The Wilding of Linda Fairstein
By Ann CoulterJune 12, 2019
Anncoulter.com
The African folktale version of the 1989 Central Park gang-rape has swept the populace! The mob
thirsts for vengeance against evil spirits, like Linda Fairstein.In the past week, Fairstein, the head of the sex crimes unit of the Manhattan District Attorney's office during the trials of the accused rapists, has been exiled from society, like an albino chased from the village at the instigation of witch doctors. In a matter of days, she's been forced off of a half-dozen corporate boards, dropped by her publisher and dumped by her talent agency.
The people doing the ostracizing are full of crap, have no idea what they’re talking about, and get all their information about the case from Hollywood fantasy movies -- most recently, the Netflix TV series "When They See Us" by Ava DuVernay, a major beneficiary of the #OscarsSoWhite campaign.
The actual evidence against the five boys convicted of the rape was overwhelming. Nothing has changed that.
This week, we’ll look not at the proof of their guilt, but at the proof of their alleged "exonerations."
In 2002, the convictions of the five Central Park rapists were vacated on the word of a psychopath, Matias Reyes, who suddenly announced that he, too, raped the jogger -- not a surprise -- and also that he’d acted alone -- not possible.
The real reason the convictions were vacated was that the sainted Robert Morgenthau, Manhattan D.A. since the Fillmore administration, discovered that, during his tenure in office, the slaves had been freed and given the vote. The only facts he cared about were: 1) an election was coming; and 2) so was his impending death. Overturning those convictions would assure him both re-election and an adulatory New York Times obituary.
2 comments:
All great arguments by Coulter,but if she's standing in the wilderness shouting the truth,who hears her?FOX doesn't have her on anymore (I don't believe),so where can she go to change minds?
Are newspaper columns relevant in 2019?Not that I know of.My local paper only prints 3 times a week and MAYBE has an editorial section on Sunday(just checked,no they don't). What used to be a collection of columns,that encompassed a spectrum of viewpoints on one page--has disappeared.
Which means,unless you are able to get on a friendly TV network,very few people interested in listening to the facts about this topic,will hear you.
Instead,you get Holt pushing the "wrongly convicted" theme on "Negro Nightly News",MSNBC and CNN doing all day propaganda for the CP5,and FOX being pretty quiet about it all.
If it wasn't for N.S.U.,I'd probably be brainwashed into thinking they were railroaded--like MSM is attempting to do to the rest of the country.
--GR Anonymous
In Robert Tanenbaum's early Butch Karp novels, the Manhattan DA was named "Sandy Bloom," a rich politician who had never tried a felony case. Tanenbaum obviously based "Bloom" on Morgenthau.
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