Thread on some of the more infamous anti-white terrorist attacks and mass-murders.
> In the early 1970s, the "Zebra Killers" engaged in an organized campaign to kill as many white men, women, and children as possible, with the attacks occurring mostly in the San Francisco area.
The 1983 KFC Murders: Darnell Hartsfield and his cousin Romeo Pinkerton broke into the Kilgore, TX KFC. They abducted and murdered five victims. One of the victims was also raped.
The 1993 Long Island Railroad massacre: Colin Ferguson, an immigrant from Jamaica, targeted whites, leaving six people dead and 19 wounded.
1993 Chuck E Cheese murders: Nathan Dunlap visits his former place of employment, shoots 5 former co-workers killing 4. “Colleen O’Connor (17) was shot in the top of the head after falling to her knees and pleading for her life.”
1997: Ex-con Hastings Arthur Wise murdered four whites at the Aiken Lawn Mower Ignition Plant. Wise had been fired after a violent confrontation with a supervisor.
2000: The details of the "Wichita Massacre" sound like a horror movie - brothers Reginald and Jonathan Carr went on a crime spree of murder, kidnaping, robbery, and rape. They killed five white victims, raped two women, and beat a dog to death with a golf club.
2002: The DC Snipers - John Allen Muhammad and Lee Malvo killed at least 15 people.
Muhammad planned to murder hundreds of whites, and hoped to recruit an army that would carry-out similar atrocities in other American cities.
2006: The Richmond spree murders: Ricky Gray and his nephew Ray Dandridge killed 7, including Stella and Ruby Harvey, aged 9 and 4. The Harveys lived in a "diverse" neighborhood, but one night they left their door unlocked - so they died horribly.
2009: Maurice Clemmons ambushed and murdered four white cops while they were sitting in a coffee shop.
In 2000, Governor Mike Huckabee had commuted the prison sentence of Clemmons, who had 13 felony convictions, including child rape, and was facing 95 years being bars.
2010: Omar Thornton murdered eight white coworkers and seriously injured two others. Thorton had been fired for stealing beer. He told the 911 dispatcher that the killings were racially-motivated, and that he wished he’d killed more people.
2013: Former LA police officer and navy veteran Christopher Dorner killed four people and wounded three others in racially-motivated attacks.
2013: In racially-motivated shooting spree, 23-year-old Lakim Anthony Faust shot and injured four white men near a Greenville, NC Walmart.
July 2016: Army veteran Micah Xavier Johnson killed five Dallas police officers at a BLM demonstration. The ambush was one of the deadliest for police in U.S. history. Johnson wanted to "kill white people" and followed a group that encouraged violence against police.
2016 - 2017: Fredrick Demond Scott, the 22-year-old accused “Indian Creek Killer" is now facing trial for the murder of five white victims in the Kansas City area. In 2014, Scott had threatened to shoot up his high school and “kill all white people.”
2017, Fresno: Shooting spree by black supremacist Kori Ali Muhammad left four dead. Muhammad hated whites and intended to kill as many whites as possible. Muhammad had a criminal history consisting of arrests on weapons, drugs, and making terrorist threats.
2019: DeWayne Craddock, a disgruntled city employee, killed 12 and wounded 4 in one of the deadliest workplace shootings in U.S. history. Craddock was killed by responding police. Although the victims were mostly white, it is not clear if the killing-spree was racially-motivated.
2019: Aurora, another workplace mass-killing: Gary Martin killed 5, and injured 5 police officers and a civilian before being killed by police. Mostly white victims, but no explicit racial motive. Martin had an extensive criminal record, including felony aggravated assault.
2009 Oakland Rape and Police Murder Spree. On February 9, Lovell Mixon, a felon with an extensive criminal history, raped a 12-year-old. On March 22, Mixon raped two other women at gunpoint. At traffic stop, he shot and killed two cops. Later, he killed two other cops in ambush.
1990 GMAC Massacre: James Pough killed a man in 1971, but in a plea deal served only 5 years. Early morning June 17, 1990, Pough shot and killed a pimp and prostitute. Later that day Pough entered a GMAC office in Jacksonville, FL and started shooting, killing 9 and wounding 4.
2001 Navistar Massacre: Convicted sex-offender (molested a 12-year old girl) William Baker had been fired for stealing from his job at the Navistar plant. He was due to report to prison. Instead, he returned to his former worksite with an AK, murdering four and wounding two.
2016 Baton Rouge Police Killings : Black separatist and former Marine Gavin Long killed three police officers and wounded three others. On social media, Long openly supported violence, and expressed admiration for the Dallas police massacre.
2013: Washington Navy Yard Shooting: Former navy petty officer Aaron Alexis killed 12 and left 8 others injured. Despite a long history of unstable and violent criminal behavior, Alexis still had a security clearance and base access.
2016 Hesston shooting spree: Cedric Larry Ford had a long criminal history, including charges for burglary, fleeing police officers, and grand theft. After being served with a domestic violence restraining order, Ford went on a shooting spree that killed 3 and wounded 14.
2020: Milwaukee Molson Coors shooter: Following disputes with a co-worker Anthony Ferrill, 51, an electrician and coast guard veteran, murdered 5 fellow employees.
April 7, 2021: NFL veteran Phillip Adams shot and killed six, including Dr. Robert Lesslie, his wife, and two of their grandchildren (9 and 5). No motive has been reported, other than speculation that he “could have been following new religion or ideology.”
2016 – 2018 Dallas serial killings: Billy Chemirmir, a Kenyan immigrant, is believed to have murdered at least 18 elderly women in the Dallas area. Police are still investigating hundreds of additional potential cases.
The Waukesha Christmas Parade Massacre: On November 21, 2021, during a period of intense anti-white agitation by the regime media, Darrell Brooks killed six people and injured dozens more. Brooks had a long criminal record, and a history of promoting anti-white violence.
April 12, 2022: Black terrorist and career criminal Frank James tossed two smoke grenades and opened fire on a subway train in Brooklyn. Ten victims were shot, and 19 others injured. James's Glock jammed, or the attack would have been much worse.
February 7, 2008: Kirkwood City Council Massacre. Disgruntled businessman Charles Lee "Cookie" Thornton went on a shooting rampage at the city hall, murdering six Whites, including the mayor and two cops. Thornton had previous arrests for assault and disrupting public meetings.
Kendall Francois strangled eight White prostitutes from 1996 to 1998 and stored their remains in his home in Poughkeepsie, New York. His relatives claim they were not aware, despite the stench of decomposed corpses. Police had assumed the killer was a White man.
The "New Orleans sniper" - Black nationalist Mark Essex shot a total of 21 people, nine of whom died, in two separate attacks on December 31, 1972, and January 7, 1973. A former Black Panther, Essex seems to have set-out to murder as many Whites as possible.
On December 7, 1987, David Burke killed 43 people when he shot the pilots of PSA 1771, crashing the plane and leaving no survivors. Burke, a former airline employee, first shot the supervisor who had fired him for stealing. Burke was violent, drug-trafficking immigrant.
On July 15, 2011, Nkosi Thandiwe shot three women, killing 26-year-old Brittney Watts. Thandiwe, who was from a well-to-do family, was incited by anti-White propaganda he absorbed in college. Thandiwe “was trying to prove a point that Europeans had colonized the world ..."
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The Battle for South Boston:
Busing in Boston resembled a military occupation, where the invading forces had identified three “centers of gravity” that needed to be controlled – the high schools in South Boston, Hyde Park, and Charlestown. "Southie" was the most important.
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“The struggle over Boston school desegregation is the perfect fight for the Irish. They were doomed before they started. Therefore, they can be expected to fight on.”
Jimmy Breslin, 1975
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Why Southie? It was partly symbolic – The resistance to forced integration in Boston was led by the Irish, and Southie was the neighborhood with the strongest Irish identity. It was home to the Saint Patrick’s Day parade, and well-known Irish politicians.
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Bombing Germany – From Douhet to Dresden: How British and American air forces came to employ a strategy of massacring civilians.
> Instead of engaging enemy forces, peak American technology and some of its best, bravest men were put to work killing women and children.
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"Jus in Bello" traditions had endured for nearly two hundred years in the West. But after WW I, the new theories of air warfare and the new technology of the heavy four-engine bomber set the stage for the indiscriminate destruction of cities and the mass-killing of civilians.
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Pre-WW II air-power theorists like Douhet had argued that terror-bombing of civilians would actually *shorten* a war and save lives. Although bombing of military targets continued throughout the war, proponents of terror bombing were allowed to put their theory into practice.
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In 1974, in the second month of the disastrous court-ordered integration in Boston, violence spread and the crisis escalated, with national implications. President Ford weighed-in, and the 82nd Airborne Division at Fort Brag was put on standby alert.
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In September of 1974, the often violent resistance in South Boston had grabbed national attention. Hopes that the turmoil could be contained to one neighborhood were soon shattered. In early October, Blacks rioted in neighborhoods across the city. 2/
On October 8, following news of a beating of a Haitian immigrant in South Boston, turmoil broke out at English High school. Blacks rioted and battled police around Mission Hill. "Some 1,500 black students began walking up Tremont Street "smashing windows and hurling rocks." 3/
> 1960: America seems to be entering an era of hope and prosperity.
> End of the 1960s: Complete break-down of law and order. Half the country afraid to go out at night. A crime wave of "epic proportions."
From 1960 to 1970, rates of violent crime (essentially, murder, rape, robbery, and serious assaults) in the U.S. more than doubled, from 161 per 100,000 to 364. Murder rates rose 55 percent, while robbery rates climbed over 91 percent. And it continued to rise into the 1990s.
There was some evidence of rising crime in other western countries. But crime was *falling* in Japan. And Korea, Hong Kong, and Singapore did not see a significant crime increase.
Catholic Irish v. Italian culture clash in 1890s Boston:
"In the old country, regular church attendance was expected only of females; Italian men in Boston
discovered that no Catholic was exempt from this obligation."
"The Irish priest, whose devotions centered around the all-male Holy Trinity, encountered the matriarchal Italian family, which focused on the Madonna and Child."
"No Irishman, for instance, would enter a church wearing a hat and puffing on a cigar; nor would he profess his human frailties prostrating himself before a crucifix or Station of the Cross."
FDR and the "Back Road" to War with Japan:
After WW I, with the Lansing–Ishii Agreement, the U.S. had acknowledged that Japan has legitimate security interests in Manchuria – the Bolsheviks were on the march, the spread of communism threatened China and Korea.
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Lennin had shrewdly granted concessions to U.S. businesses in Manchuria, sowing the seeds for conflict – “In this way we incite American Imperialism against the Japanese bourgeoisie.”
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By the 1930s, Japan had seized control of Manchuria. But it was clear that that the Soviets were hard at work laying the foundation for Communist revolution in the Far East.
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