Jeffrey Tyrone Savage

THE story of the fatal shooting of a sailor at Naval Station Norfolk in Virginia last week is a perfect storm of racial and feminist delusions.

Jeffrey Tyrone Savage drove a tractor trailer onto the base last Monday and wrested a gun from the hands of a female sailor who was guarding a missile-guided destroyer, the USS Mahan. Here we see what everyone knows: an ordinary man can overpower a physically fit female sailor. Another sailor, 24-year-old Petty Officer 2nd Class Mark A. Mayo, responded and jumped between the female sailor and Savage — s perfect demonstration of what is likely to happen when male combatants face threats to female combatants. He was shot by Savage. Mayo arguably lost his life because of affirmative action.

Mark Mayo

Savage was subsequently killed by others on the destroyer. He was already a convicted felon. He pled guilty to shooting a friend in the head in 2005 and dumping his body beside a highway. He was in jail for less than six years. He was employed by a trucking company even though he had also been jailed for possession of crack cocaine, and had a valid ID card. The aunt of the man Savage shot in 2005 spoke to NBC:

“When it came to Jeff and what I’ve heard about him, anything was possible for him to do,” said Vanessa Griffin, who lives in Chesapeake. “He would have went to any extreme to whatever he had to do. To me, he was a dangerous man.”

Anything is possible for thousands of dangerous and hostile black men who roam our streets with impunity — or spend years watching porn and lifting weights in jail — after already having committed vicious crimes. And America doesn’t care about the victims of these remorseless animals.

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