Soulard
But but but, the Klan at Mizzou!
The time of day and the ages of the suspects make me think that these were students at one or more schools close by, and they were roaming Soulard after having been dismissed from school for the day. Lift For Life Academy, as an example. Soulard itself is expensive and gentrified, in fact, it was the first St. Louis neighborhood to experience gentrification.
Downtown
New Orleans
Well the victim is definitely white; they show enough of his mother’s hand.
They talk about wanting to stop this “game.” I was always taught that you can’t solve a problem unless you first identify a problem, and you can’t identify a problem if political correctness precludes you from naming the ook.
Manhattan
H/T Jawa Report.
Somewhere in St. Louis
“Always be aware of your surroundings.”
AKA:
Around blacks, never relax.
UPDATE 12/6
Downtown
What, did Channel 5 hide the story so well on its website that I missed it? Luckily, someone at the CofCC National Website found it, which is how I did.
CWE
Another one of these “random senseless” crimes that actually happened for a discernable even if criminal and evil reason, and happened of course at the hands of the usual suspects.
Except this time, it wasn’t KMLK.
UPDATE 2/8
He is suspected of being the doer.
So much potential…how did we do him wrong, and where did it all go awry? Was it because we suspendered him from skoo at an improper but critical junction? Which gun manufactured by which evil gun maker that supports the NRA tempted him to commit an unarmed strong-armed assault and robbery?
UPDATE 2/9
Except now the cops figure this suspect in an actual KMLK attack along Delmar.
MetroLink
Cincinnati
Wikipedia: North College Hill, Ohio is 76% white and 22% Black. That’s the kind of area where KMLK occurs, racially mixed areas with sufficient blacks.
Philadelphia
I guess Michael Nutter’s sermon went on deaf ears.
Or, more accurately, it went into perfectly normal functioning ears but tried to latch on to wee little brains and frontal lobes.
Portland, Oregon.
Suspects sought in Laurelhurst Park mob attacks
Investigators are searching for dozens of teens reportedly involved in mob assaults on two consecutive nights in a Southeast Portland park.
The Portland Police Bureau reports that a little after 10:30 p.m. Wednesday, responding officers found several groups of teens roaming the park. As they were telling the teens to clear out, a witness directed them to a 14-year-old boy who had sustained facial injuries in an alleged attack.
The boy told police that he was with a friend when a group of African American teens approached him, beat him up, and stole his cell phone, iPod, headphones and hat. While police found no other victims, witnesses alleged that a group of five to 10 African American teens were deliberately seeking out and attacking white teens, and also assaulted a transient.
He was transported to a nearby hospital for treatment.
At about 10:30 p.m. Thursday, officers again responded to the park, where they found three men who claimed they had been attacked by a group of 20 to 30 African American teens. The men, ages 22, 23, and 26, said they were at the tennis courts when a group nearby began throwing bottles onto the courts, and then approached them and instigated a fight. Two of the men suffered facial injuries, but declined medical attention.
‘In hindsight, being in a public park at night is not the safest place’
(snip)
“As they came onto the court, it became clear it was time to get out of there,” one of the victims told KATU. “In hindsight, being in a public park at night is not the safest place to begin with.”
Portland Police officers plan on stepping up patrols in the park this weekend. The park will also close at 10 p.m. through the weekend instead of the normal midnight closing time.
Yeah, so? Until now, it wasn’t illegal to be in a Portland park between sunset and midnight, mob assaults are illegal.
Let me try to un-fuck up your mind: It’s not your fault, it’s their fault. And yes, slappy, black people can be at fault for something. It’s not all the fault of slavery.
Oregon was one of the few states in the union whose white men voted majority Obama in 2008. That should explain a lot.
The West End. I’ve had it in the back of my mind that that was a prime neighborhood for KMLK, because it’s white liberal yuppieville right up against a hundred thousand Trayvons across Delmar.
Still efforting the racial persuasions of the victims. The suspects? Really, now.
UPDATE
Channel 2 reports there were at least 30 “youths” ranging in age from 13 to 18 on the perpetrator side, only 13 of them were arrested. They say the “youths” were from various parts of the area, some from the County, some from North City and some from South City. What they’re trying to do there is make you think that this was an interracial gang, when we all know that some parts of St. Louis County and whole chunks of South City are now solid ghetto.
There’s a thread over on Cop Talk about this. Someone might leak the truth there.
It’s worth every word and every minute of your time.
Some of the rank hypocrisy within makes my jaw drop to the floor.
Turns out it’s all a result of a close knit gang who used their pugilism skills learned at the boxing program at the Cherokee Recreation Center near Benton Park on random (all non-black) victims. Mayor Slay is mentioned prominently here, for it was he who discovered Mr. Quain laid out on the sidewalk near Carpenter Library last October. The irony is that Slay wanted all these recreation centers and recreation programs, and demanded a sales tax to build new ones and renovate existing ones, as a solution to crime, and as a reaction to the 2006 Morgan Quitno (now CQ Press) ranking of St. Louis as the worst crime city.
Turns out all they did was make the young blacks involved in them even more vicious and dangerous.
You’ll also find that when the cops tried to squelch KMLK with that assembly at Roosevelt High, that only advertised it and encouraged more to go out and do it. And the P-D tries to imply (in not so many words) that the 13-year old girl who was supposed to be the star witness, but never showed up in court, necessitating the dismissal of the case against the KMLKers, wasn’t really intimidated, but chose not to testify because of racial solidarity. I have thought that all along.
And need we forget the P-D’s official editorial position on such matters? Are we supposed to forget Mayor Slay’s almost constant non-stop racial pandering to black voters?
For the first time in a long time, I have enough in the URL hopper to categorize like I used to.
Speaking of “used to,” just don’t get used to this, because you won’t have it around for that much longer.
LOCAL AND REGIONAL
* Near this same Schnucks was the Matt Quain Knockout Martin Luther King event. It’s that genuinely diverse part of the city I’ve referenced here often, the Grand-Chippewa-Gravois area, where true Shannon-Weaver Index diversity converges.
* Speaking of grocery stores, I’m not surprised Shop-n-Save, which has closed a few stores in the area recently, is on hard times. Its main problem now is that it is being demographically crowded out from below. SnS’s demo has been working-lower-middle class whites. And they’re bleeding off to Wal-Martinez and Aldi big time for food shopping.
Speaking of Aldi, and this is a sneak peek of the travelogue I may never get to write in full:
Essen, as a proper noun, is the name of a major city constituent of the Rhine-Ruhr Region. However, as a common noun, essen means “food,” and as a verb, essen means “to eat.” So it is only apropos that, just after the end of WWII, a pair of brothers in Essen named Albrecht borrowed on their parents’ experience in the grocery business in the previous generation, to start a zero frills necessary-basics-only small footprint standardized layout grocery store business, which was very necessary in post-WWII bombed out Allied-occupied Germany. The brothers called their stores Albrecht Diskont (“Diskont” = discounted items). Or, (AL)brecht (DI)skont, (AL)(DI), Aldi.
And now, like I have wrote here often, Aldi’s American operations, which didn’t start until 1976, and 1979 was its first St. Louis store, in fact, that was along Virginia Avenue not far north of Bates, and I remember as a very little kid my mother taking me into it to shop, is only one of three American retailers that truly moves the needle these days, the other two being Wal-Martinez and Amazon. I also wrote here about one of those networking suppers I went to, this one was just before my 40th birthday, (because I remember having the forty fever), so it was March 2017. At that one, someone else in attendance told us about the similar gathering he was at before that one, and at it were two mucks from the local-regional Wal-Mart corporate bureaucracy. One was chewing the other out about his decision to put St. Louis’s newest W-M (at the time, it’s the one on Watson near Kenrick on the west side of the Frisco overpass), “next to a fucking Aldi,” and that was supposed to be an exact quote. I was mystified at first, wondering why W-M cared that much about Aldi. But it was my first inclination that that something was up. Well, in the next few months, it broke all over the business news media that W-M and Amazon fear each other and fear Aldi at the same time. Around that time, Lidl, Aldi’s chief Aldi-style European competitor, (of which I saw quite a few in Germany and Czechia), announced its moving into the American market.
When we were in Essen, we saw the outside of Aldi’s world HQ building, and also Aldi’s first ever location in the same city, which is still open and an Aldi to this day, though it has presumably been remodeled and renovated several times. We went into it, and the layout is rather but not perfectly similar to the American Aldi layout. The prices are significantly higher, even though in all countries, Aldi is the low price leader. Which is one of many many many hints I got to how expensive is Germany.
* “Off his meds.” In an earlier saner time, he would have been institutionalized permanently, and therefore not have been this kind of bother on the streets.
* It is my observation and intelligence guided by admittedly tangential experience that, in instances like these, yes, the slumlords are a problem, but the slum tenants are also a problem. The better way to think about these things is that the slumlords and the slum tenants have a dynamic race-to-the-bottom relationship with each other. They dynamically feed off of each other. However, the reason why it’s taboo to blame slum tenants is because that would be “punching down” in Trudeauese.
* If that’s how he treats his drinking buddies, I’d hate to see what he would do to his avowed rivals.
CHICAGO
* Duh, because the ambulances are busy chasing around dindus who make holes in each other.
NATIONAL
* Amazing what people will admit to when you give them half a chance.
* Who other than your ever-lovin’ blogmeister is not buying this notion that the NRA is on the brink of financial ruin? I happen to think some (cough cough, Strolling Bone magazine, cough cough), are incorrectly and in a “wishful thinking” sense misinterpreting some things. With all the NRA’s members, and also the funding it gets from manufacturers, I can ill imagine any of this sky-is-falling speculation is true.
OTOH, some of these people want you to think that some cute Russian blonde going to an NRA convention is supposed to mean ZOMG PUTIN.
* I wrote here earlier this week that “living (your/our/their) best life” is the new “ballin’ out.” Because 2017 street slang is just not on fleek anymore, it’s obsolete, yesterday’s news, no longer a thing. Get thee into the current year. Anyway, we have a small example. And yet more proof that, when it came to predicting that how the Obamas would behave in his post-Presidency, my prediction rather than Rush Limbaugh’s turned out to be the correct one, and Rush himself even had to admit how wrong his prediction is turning out.
* Something we’ve all known for a long time. A certain political party sees to it that verification and punishment mechanisms in this stead are so weak as to be practically non-existent.
* Yes, Jim, but those were back in the days before you and your ilk connived to bust the border wide open. We were “on the same team” precisely because we were the same team.
Even though between you me and the gatepost, Acosta is too romantic about the past. My natural inclination here in my middle age is to look sideways at all this glorification of the past, precisely because I myself am hearing “good ole days” romanticization of years where I was both alive and very coherent, and funny I don’t remember those days being so “good ole.” The people doing that weren’t even alive during those particular years.
* My first reaction was that I was surprised the mainline media allowed the conflation of homosexual men and illicit drugs. But then I read further, and this openly admitted it. But…Pat Robertson’s fault…or something like that.
* Read closely, and read between the lines, and in this, you will discover why modern day American organized labor is on such hard times. It’s because today’s labor leaders, who largely did not matriculate from their own unions’ ranks-and-files, are more concerned about transphobia on Twitter than advocating for their members. In the particular case of teachers’ unions, it’s the neoliberal leadership in the very party they usually endorse that’s throwing them under the bus, but you can’t get them to admit that. Randi Weingarten herself should know better, because she was the counterpoint against Davis Guggenheim and the neolib-ed-reformist mentality in Guggenheim’s Waiting for Superman.
INTERNATIONAL
* When I read the headline, not only did the WRPT kick in, I also knew it was Orly (aka Charles de Gaulle), and not Roissy. Obviously, we didn’t go to Paris on the voyage. But word gets around about airports. And we found out that Orly is in a dindu dump part of Paris, while Roissy is in the first world. Unfortunately, Roissy only handles domestic and intra-European hauls. Any trans-continental traffic in and out of Paris goes through Orly.
* And I bet that there are STILL overdue books from this library, which have accumulated one hell of a fine in the last 1900 years.
The problem with the German left in general is that, because everyone but an extreme unelectable fringe in German politics already support a big welfare state and a equitable-to-labor-and-production policy when it comes to business-employee relations, this boxes out the left from being able to exploit those issues to win elections. Fraulein here seems to want to start a leftist party that is also opposed to open borders. But all that would make it pretty much the carbon copy of the AfD. And the rest of the left is open borders but isn’t needed for that point, because Merkel already fills that need. On the voyage, I was surprised to see that the newspaper Neues Deutschland (“New Germany”) is still being published. It was the house organ of the one party of the one-party East German state; In that, it was the analogue to Pravda. After reunification, ND rebooted to democratic socialism under the tutelage of the Left Party, which is the very party Fraulein here is abandoning to start her new venture. But as I thumbed through today’s modern day ND, I saw a bunch of immigration cheerleading. I ask myself: Why? What for? You don’t need ND for that when you’ve got Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung (“Frankfurt General Public Newspaper” or “FAZ”), and considering which city it’s published, one could easily predict that it’s Germany’s equivalent of the WSJ, and that I can confirm. FAZ is open borders for the same reason the WSJ is. That’s where Merkel takes her immigration policy cues, as well as most of the rest of what she does politically, which should put all our sector’s conspiratorializing about Merkel and East Germany to bed forever. And why do you need the Left Party for open borders when you already have Merkel and the CDU for that?
I think Fraulein here is just angling in for her fifteen.
MISC STUFF
Tower Grove South
4:
New York man, 72, shot while visiting St. Louis for birth of grandchild
Police said Kenneth Spalter, 72, of Pound Ridge, New York, was shot when he and a 71-year-old woman were getting out of their parked car in the 3800 block of Juniata before 10:00 Friday night. Police believe two men approached them and demanded their car keys. During the incident, police say a struggle began between Spalter and one of the suspects and one shot was fired. Spalter was rushed to a St. Louis hospital, where he died.
The two suspects ran from the scene and got into a black vehicle, which fled south of Gustine. No arrests have been made.
(snip)
“We don’t see crimes of those magnitude here that often it’s been probably a year since we’ve had a homicide and so whenever something like that does happen it really shakes our community,” said Ward 15 Alderwoman Megan Green.
Maybe not, but South Grand from 44 south to Meramec, especially in the Gravois-to-Chippewa stretch, is a volatile mix of literal diversity. LGBTQ-BLT-BBQ-LOL, domestic blacks, immigrant blacks, a few Hispanics, Bosnians, Indochinese, a smattering of Middle Easterns and South Asians, black bloc, and even some remnants of plain ole native born white St. Louisans, all converge around that area. Even if you didn’t know better, or know anything about that area, you would get bad vibes by standing on the corner of Grand and Gravois. Also remember that area was big on Knockout Martin Luther King for awhile; Matt Quain happened on Grand across from the Schnucks, and the trend metastasized at Fanning Middle School which is also right in that area.
And, yes, from this description, the doers in this matter are most likely Dindus.
Personal note: The upcoming week will be a road warrior week for me, so expect little in the way of any new content in this space. Any quick thoughts I have, you can find on Gab or Minds.
LOCAL AND REGIONAL
* “Mayor’s race,” says my good buddy, (ahem ahem, cough cough), except we don’t actually have a mayor’s race. What we have is the Lyda Krewson Invitational. And all the other candidates competing for the pride of finishing in second place.
Notice again that my good buddy, (ahem ahem, cough cough), is again beating the war drums for city-county reunification. I’ve been telling you that as soon as that movement is perceived to be for real, the trial lawyers lobby will spring into action to save their honey pot of the 22nd Circuit. I can reverse-engineer my theory and surmise that the sworn enemy of the trial lawyers lobby, the insurance lobby, is the hidden central engine driving the reunification politics, for the same reason, only phase-reversed. If there is a better theory, then I think Trump winning and the concomitant end of AFFH on one hand and this increasing cacophony of reunification on the other hand is a correlation with causation. If AFFH isn’t going to happen, then the area’s civic leaders must do something to provide what is now considered to be the City of St. Louis with statistical cover for its violent and STD-ridden dindus. And that is city-county reunification.
* A museum, because they certainly don’t play that kind of music anymore.
* South Grand is more interested in its history than its present, because its present is Knockout Martin Luther King, literal diversity, Mokabe, BLM, anarchists, and LGBTQBLTBBQLOL.
* A little bit of pushback, always good to see.
CHICAGO
* You see, you can’t say No Ns anymore as a way of keeping Ns out of your establishment. You need to do it in a round about way: Use the fast feeder’s sound system to play classical, classic country or heavy metal. N repellent.
TRUMP ADMINISTRATION
Trump replacing Andrew Jackson on the $20. I like.
* The more time goes on, the more I dislike the choice of Betsy Wetsy at Ed. Not that I think she’s particularly abhorrent. No, the reason I’m increasingly disliking the choice is because of the Machiavellian politics of the choice. It’s giving the teachers’ unions an outbound target. Remember, until now, the teachers’ unions and the neoliberal reformists were firing at each other within the blue team tent. Now, that’s all forgotten, because Betsy Wetsy is giving them a much easier target, and because a “Republican” PEOTUS chose her, it gets the unions and the neolibs back on good terms. Trump should have really picked someone with Machiavellian wedge-dropping politics in mind, so that we would actually see a death march duel between Davis Guggenheim and Randi Weingarten come to pass.
* He could have gotten all that just by reading The Bell Curve. And, that’s one reason we’re going to see what we’re going to see five days from now, as he, albeit not in such stark elegant terms, made inclinations that he wants to fix it.
* It’s as if they actually think they’re about to be thrown into a gulag.
* Like I keep saying it’s the professors egging the students on.
NATIONAL
* This mall is the mall, when it was operating under its former name, that was referenced in the 1991 movie Boys in the Hood, as Cuba Gooding Jr’s character worked there.
* But wait, don’t black women tend to brag about how “strong” they are?
* You’ve got that right. You think all these people that own and run casinos are doing so in order to be beaten at their own game? No, man, the house always wins. Don’t you dare enter a casino if you have an excellent knowledge of probability and statistics. Casinos and lotteries exist to siphon money from people who have no real knowledge of probability and statistics.
INTERNATIONAL
Really, I can’t, even.
MISC STUFF
* The giant-collision theory to explain the formation of Earth’s Moon is falling out of favor, for reasons you’ll be able to read.
Until now, the giant-collision theory was the consensus of science.
Which is something we should keep in mind.
* More Pluto porn from NH. Actually, not porn as much as it is a new discovery. That there are leaning ice towers (penitentes) that are more than 1600 feet tall. To put it in a perspective that St. Louisans would understand, that’s more than two and a half Arches high.
* You know where my sympathies lie, but you also know of my other proclivities. What this means is that you can get away with this in a dindu-free town like Flagstaff, but you can’t do it in North St. Louis. In fact, North St. Louis does have dark skies, because the dindus shoot out the street lights.
* The very first time I had what could conceivably called formal education in chemistry was the seventh grade, even though it was not a chemistry class per se, seventh grade science spent a half semester on chemistry. And one of the things we all learned, which I (and everyone else in the room, presumably) later learned again when we got to formal chemistry, is that water is a really weird molecule which marches to the beat of its own drum, it breaks a lot of the conventional rules of inorganic chemistry.
Which is why we should have known the ultimate answer of why hot water freezes faster than cold water was going to be found somewhere in that universe of weirdoness.
* Ford is bringing back the Bronco, and it looks like OJ will be getting out of prison just in time to buy one.
* I wish I would have thought of its idea myself. Use the right music, and you’ll burn off a lot of weight.
Soulard
Knockout Martin Luther King, Thursday night.
It says he’s worried about medical expenses. Since these medical expenses were incurred as the result of being the victim of a violent crime, all he needs to do is file a claim with the state crime victims compensation fund.
Downtown
P-D:
St. Louis is still the sexually transmitted disease capital of the U.S.
Okay, that’s just the headline. I bet that at some point in this article, we’ll read the same argument we read when St. Louis is at or near the top of violent crime rankings: ZOMG WE CAN’T ANNEX IT’S AN UNFAIR COMPARISON LOL~!!!!1, or some variant thereof.
St. Louis again takes the title for the country’s highest rates of sexually transmitted diseases, in a year of record high numbers nationwide.
Chlamydia, gonorrhea and syphilis reached about 2 million reported cases nationwide in 2015, according to an annual report released Wednesday by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
I thought Chlamydia, Gonorrhea and Syphilis were the names of DOR clerks.
St. Louis city topped the list for chlamydia and gonorrhea cases per capita. The rankings are skewed partly because the city is mostly compared with counties in the data. If the entire metropolitan area is included, the St. Louis region ranks eighth for gonorrhea and 17th for chlamydia.
There it goes. It only took to the third paragraph.
“While it is disheartening that we are still number one, I’m encouraged by efforts to pull together a regional response group,” said Dr. Bradley Stoner, infectious disease specialist at Washington University. “We need greater access to widespread STD testing.”
Why bother with that? We were just told that the stats are illusory and deceptive because zomg 1876.
“Unfortunately our state doesn’t fund comprehensive sex education in a way that we should,” he said. “We have to ensure people have the education and primary preventative health care followed by access to testing and treatment.”
And because of that, people don’t understand the correlation between sex, especially promiscuous sex, and STDs, they have no way of finding out otherwise, as they’re not walking around with almost 100% of all information humanity has ever curated at the ready at their demand in their pockets.
A few new campaigns were offered in the last year, including 4,000 safe-sex kits from Planned Parenthood that were passed out in bars the night before Thanksgiving, a popular social occasion for young adults.
The night before Thanksgiving is a big jiggy night? I was a young adult, once, a long time ago, and I don’t remember that. And now that I’m no longer that young, the night before Thanksgiving is now for Puggg and I our Backstoppers night, (and look at the calendar, we’re barely more than a month away), and then off to Joanie’s in Soulard afterward, because that’s where Knockout Martin Luther King victim Matt Quain works.
In September, the St. Louis city and county health departments held a free STD testing event that included raffles for free tickets to a Beyoncé concert.
This so wants a punchline that it’s too early in the morning for me to come up with. Damn it, man.
St. Louis qualifies as a “condom desert” according to a recent study from St. Louis University. There are fewer stores that sell condoms in the city compared with other areas, and more barriers that make them difficult to get.
Condoms are more likely to be behind the counter or locked up, and they are often sold individually, making them more expensive at about $1.25 each.
Condoms should be made more accessible by selling them in larger packages and placing them on shelves to reduce embarrassment, wrote author Enbal Shacham, associate professor of behavioral science and health education.
Condom desert. There’s a new one on me. Which means we’ll probably hear it over and over again. The irony is that a research study done at a Jesuit/Catholic university informs us that the city it’s in is a “desert” for a type of contraceptive. As far as this bit about behind the counter and locked up, isn’t that what we are told to do with adult items? Firearms, pseudoephederine cold pills, porn magazines, cigarettes.
It’s a factually challenged argument anyway — The racial demographic in this town almost entirely responsible for the city’s high STD rate is the same one that seems to be allergic to contraceptives, prophylactics and birth control.
Queens
Massive wreck at the intersectionality of Knockout Martin Luther King and the Religion of Peace.
By the end of the day, the media will blame Trump for both the suspect doing what he did and the victim being victimized by it.
The progressivetard stack is truly a house of cards.
Dutchtown; Tower Grove South
Breitbart on the BLM radical splinter group called Fuck12.
Before I discuss the local angle, I want to note this part:
Though definitions tend to vary between common reference sources online, #Fuck12 draws its origins from Atlanta and Oakland social media users typically decrying the fact that narcotics officers (Code 12) are bearing down on their presumed illegal activities.
Keep this in mind, because I’ll be looping back around to it in a moment.
Now for the local angle:
A St. Louis-area “radical bookstore” has utilized the #Fuck12 tag to hawk its rather unsurprising wares as well.
And below that is this tweet.
A black rose is an anarchist movement symbol.
Black Rose Books’s Twitter page proclaims that they have one location at FOAM on the corner of Cherokee and Jefferson, and another coming soon at MoKaBe’s on Arsenal near Grand.
Cherokee Street between Jefferson and Gravois is really starting to become notorious for two things: One, Hispanic immigrants, even though for now, that’s their only real patch in the city; they’re not a factor in citywide or regional affairs as a whole, though that’s where St. Louis’s Cinco de Mayo is celebrated every year, mainly another drinking opportunity for normal people around here not of the ethnicity being celebrated (see also: Mardi Gras, St. Patrick’s Day). Two, white or (((white))) young far left anarchist type extremist activism and politics. Some community arts hovel called CAMP (?) is on Cherokee about a block away from the old Hermann Eisele joint, (and consider the irony of that for one moment). Bernie Sanders’s St. Louis HQ was also somewhere that part of Cherokee. This is not on Cherokee Street itself, but a couple of blocks north on Jefferson, and having the name Cherokee in it, but the Cherokee Rec Center is where Knockout Martin Luther King was born. Even though the black undertow is being pushed away from Cherokee Street specifically, they still predominate in some of the surrounding neighborhoods, and often cause trouble for Hispanics, hipsters and anarchists, and especially other black people, around there and in the general area.
MoKaBe? Well, you may remember they were in the news not so long ago about their dislike for cops. Sure, they addressed the situation, by doubling down.
So, in those areas, you have an uneasy and volatile combination of people that for some reason really dislike cops.
Why?
Blacks, well, we know why, because their experience with cops almost always involves them coming around to put Uncle Leroy in handcuffs. As for the anarchists, I figured them out ten years ago.
Remember that blockquote at the beginning of this post? That brings us full circle. At the root of all of this is dope. Blacks and white or (((white))) anarchists are mad at cops for interfering with the dope trade. Sure, that’s not their only beef, but the dope thing is the straw that is stirring this drink. The net consequence of the desire of their anti-cop political activity, whether they want to admit it or not, is consequence-free cultivation, manufacturing, transporting, distributing, dealing and using of what are at the moment considered to be illicit drugs.
What they don’t realize, especially the ones who make money from the dope trade, is the reason why it’s lucrative is because it’s illegal. You know, that whole risk-reward continuum. Take the cops away, and you take the risk away, and when you take the risk away, you take the profitability away. If illicit drugs were legal, they’d be just another low margin commodity from which everyone on the production-distribution-retail-consumption (not much) value added chain is ekeing out an existence.
Of course, I’m trying to reason indirectly with people whose brains are on drugs.
Tower Grove South
What really interests me here isn’t what they did, but where they did it. It was at the corner of Grand and Chippewa. That area on Grand between Chippewa and Gravois, and parts just to the north and just to the south, is the most diverse part of St. Louis City. And when I say “diverse,” I mean the literal dictionary definition of it, the Shannon-Weaver Index sense of the word. Domestic blacks, immigrant blacks, South Asian immigrants, late 1990s Bosnian refugees, native born whites, Hispanics, Indochinese (Vietnam-era refugees), LGBTQ, Knockout Martin Luther King players and victims, all converge on that area. And it’s the kind of area that if you didn’t know that and were placed there blindfolded, you’d sense something not quite right about it, some eerie feeling in the air.
So if diversity is supposed to be so great, then why all this? Why this news? In this case, it’s one of the rare instances when one of us did something to one of them.
Benton Park West
2:
Promising boxer killed in south St. Louis
Shots rang out in south St. Louis early Saturday morning leaving a local professional boxer dead.
Because in Bell Curve City, dindus never shoot guns. Shots just ring out, out of the blue, or should that be black?
St. Louis city police have identified the victims as 26-year-old Michael Williams.
Fox those who knew the victim, they say he had a promising career ahead of him as a boxer.
By age 26, if he isn’t already big time in the boxing universe, then he’ll never be.
Reportedly Williams had just left the Chunky Boy Bar and Grill located in the 2900 block of South Jefferson around 1 a.m. when he was attacked.
People with any sort of promise or future wouldn’t be hanging around that area at that time of night. Even though it’s on the edge between gentrified, expensive and white to the east and Bell Curve City to the west, with Jefferson Avenue itself being the dividing line. And to beat all, this establishment is across Jefferson from a fire house.
Williams’s trainer says he worked hard everyday training in the ring at Cherokee Recreation Center in south St. Louis.
The Cherokee Recreation Center’s boxing program, where Knockout Martin Luther King was born.
LOCAL AND REGIONAL
* It’s back. Knockout Martin Luther King, that is.
* “Reduce fights on campus.” Just so you know what that campus is like. It probably doesn’t seem that bad, but it’s the middle school in the St. Charles district which serves the mini-ghetto on the north side of town.
* The same story over and over again, the baby’s mother’s boyfriend who is not the baby’s father.
* From ESL, being all ookey in U-City. Which should be a relief to U-City, because as we know, U-City has no black troublemakers.
* WRPT. If she would have waited a week, it would have been written off as accounting snafus.
* Keep this story in mind as you remember that all we heard from the Fergaza Strip crowd was that the body of GENTILIVUS GIANTIVUS was left on the street pavement for four and a half hours.
* Read closely, and two ironic elements should jump out at you in just the first two paragraphs. The first one shows us how we’re basically living in the movie Groundhog Day. The kook left getting proto-violent or actually violent at Trump rallies this weekend should remind some of you of what their ideological parents and grandparents did to George Wallace at the height of his political influence. It’s almost as if the problems they tell us are problems will never go away, so that there is always work to be done for and money to be made by people who gripe about the problems. The second irony is that a student with a Bosnian surname is going to a high school in Jefferson County. That’s indicative of how the Bosnian refugees resettled in St. Louis have been slowly spreading from their initial nests in Bevo southward into South County, and now they’re all the way south to Imperial. And you know the reason why they’re fleeing Bevo — The black undertow. She’s at some race summit for students, but her parents were having none of it at some point in the recent past, and their Bosnian feet don’t fail me now as they skeedaddled all the way to Imperial.
CHICAGO
* His own gang banging got his son murdered, and even after his son’s death and his body not being cold yet, he still couldn’t resist.
NATIONAL
* Making unemployment disappear, here in the era of hope and change.
* Amazing what people will say when they can be both honest and anon.
* The Hopeychanger-in-Chief accidentally let slip the real reason why he thinks the Feds should be able to get into everyone’s devices. I’ll give you a hint: Not terrorism. I’ll give you another hint: Not kiddie porn.
* Often, the media play games with photographs for racial reasons. The story could be about school violence, the text will tell you that it’s happening in the ghetto part of town, but the story will use a generic/shutterstock of white students sitting in a classroom. Or the story could be about brilliant doctors in town, and again, generics/shutterstocks of black doctors, when none of the brilliant doctors in the story are actually black. In this case, I happen to think they were being truthful.
* Bern is pinning his hopes on 17-year olds. You know what happens when you pin all your hopes on young voters? “President Ron Paul.” Er, wait…
* While the delta between 88% and 65% is very very significant and in fact several orders of magnitude, considering who and what is being studied, the fact of the matter is that 65% will win you the election as much as 88% will. It’s just that there are still enough white Democrats left in Michigan really to matter, unlike Mississippi.
* Those of you who have been reading this space long enough know that one of my pet theories about the modern “campus rape epidemic” hysteria and paranoia is that because the undergraduate college student body has been majority women and is now pretty overwhelmingly so, and growing more so by the year, the fathers of college women are reacting differently to the prospects of their daughters going to college rather than the prospects of their sons going off to college. Daddy was once a college man himself, probably in a frat, and knows how he was around the gals. And he ain’t having that with any other college guy doing that to his daughter, oh no. Therefore, middle aged men with daughters in college are exerting political and monetary pressure on politicians and schools to make sure their daughters stay pure, and this is why fraternities are straight in the crosshairs.
INTERNATIONAL
* The AfD results were nice, but predictable. The NPD’s take in two towns were really interesting, and the reason really obvious.
* You think this will get American neocons off of Trump’s case?
* It’s called heteropaternal superfecundation, and it’s not as rare as you think.
MISC STUFF
* St. Peter returned him to Earth, a mailer-daemon error.
* What next? Porting Microsoft Office to Linux? That was a punchline several years ago.
* My personal and self-made retort to the idea that women as heads of state would be less likely to provoke or engage in warfare, being mindful of human nature, of which I consider myself a rather keen student, is that if every country was led by a woman, World War III and also nuclear Armageddon would break out as the end result of a chain reaction that would start with one of these women saying of another, “bitch stole my man.”
Dutchtown
4:
Group of teens allegedly rob, beat 67-year-old man
St. Louis police are searching for three men accused of beating a 67-year-old man Wednesday afternoon.
Officers said a witness called police to report that three males, all believed to be teens between the ages of 14 and 18, approached the man in the 3700 block of Taft and punched him in the face around 4:00 p.m.
The suspects then fled on foot, east in the alley near the 3700 block of Dewey, after stealing the man’s wallet.
Police said the victim suffered lacerations and swelling to his face. He was unable to provide more information because police say he was “dazed and confused” after the attack.
News 4 is following this story and will provide more information as it becomes available.
I’m not linking to the source because I don’t think that, in this instance, the picture of the hospitalized victim being shown is tactful or tasteful.
This is south of what was a few years ago the epicenter of Knockout Martin Luther King territory, and this particular incident certainly reads like KMLK.
Tower Grove East
Yeah, I don’t the employee was acting in contradictory fashion to his bosses. This joint is on Arsenal close to Grand, and if you remember, that’s the part of South City where the secondary protesting happened the night after the grand jury no true bill was announced last November, in that whole corridor along Grand from 44 south to a few blocks south of Arsenal. Also remember that night there was a pre-planned pre-approved “shutdown” of the eastbound lanes of 44 near the Grand overpass. And it’s in the area where St. Sandwich of Ham, Vonderrit “Droop” Myers Jr., deprived us of his company one year ago today.
It’s also close to what was the heart of Knockout Martin Luther King country a few years ago, only several blocks north of where Matt Quain was whacked.
Hackensack, New Jersey
Everyone associated with a controversial TV show hopes that the Parents’ Television Council comes out against it.
When the SLPD went to Roosevelt HS to tell students not to play Knockout Martin Luther King, guess what happened next.
And now, the FBI is going to a Hackensack, N.J. charter high school that presumably has a large population of “susceptible” individuals (Muslim, Arab, South Asian, etc.) to warn them not to fall sucker to ISIS propaganda and run off and join ISIS.
Maybe God shouldn’t have been so explicit about that apple.
Evansville, Indiana
Smart aleck smart mouth big mouth ook runs his mouth at and picks a fight with white guy, white guy gets the better of the ook in the fight. Ook runs home crying like a bitch to his mama, mama is now bitching to the media.
If ook would have sucker punched white guy Knockout Martin Luther King style and landed him on the ground, mama would be crying to the media that her son is a good boy, an honor roll student, a great athlete, who is in the process of turning his life around, but just happened to fall in with the wrong crowd, the video was doctored, dindu nuffins.
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