Leftist Blacks want to remake America in their own image—and this can't be

By Carolyn Yeager

IT CAN'T BE THAT AN ex-con, crime and drug addicted black man named George Floyd is made into a hero-martyr-saint for Euro-American white people in the country they settled and built. Negroes were brought to America as worker-slaves at a time when such things (and worse) were legally done everywhere. This doesn't mean those of us today must live under Negro rules and lowered standards to “make up for it.” Or pay off their descendants.

“The American Dream” is an ideal made real by White European-Americans. Others thought they would like to partake of it. But “a house divided cannot stand.” A united nation must have a unifying theme and principles. To think that a theme of African-style laissez-faire matriarchy should be supported as equal to the more responsible European-style patriarchal family-values and law-based system is magical thinking. Such a nation will fall.

To save our nation it's necessary to protect it as a law-based system. There should be no wavering on this point. To even temporarily indulge activists in creating a closed-off “George Floyd Square” (below) was an encouragement to further breakdown.

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Where now—sfter the Chauvin guilty verdict?

Alternate juror Lisa Christensen made the comment in an interview on today's “CBS This Morning” that "I just don’t understand how it got from a counterfeit $20 bill to a death. It kind of shocks me." She sat through the entire 2 l/2 week trial, yet she missed the part when George Floyd struggled with the police officers lawful attempt get him into the police car? Floyd was resisting arrest. Finally, at his own request, he was restrained on the ground and held there for EMS to arrive. I imagine we'll eventually hear from a few actual jurors and what they say will tell us more.

Former Jewish law professor Alan Dershowitz predicts this verdict will be reversed by the Supreme Court. Listen to him here.  While I don't agree with Alan Dershowitz on much, I hope he's right about this case being unduly influenced by “the crowd” because of the judge's refusal to move the trial out of Minneapolis to a more rural area and sequester the jury from the beginning. He thinks that was a big mistake. Read what else he said.

If the Supreme Court takes it up, it would become a landmark case. It should, and it's up to all of us whether it will be in our favor or not. Whites who care must keep the pressure on, and stand up for true justice -- this is not a time to give in to negativity and hopelessness. Not for Derek Chauvin's sake, but so the United States can continue to be a livable nation for European-Americans. Blacks are pulling our country down and we have to be willing to say so. The more numerous blacks and people of color become, the more culturally degraded the USA becomes.

The Black community has been chanting “Say his name” about each new “martyr” they want to raise up. We should also say their names – by calling out by name cowardly officials like Minneapolis' Jewish mayor Jacob Frey who made the mistake of allowing barricades put up on May 25, 2020 to remain in place around the so-called “George Floyd Square” until the Chauvin trial ended—almost a year! Now, predictably, the self-appointed keepers of the Square who imagine they have a moral right are threatening to stay until August and until 24 demands are met! Frey should have known better, but why do a difficult chore now when you can put it off until a later time when it will just be that much harder (irony).

If Black Folks don't like how police handle things, they should stop calling 911

It seems every black person from age 7 on up has a smart phone in hand and is using it at the drop of a hat. A lot of calls are made to 911 from black callers who then react negatively to the actions taken by police responders when they arrive. Apparently, these black people aren't smart enough to add two and two together. If you call the police because people around you are out of control, the police will behave as police are trained to do. If you don't want that, handle it yourself.

And no, there isn't enough money to provide 24-hour on-call babysitters and crisis-management counselors for our burgeoning black communities, most of whose residents pay no taxes, and even receive city, county and state benefits. IOW, they are people on the dole who contribute little to nothing toward their own upkeep but demand the most services. I don't think a single cop should put their life at risk for such people.

What I don't see mentioned by anyone is the role played by Cup Foods manager (still unnamed) in directing a store employee to call 911 and report the counterfeit $20 bill his store employee accepted, and then immediately upon the offender leaving the store, reported it to said store manager. When employees couldn't persuade George Floyd and Morries Hall to return to the store voluntarily, what should have happened is that the specific store employee had to cover for the $20. That was the agreement the manager had with the employees. However, since the idiot counterfeiters were still parked across the street even after store employees went out twice to ask them to come back in, the store manager decided to have someone call 911.

That is why the police showed up. I understand they are required to; they cannot decline a 911 call. During everything that happened, the Middle Eastern store manager remained safely inside his store. In my opinion, he should carry some responsibility in all this, along with the black employee who took the bad bill believing it was bad. Accountability is not only for law enforcement; citizens should be held accountable also.

And now, on a personal note: I don't intend to continue posting on this case, concerning and important though I believe it is, and hard as it might be when something really major happens … because I choose to focus my attention more on my spiritual interests and investigations that I find fascinating and fulfilling, and which I may or may not write about here. The super fast-pace of breaking news events is proving too demanding for someone closing in on 80—an age which I am proud to have reached in good shape, so rather than hide my age, I'm more likely to brag about it! I'll probably let you know when I'm actually there.

In the meantime, don't expect too much from this site, although I won't ignore it entrely. Know that I'm well and happy, and doing what I consider important work, as well as keeping myself up on the current scene. As a curious person, I always have and expect I always will.