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To: lorne who wrote (74064)	6/20/2012 9:44:56 AM
From: John	2 Recommendations Respond to of 103300

Excellent points, Lorne. Large-scale problems require large-scale solutions. When the authorities apprehend the savages who are wrecking all manner of brutality and terror on cities, they should be marched, en masse, into large subterranean gas chambers and exterminated. A chamber, like the one in the image above, but filled with as many of their lawless friends as it will hold, should be the final images witnessed by the thugs on Earth. This is not a process that would take a day, a week, or month. It needs to happen around the clock for many years until civilization is restored to a state of order. We simply cannot have lawless savages overrunning the country, assaulting, raping, murdering, pillaging, and plundering. Find them and destroy them before it's too late. This is not only a Chicago problem. It's a national problem.

To: lorne who wrote (74064)	6/20/2012 9:58:01 AM
From: John	1 Recommendation Respond to of 103300

Lorne, American Renaissance carries a special section on media bias... amren.com In addition, Lorne, consider these facts [1]: John Langley, creator and producer of the TV show COPS bragged to conservative columnist Ben Shapiro that he censors black crime. Tom Kent, deputy managing editor for standards and production at The Associated Press recently admitted that the AP censors black crime. Philip Corbett, associate managing editor of the New York Times recently confessed to censoring black crime. Last June Chicago Tribune senior vice president and editor Gerould Kern admitted the newspaper censors black crime in a rather nasty response to his critics. In August of 2010 the Washington Post Ombudsman Andrew Alexander stated that the paper censored race. He said that Weekend News Editor Robert E. Pierre supported the censorship. The LA Times was the first newspaper we ever noticed openly admitting to racial censorship. This was back in 2007. The paper made an online database of homicides. They offered a sort of apology for including the races of the perpetrators. They stated that it was normally their policy to censor this information. 1. Message 27901828

To: lorne who wrote (74064)	6/20/2012 10:03:23 AM
From: John	1 Recommendation Respond to of 103300

Lorne, consider the absurdity of this story out of Pittsburgh last year... TV news directors assess coverage of the Black community Leaders consider value of crime news, access to black activists and other events post-gazette.com excerpt: News directors for the city’s three major local news networks are considering signing a joint agreement on coverage policies regarding Pittsburgh’s black community as part of an effort to add positive messages to the news as an offset to crime coverage. The idea was forwarded by WPXI-TV news director Mike Goldrick at the latest Black Political Empowerment Project summit on media portrayal of violence. More than 30 media and black leaders attended the summit Wednesday at the Channel 11 studios in Summer Hill to discuss—and oftentimes vent—about how the city’s black community is covered by television, newspapers and radio. [...] Many attendees complained the main coverage of black Pittsburghers was at murder scenes or courthouses. “I’m tired of turning on the news and seeing a sister with her hair all over the place, five teeth missing and looking like she just stepped out of the bedroom. That’s not something I want to see every time an African-American is interviewed on the news,” one BPEP activist said. News officials countered that they go wherever important crimes are, and don’t choose coverage along race or neighborhood lines. [...] Activists and news directors at the session (including KDKA-TV’s Anne Linaberger and KQV Radio’s Frank Gottlieb) also discussed ways to educate community groups on communications, support internships and jobs, work together on multimedia projects and other efforts—including the joint agreement by the city’s news outlets—all of which the group committed to work on further. “The challenge that we have is to represent a community that is in fact divided in many ways,” said Ron Porter, the facilitator of the two-hour summit meeting. “Our job is not to accentuate or accelerate the polarities but to identify the common ground.”

To: lorne who wrote (74064)	6/20/2012 12:39:28 PM
From: John	6 Recommendations Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 103300

Here's another good example of the media's censorship of the news... Police Say Father Charged With Capital Murder in Fatal Shooting of 21-Month Old Son in Texas abcnews.go.com excerpt: Police say father charged with capital murder in fatal shooting of 21-month old son in Texas. --- Boom! That's it. That single sentence is the extent of the entire article. Snooping around the page a little, it is clear that the story is from McAllen, TX; a border town that is overrun with illegals. So, the media and police refuse to release the name of the killer. It could provide a clue about his race/ethnicity. The media and police refuse to release a picture of the killer. It could provide a clue about his race/ethnicity. The media and police refuse to release any further statements from the family or friends. It could provide a clue about his race/ethnicity. UFB... The leftists will scream, "Does it matter? He killed his son." Yes, it matters very much because it helps to assess the scope of the threat regarding which groups pose the greatest threats in society. For example, some dogs are known for being peaceful and friendly. Others are known for being dangerous and lethal. The public should know all characteristics and attributes of violent criminals and decide for themselves.