspiring grassroots struggle against injustice. The demonstrations began when six Black students at Jena High School were arrested after a fight at school and charged with conspiracy to attempt second-degree murder. The students now face up to 100 years in prison without parole; in a case that King Downing, National Coordinator of the ACLU's Campaign Against Racial Profiling, has said "carries the scent of injustice."

Local activists say that this wave of problems started last September when Black high school students asked for permission to sit under a tree at an area of the high school that had, traditionally, been used only by white students. The next day, three nooses were hanging from the tree.

The following week, Black students staged a protest under the tree. At a school assembly soon after, Jena district attorney Reed Walters, appearing with local police officers, warned Black students against further unrest. "I can make your lives disappear with a stroke of my pen," he threatened.

According to many in Jena, tensions simmered in the town over the fall, occasionally exploding into fights and other incidents. No white students were charged or punished for any of these incidents, including the students found to have been responsible for hanging the nooses. Bryant Purvis, one of the Black students now facing charges, explained to me that, after the incident, "there were a lot of people aggravated about it, a lot of fights at the school after that, a lot of arguments, a lot of people getting treated differently."

In the first weekend of December, a Black student was assaulted by a group of white students, and a white graduate of Jena High School threatened several Black students with a shotgun. The following Monday, white students taunted the Black student who was assaulted over the weekend, and one of the white students was beaten up.

Within hours, six Black students were arrested. "I think the district attorney is pinning it on us to make an example of us," said Purvis. "In Jena, people get accused of things they didn't do a lot."

Soon after, their parents discovered that these students were facing attempted murder charges. "The courtroom, the whole back side, was filled with police officers," Tina Jones, Bryant's mother, recalls. "I guess they thought maybe when they announced what the charges were, we were gonna go berserk or something."

At last week's demonstration, family members and allies spoke about the issues at the center of the case. "I don't know how the DA or the court system gets involved in a school fight," said Jones. "But I'm not surprised--there's a lot of racism in Jena. A white person will get probation, and a black person is liable to get 15 to 20 years for the same crime."

Alan Bean, director of an organization called Friends of Justice, began his activism in response to a string of false arrests in 1999 in Tulia, Texas, where he lives. Since then, he has dedicated himself to supporting community organizing around cases of criminal justice abuse in rural Texas and Louisiana. Small towns like Jena--which has a population of 2,500, and is 85 percent white - are often left out of the organizing support, attention, and funding that struggles in metropolitan areas receive.

This disparity was not always the case. Rural southern towns were the frontlines of the 60s civil rights movement. Groups like CORE (Congress of Racial Equality) and SNCC (Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee) were active throughout the rural south. And these rural towns have been important sites of homegrown resistance. In 1964, in Jonesboro Louisiana, just north of Jena, a group of Black veterans of the US military formed the Deacons for Defense, an armed self-defense organization, in support of civil rights struggles. The Deacons went on to form 21 chapters in rural Louisiana, Mississippi, and Alabama.

Outrageous violations still occur in many of these towns. A few months ago, Gerald Washington of Westlake, Louisiana was shot three days before he was to become the town's first Black mayor. Less than two weeks after that, shots were fired into the house of another Black mayor, in Greenwood Louisiana. Jena itself is a mostly segregated community that was also the site of the Jena Juvenile Correctional Center for Youth, a legendarily brutal prison that was shut down in 2000.

Jena residents formed their own defense committee, without the support of national organizations. They have been holding weekly protests and organizing meetings that have attracted allies from near and far. A gathering last week was attended by Bean, as well as allies from other northern and central Louisiana towns, and representatives from the ACLU, NAACP, and National Action Network.

Many parents questioned why the noose and other threatening actions were not taken seriously by the school administration. "What's the difference," asks Marcus Jones, the father of Mychal Bell, one of the students, about the disparity in the charges. "There's a color difference. There was white kids that hung up a noose, but it was black kids in the fight." Sentencing disparity is a big issue in many of these small towns, where many see it as the modern continuation of the ugly southern heritage of lynching.

Jones explains a litany of reasons why the children should not be charged with attempted murder. "The kid did not have life threatening injuries, he was not cut, he was not stabbed, he was not shot, nothing was broken. There is no evidence of conspiracy to commit attempted murder. You talk about conspiracy to attempt second-degree murder, you think about the mafia, you think somebody paid a sniper or something. We're talking about a high school fistfight. The DA is showing his racist upbringing, his racist acts and his racist nature, and bringing it into the law."

For three of the youth, Robert Bailey, Theo Shaw and Mychal Bell, their trial starts May 21. I asked Bryant Purvis how this has affected him. "One of my goals in life is to go to college, and not to go to jail, and that changed me right there," he tells me. "That crushed me, to be in a jail cell."

When asked how her life has changed, Purvis' mother described the sadness of having her son taken away from her without warning. "You wake up in the morning and your son is there. You lay down at night and he's there. Then all of a sudden he's gone. That's a lot to deal with."

WHERE IS AL AND JESSE? WHERE IS MAINSTREAM MEDIA? WHERE IS MICHELLE MALKIN?

err, 'poking fun AT.'

White Supremacists Plan Knoxville Area Rally

Neo-Nazis Attempt to 'mainstream' Their Message of Hate

Presented as a memorial to slain University of Tennessee student Channon Christian and her boyfriend Christopher Newsom, a coalition of neo-nazi and white supremacist groups are organizing a spring demonstration in the Knoxville area.

^^^I was merely pointing out that their attempts to mobilize and 'enthuse' - however misled - aren't so different than your average reactionary crusade led by someoen like Al Sharpton.

Catsuppp told me he was sending mexicans to my house with the promise of 'horny women.'

I don't get no respect, no respect at all

don't forget guys that some of us haven't forgiven the NAACP and the ACLU for inciting the LA riots

or that the la riots were comparable to nazi and/or klan rallies

WHY ARE YOU GUYS EVEN TALKING TO/ABOUT HIM

xpost My apologies, Shakey Mo.

That rally is ridiculous. No one will go. At least I hope no one does.

http://www.coalition-records.com/store/catalog/images/blackflag.jpg

WHY ARE YOU GUYS EVEN TALKING TO/ABOUT HIM

-- HI DERE, Thursday, May 24, 2007 9:00 PM (14 seconds ago) Bookmark Link

Because this is as close to a genuine gangbang as they've ever gotten, that's why

...

now we cut off your tits

don't you see manalishi is just like Jodi Foster in the Accused

Funny that, I banned Jodie Foster in the Accused as well.

cheers matt

yeah, rad! thx matt

bravo

i feel as if we've accomplished something here today

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OTM.

lock thread?

Hey Roger I know you can't respond to this but I want you to know that I also arbitrarily banned a black poster as well, just to preserve racial equilibrium.

Hope you appreciate that.

why lock? now we can discuss w/out relatively larger amount of stupidity

I've never heard the "lol you haven't been in a gangbang yet" brand of insult before

Thank God he didn't bring out the "double fisting virgins" dig, either, i don't know how we could have survived that withering blast.

Thread should be locked because YOU GUYS ARE STILL TALKING ABOUT MANALISHI

we can't all be heroes

I am having a Geir&Roger white supremacist pop duo fantasy

(no rhythm all melody)

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the shakey bot is malfunctioning y/n

um, hmmm. anyway there's a piece on CNN about racist blogs yadda yadda yadda I can't work html links

its GOOOOOD to be the rev!

wild how long it took for people to actually pay attention to that jena 6 shit

i want to forward this thread to every wooden wand fan i know.

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http://www.thewoodenwand.com/sess/utn154718e9ddc051f/shopdata/0010_Magic+Wands/images/blkwalnt_511x182.jpg

Because this is as close to a genuine gangbang as they've ever gotten, that's why

-- Manalishi, Thursday, May 24, 2007 4:01 PM (4 months ago) Bookmark Link

classic manalishi zing

its GOOOOOD to be the rev!

The animals pictured below; car-jacked, then raped Christopher Newsom, cut off his penis, then set him on fire and fatally shot him several times while they forced his girlfriend, Channon Christian, to watch. An even more cruel fate awaited her!

Channon Christian, was beaten and gang-raped in many ways for four days by all of them, while they took turns urinating on her. Then they cut off her breast and put chemicals in her mouth ... and then murdered her.

Where be the Revs Al and Jesse? Are they providing counsel and help to the families of the victims?

Of course not - the victims were white

Why hasn't this received National coverage by the news media like the Duke "rape" case?

Oh, that's right - the victims were white

Why hasn't the NAACP, ACLU, New York Times etc., called for an investigation?

Must be cause the victims were white

Why hasn't the FBI been called in to investigate this as a hate crime?
Oh, that's right - the victims were white.

So, if a white news radio jock uses the phrase "Nappy headed", it gets 2 weeks of constant news coverage.

If two white people are tortured, raped, and murdered by a group of black people, it barely gets a blip in the news.

^^^these are my favorite wooden wand lyrics

Pretty sure there are many people tortured, raped, and murdered every day that don't get on the news.

Ugh, what a depressing post that is.

i just worked the teleprompter for a Sharpton event in D.C. that's going to be broadcast on TV One in a couple weeks (he talked to Trayvon's parents, Amado Diallo's mom, Sean Bell's fiancee). the whole time i kept thinking of "its GOOOOOD to be the rev!"

how do you do that. work the teleprompter.

he feeds the paper in and turns the crank

yeah, the media never covers stories where bad things happen to white, photogenic, young women. never ever.

also omg/lol @ omar little

http://www.nygop.org/50-shades-bill

https://twitter.com/TheRevAl/status/567140291141201920