Black Woman Arrested for Sending Racial Threats to Black People, Pretending to be a Ku Klux Klan Member

These false flag race hoaxes are actually attempts to gin up hatred against white people.

And yet they're almost never prosecuted. It's almost as if the government tolerates, or even actively encourages, racial hate as long as it's directed towards the right people.

Ablack woman in Atlanta, Georgia is now facing numerous charges after it was revealed that she was behind a series of hate crime threats that initially appeared to be perpetrated by the Ku Klux Klan, Fox News reports.

The suspect is 30-year-old Terresha Lucas, who was arrested last Wednesday and made her first court appearance on Thursday, which resulted in her bond being denied. She has been charged with eight counts of"“terroristic threats and acts," after multiple families in Douglasville claimed that they had received letters that were allegedly from a man affiliated with the KKK, threatening to kill them.

"The letter is using the N-word, talking about the KKK, hanging people, killing kids, killing whole families and setting houses on fire," one father said to local news outlets about such a letter that his family received in the mail.

"The notes threatened to burn their houses down and kill them," said Detective Nathan Shumaker, "and said that they didn’t belong in the neighborhood."

Another false flag racist campaign was uncovered at Emory University.

Suspected vandal Roy Lee Gordon Jr., an-ex Emory University employee and black man, has been arrested for allegedly spraying racist graffiti at his workplace.

In what appears to be another incident in a string of hate hoaxes in the past several months, the former part-time Emory staff member is accused of vandalizing the university's Autism Center with racist and antisemitic graffiti in early August.
According to the Daily Wire, racial slurs were written near the workspace occupied by two African-American women. There was also a swastika painted near the office of a Jewish individual. In addition, a glass door had been ruined and nearby vending machines were damaged.

Once again, an institution suddenly finds Hate Does Have a Home Here when the hate is directed at whites:

At the time of the vandalism's discovery, the private Atlanta school issued an impassioned Aug. 20 statement. "These acts of racism and antisemitism are painful for all of us at the EAC and in the Emory community. They will not be tolerated, and every effort will be made to bring the perpetrators to justice," Emory University officials said of the crimes perpetrated on the weekend of Aug. 7 and 8.

After the alleged perpetrator was arrested, a milder message was released:
"Emory University is committed to fostering a safe and inclusive campus for all faculty, staff, students, patients and their families."
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The university's police department and media relations office had refused to answer questions on Gordon's race. The state has a new hate crime law, but the suspect tied to the early August incident has not been charged under the statute.

After helping the hoaxer spread his hateful propaganda by amplifying it, now Emory refuses to admit the guy is a hoaxer. By refusing to say he's black, they're deliberately choosing to let the original lie -- that it was a white person spraying swastikas -- stand.

Yet another false flag racist propaganda campaign was uncovered in St. Louis high schools.

Old White Joe Biden and many others have assured us repeatedly that "white supremacists" constitute the bigger terror threat to Americans today, and they wouldn’t lie to us, would they? The only thing they lack to complete the picture are actual white supremacist terrorists. And while it may not rise to the level of suicide bombings or the droning of innocent families, it was indeed terrifying when racist graffiti was found at two St. Louis-area high schools: Parkway Central in Chesterfield and Parkway North in St. Louis itself.

The graffiti was found in the boys’ bathroom at Parkway Central Wednesday, and the same things were scrawled on a bathroom wall at Parkway North: "HOPE ALL BLACK PEOPLE DIE" and "N****R." The next morning at Parkway Central, according to St. Louis' KMOV, "over a thousand students and staff walked out of Parkway Central High Schools in solidarity... Parkway Central students, staff and teachers walked out during class to stand in solidarity and asking the administration for change."

At the protest, the horror was palpable. One student remarked: "I'm sitting in that building, shaking in fear because I don't know what’s going to happen to me because of my skin tone. We need change in this building and we don’t need it then, we need it now."

Think about the white kids going to this school -- think they were worried about coming violence based on their skin tone?

Eh, don't worry about them. Their lives literally do not matter.

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Amid all this affirmation of prevailing pieties, which hardly anyone actually rejects, there was just one catch: on Tuesday, a black student admitted to having scrawled the graffiti at both schools. Marty wrote to parents again, telling them this and saying that he was nevertheless "proud" of the students who protested, for "proactively [leading] walkouts." He declared: "We remain hurt by the actions of the student, as it does not represent the values of our community."

Although the racist messages were a false-flag hoax, we congratulate the student on bringing important and very real issues to the fore.

Isn't that what they always say?

posted by Ace at 02:33 PM

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