Posted on 12/12/2019 9:53:45 AM PST by Mount Athos
The New York Times called them "sidewalk ministers" who practice "tough love." The paper quoted Heidi Beirich of the Southern Poverty Law Center who described them as victims of racism and claimed that they were non-violent.
The Washington Post, in its own puff piece on the Black Hebrew Israelites, also falsely described them as non-violent, and concluded that, "Israelite street preaching in parts of D.C., Philadelphia and New York is commonplace, a familiar if odd accent to city life."
The odd accent to city life in Jersey City came amid a hail of bullets as two members of the racist black nationalist hate group opened fire in the JC Supermarket. Despite initial claims by the media and the authorities that the Jewish market had not been targeted, David Anderson and Francine Graham ignored passerby on Martin Luther King Dr, to get to the store and kill as many Jewish people as they could.
When the shooting had ended, Moshe Hersh Deutsch, a yeshiva student who was known for helping distribute food packages to the needy, Mrs Leah Mindel Ferencz, a mother of 3 who helped her husband run the grocery store, and Miguel Jason Rodriguez, the father of an 11-year-old daughter and a parishioner at an Assemblies of God church, were all dead.
Anderson, who left behind anti-Semitic and anti-police writings, had also killed Detective Joseph Seals, a father of 5, and wounded Officer Ray Sanchez and Officer Ferenella Fernandez.
The black nationalist terrorist had hated cops and Jews. He managed to kill both.
The media whitewash of the racist Black Israelites had come during the Covington Catholic case when the Washington Post, among other papers, had falsely blamed the pro-life students for a confrontation that actually began when members of the nationalist hate group had begun calling them, “crackers,” “faggots,” and “pedophiles.” An African-American pro-life student was called the ‘n-word’.
Rep. Ilhan Omar, who has her own history of racism and anti-Semitism, falsely claimed that the Covington Catholic students were “taunting 5 black men.”
The New York Times equivocated that members of the hate group “use blunt and sometimes offensive language, and gamely engage in arguments”. The typical “offensive language” and argumentative style of the Times’ second favorite racist hate group involves shouting racist and anti-Semitic slurs at people.
David Anderson, the Kosher supermarket shooter, had a whole YouTube playlist of such ugly incidents. In one video, a Black Israelite preacher shouts, “Satan is in you” at a Jewish man. “You stole our history. You are pretending to be us. The messiah, who is a black man, is going to kill you.”
Gamely indeed.
In another video, a Black Israelite preacher calls a Jewish teen a member of the “Synagogue of Satan”. “We want our book back and we want our land back,” the preacher demands. “Go back to Russia.”
You can see why Rep. Ilhan Omar might have felt called to defend the racist hate group.
“They move you all over the earth, but we know who you are. You are part of the Zionist deception. You go among the earth to spread Zionism, which is really Catholicism,” he rants. “Witchcraft and sorcery.”
Such statements may seem deranged, but they’re typical of the supremacist theology of the hate group.
Previous incidents involving the hate group have been even uglier with a video that doesn’t appear on Anderson’s playlist showcasing a Black Israelite preacher shouting, "The Holocaust is a damn joke! Heil Hitler!" A documentary shows another preacher standing on a prone white man and declaiming, "We're coming for you, white boys. Negroes are the real Jews. Get ready for war.”
It’s no wonder that Tom Metzger a KKK leader and the founder of the White Aryan Resistance, had described them, as "the black counterparts of us".
And yet, the New York Times concluded its whitewash of the hate group with a closing quote by Todd Boyd, a professor of race and culture at UCLA, which claimed that, "To many black people, Hebrew Israelites are a harmless part of their communities."
No doubt to many white people the KKK are a harmless part of their communities. Racist hate groups are the bigger problem for people who aren’t a member of their race.
"More alarming to many African Americans," the UCLA professor of race had argued, is "seeing a white guy in a ‘Make America Great Again’ hat."
The dead at the JC Supermarket would have liked to have seen a MAGA had instead of black coats.
The whitewash of the Black Israelite hate group was the work of John Eligon, a reporter hired by the New York Times to report on race, who had previously defended Rep. Ilhan Omar’s anti-Semitism, and had injected black nationalist sympathies into his writing. The Washington Post’s whitewash of the hate group was the work of Sam Kestenbaum, a contributing editor at the radical leftist The Forward. The anti-Jewish paper has a long history of whitewashing and defending anti-Semitism by its political allies.
But the problem is much bigger than just the media’s whitewash of the Black Israelites.
The FBI’s warning about the threat of “black identity extremism” was met with a wave of attacks by the media. A New York Times op-ed warned of "The F.B.I.’s Dangerous Crackdown on ‘Black Identity Extremists’" The Intercept, a notorious radical hate site funded by Franco-Persian eBay billionaire Pierre Omidyar, joined in. "Why the FBI's "Black Identity Extremist" Classification Is Dangerous," Teen Vogue had argued. The Nation had warned of a "Coming War on 'Black Nationalists'".
Rep. Karen Bass, a militant anti-Israel Democrat, despite representing a partially Jewish district, attacked former Attorney General Jeff Sessions, the FBI, and other officials over the BIE category. This was after the murder of 4 Dallas police officers by Micah X. Johnson and Kori Ali Muhammad's targeted killing of three white men in Fresno.
“I don’t believe black identity extremists exist, and I believe the FBI should retract the document and send out a document throughout law enforcement saying that black identity extremists do not exist,” Bass had ranted.
This year, under pressure, the FBI jettisoned the BIE term. Just in time for the Kosher market shooting.
The FBI report helps police officers prepare for coming threats. By undermining the warnings about black nationalist violence, Rep. Bass, the New York Times, the Washington Post, and every media activist and politician who went to bat for black nationalist racists sabotaged police preparedness.
And they have blood on their hands.
The media is already embracing the familiar narrative about lone wolves and individual instability. That’s the same story we hear after acts of violence by members of a movement that it is politically allied with.
Hate groups, whether it’s the KKK or the Black Israelites, or campus hate groups like the Groypers or SJP, should be exposed with clear and honest facts about who they are and what they believe.
When political activists and media whitewashes cover up the truth for partisan reasons, people can die.
A father of five with a badge, a mother of three running a grocery store, a man working to support his daughter, another man delivering food packages, did not have to die. If the truth had been told about the Black Israelites, they might still be alive today. Instead the media lied and they are gone.
Truly standing up against racism and anti-Semitism means jettisoning partisan agendas for the truth.
Rep. Karen Bass, the New York Times, The Intercept, the ACLU, and others colluded to tie the hands of the FBI and local police because they see black nationalists like Anderson as allies in their cause.
After the attack, a representative from Americans Against Anti-Semitism, an organization which, unlike the ADL, actually opposes hate wherever it comes from, took a camera to record local reactions.
"I blame the Jews. We never had a shooting like this until they came," one resident bellows. “My children are stuck at school because of Jew shenanigans.”
"Four of y'all are dead right? That's great. If they was there, they got shot dead, that's great," a man says.
"Get the Jews out of Jersey City," someone else shouts.
There’s nothing extraordinary about this. It’s the everyday hate that we can’t talk about. The hate that the media is quick to cover up. If you want to understand why children are beaten on Brooklyn streets and why a Kosher supermarket was shot up, it’s because we aren’t allowed to talk about it.
Evil needs silence and complicity. The media and Democrat politicians are guilty of both.
The Ferencz family, Moishe and Leah, opened a small market on Martin Luther King Dr. They filled the narrow aisles with bread, juice, candy, milk, and the household staples you need when time is short.
They worked late hours.
And then, while Moishe was praying next door, the black nationalist bigots whom the New York Times, the Washington Post, Rep. Ilhan Omar, and Rep. Karen Bass had defended, killed her husband.
That is the story that the media won’t tell. But it must be told.
Does this make the media involved, complicit? Are at least, enablers? Maybe they should apologize?
The media always does a good job of whitewashing or ignoring things/events that don’t fit the narrative. Remember a few years back when the TV reporter and her cameraman were shot dead on live TV? Turns out the perp was black, gay AND claimed he was bullied, so that perfect trifecta quickly eliminated the story. Crickets were louder than the usual calls for gun control.
Can’t wait to see how fast and how far Deblasio runs away from his Tweets....
Oh yes... Now I remember. They were the ones who actually initiated the whole Nick Sandman/Covington Catholic ordeal.
While Nick and they boys were being verbally assaulted by the black Israelites, that was when the fake Indian piled on also.
And then the fake news piled on.
And then the Catholic bishops piled on.
Hope those boys sue for big $$$$$$
This is the first time I’ve seen any media mention this connection to Covington
How about your movie studios and news media goliath..?
How about all your Nobel Prizes..?
Why hold back, right..?
Maybe THESE GUYS rode buses North to the Ivy League to register sons of the fur trade to vote...?
MUCH HIDDEN HISTORY..?!
(heh-heh..!)
The language in this video makes it totally not safe for work. Maybe I'm in the minority here (pub intended), but I find these guys funny as hell. Their outfits totally write the script for them. Half the time they sound like deranged Marxists, and the other half the time they sound like they could be Freepers. Even the main guy's name is hilarious: Shar Yaqataz Banyamyan. LMAO.
Black Hebrew Nationalists at Lincoln Memorial
I don't know which is the funniest part of this -- the main joker calling some Indian dude an "Uncle Tomahawk," asking people why they don't "claim your history -- Fred Flintstone and Barney Rubble," or launching into a profound discourse about the Gospels in which he says Jesus Christ couldn't possibly have intended to save all people ("Then why did He speak in parables, man?").
And whenever some dingbat female comes up and tries to argue with them using completely irrational, emotional arguments, they tell her: "Go get your husband. We'll talk to him instead!" LMAO x 100.
"Bring yo' cracka ass up here to the lion's den and make a statement! You out'cha mind, man!"
"I'll betcha you'se a dumb-@ss Pawto Rican!"
"There's a reason why you outnumber us but you keep your distance. You don't see da angels around us! Lookit dis fool, y'all!"
l8r
Just the headline alone conjures up old images of the black leftist group SLA!
Isn’t this the group that taunted Nick Sandman and the Covington kids at this year’s March for Life? Can anyone confirm?
One factor driving the spite and hatefulness of the non BHI black people quoted is the prospect of displacement.
From the United Jewish Organizations of Williamsburg and North Brooklyn, describing Mrs. Ferencz as a “pioneer,” “She and her husband were of the first to relocate from Williamsburg due to the skyrocketing prices of housing, to settle in Jersey City. They did not do it for themselves, but to pave the way for a new community that lives harmoniously with their neighbors.”
Now there are 100 Orthodox families in that part of Jersey City. In 10 years there will be 2000 or more and a like number of the present residents will have left, the character of the neighborhood changed.
Lacking organization and without much to lose from expressing bigotry, ghetto blacks can only hope to slow the process through hostility.
Maybe I have a strange sense of humor myself, but I've been laughing AT them for a while. They're so over-the-top that they come across like a parody. I've even watched some of their videos just to laugh at their craziness.
But now, we can see that, while some of us were laughing at them, two of them were planning mass murder. Now, it seems as if their group has been growing, and it sounds like their crazy views have been spreading, at least in that Jersey City neighborhood.
Yes. The killers were reportedly connected to the same group (the so-called “Black Hebrew Israelites”).
Meechaiel Criner, a homeless runaway foster care 17 year old, was praised in a leftist paper not long before stabbing to death, Haruka Weiser, an 18 year old student at the Univ. of TX, Austin.
Look at the number of demwitted congresscritters who turn out not so law abiding. Libs can’t pick right.
Correction: The killers reportedly expressed interest in the group, and maybe followed it, but whether they were members might not have been confirmed yet.
Rep. Bass sounds like a racist and leftist lunatic. Been listening to her during the fake impeachment hearings. All she does is “shuck and jive”, saying nothing and lying most of the time. She is more like a rotten bass than a human being. A Darwin Award winner in the “Endangered Feces” category.
They are the equivalent of the lunatic Westover Church group, Only armed and active terrorists.
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