By Nicholas Stix
“They’re calling it character assassination.”
My headline was a bottom-of-the-screen hed on CNN last night at 8:15 p.m.
Brown’s mother understands that her ability to rip off white taxpayers to the tune of millions of dollars requires that she control the coverage of her late thug son’s case. Anything that threatens her and racist hoax lawyer Benjamin Crump’s Trayvonization of the case could potentially cost them millions.
4 comments:
Crump the Chump of Treyvons infamy. Promises I might imagine the fambly of the deceased all sorts of moolah but then takes about 50 % himself. A civil rights attorney he calls himself.
Mister Stix :
You have to admit this Ferguson affair is highly entertaining.
Take a look at the face of that Mrs. McSpade : you and I know that deep down this creature is actually relieved that her 18 yr old son (no longer minor and therefore less benefits-friendly) is dead and no longer a burden to her.
She may cry those african crocodile tears, but moments later her tiny simian brain will be filled with other, more base emotions, that will displace the ones that caused her to cry a few tears.
No but seriously, I know Africans. I woulds not speak so ill of them if the situation were other, as in, not to ally rigged in their favor.
In slavery times, I am quite sure that me and my chums, including types like you, would be the first to come to the defense of a negro being abused by a white.
But the current situation that hoists niggers onto a platform of untouchability has become unlivable. Something has to change. More whites need to wake up to the negro menace, not just in the US, but right here in Paris France where I am writing you from Mr. Stix.
Look at the face of the Mrs. McSpade creature: the dark, soulless eyes reminiscent of a bovine gaze ; the fake hair (she hates that her head is covered in fur, but she hates whitey even more); the two degrees of separation between a hybrid-human iteration and the High Primate Family from which it evolved (or dis-evolved).
Sir : I am Arturo. We have corresponded in the past, a bit. I think we self-commisserated after Lawrence Auster died (God did that suck.).
I have a few questions for you regarding your blog, if you don't mind.
I've mentioned this to you in the past, but again: why is it that such a greedy and you need blog is yours, has very rarely comments?
Over at my blog, the very under achieving crimes of the times.com, I do get very few comments. However, the stats bar has been telling me that the number of unique visitors has been increasing.
IOW: Yesterday Friday May 15th, COTT had >2400 hits . This is the highest number of hits COTT has ever received, since I started it December 2010.
What I am wondering is: are these hits from real people, or from spammers?
Is there a way to know?
In any case, thank you for your excellent blog.
And greetings from Paris (which has become shockingly Africanized, in relation to the last time I was here, namely in summer 2010).
If you are at liberty to comment on this, please do so either in the comments section of crimes of the times dot calm, or at : bkvscasey@gmail.com.
Sincerely,
- Arturo
crimesofthetimes dot calm
Greetings Arturo,
In the last couple years, another visitor asked the same question you did: why does this web site get so few comments?
I made a public answer at that time, which I'll repeat. I can only speak for myself, but I believe that many visitors to Nicholas' web site are appalled by the wickedness of the crimes which are presented here. It's important to know about these crimes, and we don't want to turn our faces from them. But when obviously evil crimes are reported, it sometimes seems redundant to write comments that affirm that they are evil. Yes, some of us write sometimes, but the reports here have a way of speaking for themselves.
Again, I can't speak for others. This is only my own impression, based on what I know about myself.
I pray that you find my answer to be respectful and insightful. Perhaps some other readers will offer their thoughts too.
Best wishes,
Jeff
Austin, Texas
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