A sick 29 year-old South Carolina woman murdered her two sons by suffocation on Monday morning, and dumped them in the North Edisto river.  This time it was the local police department jumping to the murderer's defense, shifting the blame, and making excuses.  In spite of the grisly killings, and the fact that the perpetrator, Shaquan Duley, initially lied to police about what happened, hyper-Liberal cnn.com offered this as the story's headline: Police: Dead kids' mom fought with grandma over parenting.

In addition to purportedly taking heat from her mother, Duley was described as "financially desperate", "overwhelmed", and suffering from unemployment.  Orangeburg County Sheriff Larry Williams even praised the killer, saying she, "has been basically a good mom."  Williams also provided this jumbled statement about Duley: "We believe that her thoughts were for me to be free and to do what I wish to do, whatever that may be, if I didn't have the children, I will get rid of them."

The incident does have broader implications for our society.  Most prominently, it makes one wonder why we continue to support a welfare system that financially rewards poor women for having more babies that they cannot or will not take care of.  The murders also offer another example of how poverty, destitution, and crime are the correlative outcome of a family environment in which the father is nowhere to be found.  Shaquan Duley is black, and sadly, between 70% and 80% of black children in America grow up without the presence of their biological father.  Discussing these societal ills is logical and necessary, but only after the criminals are dealt with appropriately by the law and in the media.  In this case, Shaquan Duley has been excused and explained to the brink of complete exoneration.  

The fallout from these killings is, in a way, very reminiscent of the Omar Thornton saga a few weeks ago.  The procedure works like this: First, horrific crimes are committed by a protected minority (crimes that ordinarily are universally derided as savage and completely inexcusable). Next, the media, police, and other talking heads jump through hoops to offer endless explanations for why the criminal was driven to such lenghts, and most of the conditioned American public takes the bait.  Lastly, the incident fades into memory, brushed off until the next crime ripe for a twisting inevitably comes up.    

In the wake of Tuesday's racially-motivated shooting by Omar Thornton, the liberal media has twisted and turned in sickening fashion in another relentless quest to blame the victims. In less than 48 hours, a tragedy that started out as eight innocent Whites being killed (and two others wounded) by a Black man has morphed into a story of an oppressed African-American male who was pushed to the breaking point by workplace discrimination. The killing spree ranks as one of the deadliest workplace shootings in United States history, and yet various media outlets are bending over backwards to blame Whites for being murdered by a very disturbed and paranoid individual. A mass murder like this cannot be explained away, but the mainstream media will sink to great depths to justify such an incident.

News reports across the Internet are saturated with hysterical claims from the killer's girlfriend, his girlfriend's mother, and his uncle. Those closest to Thornton lamented that he was "pushed over the edge", that "the company was prejudiced", and that "everybody's got a breaking point."  According to these same people, the racial discrimination involved nooses and racial slurs being displayed in writing on bathroom walls. The girlfriend, Kristi Hannah, went on to state, "I know what I seen on that wall and that picture and that would make somebody go crazy."  Only those of us who were mentally ill to begin with, Kristi.

Racial discrimination exists across this nation in many shapes and forms. It can be found in words, drawings, objects, robberies, beatings, and even shootings. It is directed at Whites, Blacks, Latinos, Asians, Indians, and everyone else under the sun. What ends up being most important is how we react to racial prejudice. Blacks, aided and abetted by race hustlers like Jackson, Sharpton, Wright and Farrakhan, have become so paranoid over perceived discrimination that they often lash out verbally and violently wherever the slightest hint of racism might be found. As evidenced by the Tawana Brawley case, the fabricated noose at UC San Diego, and the Compton Cookout, Blacks have even created racial calamities where no White is involved in the incident at all. In appalling fashion and regardless of circumstance, the liberal news media finds Blacks to be the perpetual victims, with Whites the unrelenting oppressors.  

What we are witnessing is a disgusting distortion of reality that only the most dedicated and sinister humans can willfully implement. These pernicious humans can be found in the NAACP, at Black churches, and among the Leftist media. With racial tensions coming to a head in this country, those disingenuously stirring the pot and shifting the blame must be held accountable. That refers to both the guilty race-baiters who cook up such Black-on-White resentment, and a devilish media which has focused in on its hand-picked perennial scapegoats, White Americans. The result of such shameless manipulation is a fractured White populace, parts of which are confused and guilt-ridden while the rest grow evermore fed-up with being blamed. Black America, meanwhile, is spinning its wheels, following the race baiters and mainstream media's lead in blaming all their problems and shortcomings, which now include mass workplace shootings, on Whites.     

The New Black Panthers, headed by a man who has openly called for the genocide of all white people, are having a conference at a swanky hotel in Atlanta.  Celebrities, former members of Congress, and well known political organizers are in attendance.  No one seems bothered by this -- they are all too busy looking for evidence of extremism among the Tea Party.  This week -- why conservatives need to stop getting played by the media and why we need to stop obeying their rules. 

Also, here's the link referenced in the broadcast, a 2006 protest attended by YWC founder Kevin DeAnna that should provide some enlightenment on one Malik Zulu Shabazz.