June 22, 2000
(This isn’t about the brutal, racist, April 19, 1989 black and Hispanic mob attacks and robberies of whites, and rape of a white woman in Central Park; it’s about the brutal, racist, June 11, 2000 black and Hispanic mob attacks, robberies and rapes of white women in Central Park.)
Central Park II, Part Eight
After the June 11 [2000] attacks, veteran police officers told reporters at the New York Times, New York Post, and Daily News that a racial double-standard obtains, whereby officers working the Puerto Rican Day parade and black (Labor Day weekend) West Indian Day parade are ordered to ignore the open drinking of alcohol and smoking of marijuana, so as to avoid conflicts with "minorities," even as they are pressured to engage in extreme vigilance during the St. Patrick's Day parade. Powerful, infuriating stuff. This is a truly shocking stuff. I am totally at a loss of words seeing what bestiality people can indulge in. Anyways do drop by my blog for there are things that may be of your interest. Is everyone really surprised? You get these animals together for any type of gatherings and there will be crime. They (spics and niggas) have no respect for the human race.Someone in the crowd should have pulled a gun and just start killing these mutts.Jerry ColtonLowell, Ma. Nicholas, the comments left by Jerry Colton pretty much find justification in your arguments. One could write volumes on the statistics that show that the majority of rapes and sexual assaults are committed by white heterosexual males, but that's not what this is about. The issue is not of race, but of gender. Rape is not exclusive to any "race", it is ingrained within the very construct of masculinity. Thank you for preserving the truth about this horrific event. I totally agree about the media bias and cover-up of any racist element of the attacks. There is no excuse for spinning this story as the media has done. Keep up the good work. Monday, December 15, 2008 at 11:29:00 PM EST Viagra Online said... I have a friend that was raped a year ago but the police hadn't made anything about it that's why I try to be with someone each time that I have to walk near there. Thursday, September 23, 2010 at 11:42:00 AM EDT Anonymous said... Nick, you are a box. The video footage is absolutely clear with regards to both the victims' and offenders' race. It's a pity the main line of argument from your side is,' if it was a white mob... 'Well bullshit, what they did was wrong no matter what and don't deserve to be called men, they should all be neutered. And to you Nick, may you be forcibly fucked up the arse, you blinker-wearing MF. M. Ackerman ( Disgusted father )( Conversation closed Hoendernaier) Thursday, January 13, 2011 at 3:57:00 PM EST Nicholas Stix said... "The video footage is absolutely clear with regards to both the victims' and offenders' race." Ackerman, you're a racist liar. The video footage shown on the local TV news didn't show anyone being violently attacked, and didn't show any white victims. It only showed Spanish girls getting soaked. Thursday, January 13, 2011 at 4:48:00 PM EST Anonymous said... I'm sick of all blacks being called evil because of what some blacks do. I'm black and I have never committed a crime against anyone. The only crimes I ever committed was running a stop sign and jay walking or listening to downloaded music yet I constantly see my race belittled by angry white Americans. Stop putting us in a box like the great white race has never committed so called any evils. Slavery anyone? Cointel Pro anyone? Russian Sex Slave Trade anyone? So get off your high horse! As far as this atrocity goes it sickens me and I hope every person present that day that participated or watched and did nothing dies a violent horrible torturous death. I do not condone violence against women of any kind and my heart goes out to the victim. Those men deserve to DIE and if it is race motivated let me be perfectly clear when I say, “they DO NOT represent all of us and the most certainly don’t represent ME!” If I were there I would have helped and not stood idly by... unfortunately I wasn't. There is way too much hate going around and it needs to stop. I'm sick of the divide. If a black man raped my wife I'd be just as pissed as if a white man did it so stop making it about race. One of my best friends is an ex skin head. No one hated black people more than him. Now we are the best of friends and I would lay down my life for him over any attacker (black people included); and he would do the same for me (white people included); because we realized there are more important things in this world than what you look like. No one chooses their race or appearance; it is giving to us at birth. It does not define who we are. Judge a man by the content of his character. If you are white, black, or Hispanic, and you have any shred of human decency; then what happened should be an outrage to you. Plain and simple. Wednesday, February 16, 2011 at 5:30:00 PM EST
The most thorough report by far of such charges was conducted by the Daily News. Reporters Maki Becker, Bill Egbert, Tara George, Melissa Grace and Roberto Santiago fanned out immediately after the parade, and found 28 different officers from Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens and The Bronx who would speak to them, albeit under condition of anonymity. Officers contended that in contrast to the rigorous enforcement at the St. Patrick's Day Parade, "a softer tone has been taken at ethnic events like the National Puerto Rican Day and the West Indian Day parades, where public drinking and marijuana smoking produce more warnings than arrests.
"A 38-year-old officer based in The Bronx said his bosses normally are more concerned with parades running smoothly than antagonizing revelers by enforcing misdemeanors. 'I've seen people smoking weed at the Caribbean Day parade, and they [the bosses] say lay off doing anything,' he said. 'They just want things to run smoothly.'"
In his June 15 column, Daily News writer Stanley Crouch, one of the only black writers in New York to frequently defend the NYPD against charges of racism, particularly in the Amadou Diallo case, wrote, "Some cops have said they have been told to handle the Puerto Rican and West Indian parades differently from others to avoid conflicts that could result in negative political consequences.
"There is, of course, a departmental investigation going on to find out whether the charges of deliberate inaction are true. If so, heads should roll.
"Even more disturbing, however, is the idea that anybody in a position of authority would tell cops to go soft on crime because 'those people' might start rioting. Any commanders responsible for such policies should be dismissed immediately. They truly don't get it."
And yet, this is the same department that was charged, in a report that the U.S. Commission on Civil Rights released five days after the Central Park attacks, with engaging in the "racial profiling" of blacks and Hispanics. The Orwellian report even claimed that the Amadou Diallo case, in which the four officers involved were acquitted of any wrongdoing, was a case of racial profiling, which would make it a lynching.
As Mayor Giuliani noted, "Once again, the U.S. Commission on Civil Rights has embarrassed itself by releasing a report that bears no relation to reality. The commission has held only one meeting, conducted over the course of a single day." Last spring, it was revealed that commission chairwoman Mary Frances Berry had donated $250 to Hillary Clinton's senate campaign, which constituted a clear conflict of interest. Berry refused to recuse herself.
And yet, when it comes to press relations, the NYPD tends to be its own worst enemy. For example, when I called about the Central Park case, an officer who identified himself as "Pierre Braun" blew me off with, "The boss said you can't get a statement if you don't have press credentials." In over five years of writing about the NYPD, I'd never needed press credentials to get a statement before; credentials are only issued to a tiny fraction of journalists writing for the largest, most well-connected outfits. So I called a colleague of Braun's with whom I had a good working relationship, and got through to a supervisor, Lt. Biegel, who told me, "The Mayor and the PC [police commissioner] have already responded to that, and we're not putting out any official comment."
I think I've got it. The NYPD, not amateurs, produced the phony videos that made it look as though mobs of black and Hispanic young men were attacking white women. The white women who pressed charges against dozens of men of color were in on the conspiracy against black and Hispanic males, along with the media outlets which published the still photos from the videos. If, in fact, any sexual assaults were carried out, the perpetrators were all "privileged, heterosexual, white males."
Seriously, the charges of racial double-standards at ethnic parades are just the tip of the iceberg. Far from being guilty of "profiling" black and Hispanic men, the NYPD -- and New York prosecutors -- are in fact guilty of giving preferential treatment to Hispanics, and especially, blacks. But this preferential treatment does not occur twice a year, at the Puerto Rican Day and West Indian Day parades. It happens every day of the year.
In January, 1991, I was attacked on a rush hour, Brooklyn-bound Lexington Avenue subway train by a gang of three blacks and two Hispanics. Police who caught most of the gang released them, explaining that with one exception, whom they did arrest, the members they'd caught hadn't punched me, while the one who had done most of the punching had gotten away. "Acting in concert" didn't apply, not in that case nor in a similar one in June, 1993.
A white, NYPD detective I spoke with at the transit bureau that night in January, 1991, acknowledged that the attack was obviously racially motivated, a "bias" crime" as far as New York's laws were concerned, but "there are some things you can't say," due to the political climate. The detective also reported that such racially motivated attacks by blacks against whites occur every single day in New York City.
The media and the city's PR machine notwithstanding, the climate has gotten considerably stormier in the intervening nine-and-a-half years.
Just imagine, if no one had bothered to tape the events in Central Park on June 11.
Originally published in Toogood Reports.
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Turnstyle jumpers. Negroes are just so athletic. Let them jump. They are good jumpers.
Wouldn't a factor of not arresting large groups of minorities be simply--where would you put them all?I assume,as one of the 2013 commenters said,"you get a group of "spics and niggas together,there will be crime"--and lots of it.
If police wanted to,many of the minorities who have outstanding warrants could be scooped up with a little effort.Guns,drugs,assault and other crimes are plentiful in these gatherings,At Mexican galas,ICE could have a field day.But a)you'd need a huge effort by LE and b)a lot of space to house criminals for more than a few days.
What's also different,of course,is the change in racial composition of police and politicos to more blacks--therefore a change in priorities.Black LE WILL NOT go after black thugs like whites would.Black politicos will NOT order LE to arrest black thugs like whites will for the same reasons blacks don't squeal on black murderers of their own.They'll cover it up--based on loyalty to race.
All the big cities with black police chiefs regularly see black crime increase with little resistance from a black police force.
And it's only going to get worse (see Mexico drug cartels for similarities to what's developing here in the USA).
--GR Anonymous
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