ALL BUT one of them were black or brown. None were murdered by police. All were apparently killed by blacks, most in drive-by shootings or other acts of revenge. If their killers are ever brought to justice, it will be because of police work in rough neighborhoods. And all those neighborhoods are black. One-year-olds don't get shot in the head in poor white neighborhoods. And everyone knows it. Where's Black Lives Matter when you need 'em? Where are the protests? The outrage in the media? These black lives don't matter. There are no political rewards to be had from their deaths. "Racism" is a billion dollar industry. These dead children can't be used to bludgeon a whole country into submission or create the Great White Bogeyman.    

"WHITE-privileged Geraldine Davidson (84) walked in on her Texas home being robbed. Her mouth [was] duct taped, hands and feet restrained and [she was] thrown in her own trunk. She was driven around and shown off like a trophy to her kidnappers' friends before being weighted down and thrown in a river." See many more disturbing examples of white privilege at "Exposing White Privilege."  

ALAN writes:

One reason older people look back as often as they do is because they know “the sands of time” are running out and they want to remember the best moments and people in their lives before it is too late to remember anything.

In my case, that involves moments and people in the old railroad town of Denison, Texas.

In the years 1958-’62, my aunt and I exchanged dozens of letters. At ages 8-12, I had an impulse to write to her and my uncle every week or so, doubtless partly because I was an only child, but also because Aunt Rose always responded promptly to my letters with detailed, informative letters of her own.  I wrote to tell them about the ordinary events in our lives, and she told me about their lives in Denison.

If I could do it all over again and get it right the second time, I would have saved all of her letters. But alas, they are long gone.  My mother was not a saver, and I was too young to understand what those letters would mean many decades later.

The last letter I received from Aunt Rose was in 1967.  A year or so later, they moved back to St. Louis after Uncle Lawrence retired from his job with the Katy Railroad.  I remember that they were with us in our living room on Christmas Eve night in 1968 when we listened to astronaut Frank Borman reading a passage from the Bible during the flight of Apollo 8. (more…)

“HIS Kingdom is always a Kingdom of variety, a Kingdom in which there is no dead uniformity or unbroken equality in external gifts, no endless repetition of the same types and forms of characters, as when a brickmaker makes millions on millions of bricks or tiles all of the same size and shape. That lifeless, blank uniformity is the characteristic of the works of man, not of God. As He has made the visible world so multifarious in its variety that, in this one little globe on which we live, there are many thousands of types and species of life and organization, or climate, or configuration, or production, blended together to make up the whole of our petty universe, so He has made mankind, as St. Paul says, of one stock, and yet He has divided them into great natural portions, more like than unlike one to another, and yet separate in their places of abode, their forms of social life, their polities, their nationalities.” (more…)

[Edited] THE TRUMP administration is the exact opposite of what the most hysterical victims of Trump Derangement Syndrome imagine. After months of violence by Black Lives Matter and Antifa, The Department of Homeland Security is preparing to label white supremacists the most serious domestic terrorist threat. “Lone offenders and small cells of individuals motivated by a diverse array of social, ideological, and personal factors will pose the primary terrorist threat to the United States,” the earliest draft reads. “Among these groups, we assess that white supremacist extremists – who increasingly are networking with likeminded persons abroad – will pose the most persistent and lethal threat. Buckle your seatbelts. Prepare for more staged shootings -- and possibly more serious staged violence -- by "lone offenders" and "small cells." Those in power want every single white American disarmed and they want those capable of any resistance to tyranny locked up for good or eliminated. And they will not stop demonizing the Great White Bogeyman until they succeed. They used the same strategy with the "Islamic terrorist" and it's a winner. Trump will win the election in November. And these goals will most likely be accomplished. The Christian patriot is fast becoming the number one enemy of the American government and by lies, false flag shootings and endless misdirection, he is portrayed as a "white supremacist."  

  HENNA MARIA looks at why so few people are psychologically able to accept the reality of what we are living through now.  

THE BABYLON BEE reports on special ice chambers being established for members of Antifa (and their supporters!): HELL, 9TH CIRCLE—Representatives from the Lake of Fire confirmed yesterday they are working on a brand new circle of Hell tailored for members of Antifa. This custom area will be a place where absolutely nothing is on fire and nothing is flammable, maximizing the eternal suffering of rioters sent there. "We eventually realized these guys were so good at creating hell on earth that we had to get a little more creative in order to make sure these Antifa types don't actually like it down here," said Adolfus Wormwood, project manager for the new construction. "Nothing down here will catch fire. It's cool, damp, and actually kind of pleasant. Every Antifa rioter's worst nightmare!"  

WHY do African Americans — a small, but significant minority of them — loot businesses, destroy property, attack and even kill people in response to what they claim to be brutal treatment?

Truthfully, it doesn’t make sense and does not seem in the long run to be an effective strategy for gaining sympathy. But race riots of this kind are nothing new.

The first riot in which blacks joined together to attack and loot businesses was reportedly in Harlem in 1935, as the influence of Communist agitators in black neighborhoods was increasing. (Communists lie to African Americans and tell them they are perpetual victims and cannot get what they want without violence. It has brought them untold sorrow, destruction and chaos.) According to Wikipedia:

It has been described as the first “modern” race riot in Harlem, because it was committed primarily against property rather than persons. Harlem is a northern neighborhood on Manhattan Island in New York City whose population at the time was predominately African American.

The rioting was sparked by rumors that a black Puerto Rican teenage shoplifter was beaten by employees at an S. H. Kress “five and dime” store. That evening a demonstration was held outside the store and, after someone threw a rock through the window, more general destruction of the store and other white-owned properties ensued. Three people died, hundreds were wounded, and an estimated $2 million in damages was caused to properties throughout the district. African American-owned homes and businesses were spared the worst of the destruction.[1]

An even more dramatic example, this time provoked by alleged police brutality, was the riot that started on August 1, 1943 in Harlem, went on for three days and left sections of the black city neighborhood in ruins. The riot was caused by an incident at a Harlem hotel in which no one was seriously hurt.

According to The History Channel, sympathetic to the looters: (more…)

TRUMP was really impressive in Kenosha, Wisconsin today. This was one of the high points of his mostly disgraceful presidency. You can see his entire appearance with business people and law enforcement. He was confident and forceful in condemning the looting and "racial ideology" behind it. His best remarks are near the end of the press conference. "One of the reasons I'm making the trip today and going to Wisconsin is we've had such a big success in shutting down what would be, right now, a city -- that would have been Kenosha -- a city that would have been burned to the ground by now," he said. When a reporter asked if he believed systemic racism was a problem in the United States, Trump replied: “Well, you know, you just keep getting back to the opposite subject. We should talk about the kind of violence that we've seen in Portland and here and other places. It's tremendous violence. You always get to the other side." "These are not acts of peaceful protest but really domestic terror," Trump said earlier in his remarks. (Source)