Heroic Philly man defends his family

37-years-old Mark LaVelle had been attacked by a non-white mob in his house at Park Richmond. He and his wife Kim were in their house getting ready for dinner when a mob of blacks and hispanics, armed with their pipes and bats, began attacking their house. Two teens came to LaVelles begging for help away from those black monsters who were trying to beat them up alledgedly thinking they assaulted a black boy.

"We gotcha, ya white muthafukka", one of their mob yelled.

Fortunately, by the end of the day, a noble man could fight his house back and resist these savages who tried to attack him.


Mark LaVelle with his 13-month-old twin sons, Mark and Mason.

Black neighbors are complaining over the Confederate battle flag.

Annie Chambers Caddell is an old resident of Summerville, South Carolina. She lives in a predominantly black neighborhood that could not survive after the Civil Rights Act was passed in 1964. Aside from that, she is a very patriotic woman who tries to express a noble pride towards her herritage by waving a Confederate flag on her background.

 

Imagine what it's like for a white person to live among black racists all alone, especially deep down the American South, who refuse to even recognize her rights to be a Southerner. So, this week, a huge protest took place in Summerville with blacks marching all over the streets talking about how racist this woman is. One woman, who is black of course, says that the Confederate flag reminds her [black] community of slavery and racism. They had a counsil of liberals discussing this whole issue.

Well, let's just hope that Ms. Caddell will take her rights back from the black.

Georgians vs Palestinians in Volgograd.

What would be the reason of a strong confrontation between students from Georgia and Palestine? An unshared desk.

Everything began when a Pal took a desk of a Georgian guy right during the class. When the Georgian guy asked him politely to move out of his desk, a Pal stood up ad broke his arm for no reason. A Palestinian then got away with it because it is supposedly OK for them to command how to behave in the foreign country.

About 20 minutes after the session, students from Georgia and Palestine started a fight on the street until the local police came over and arrested all of them.

As you can see the reaction of happy russian arab puppets who appear to be glad about the situation. Footage below includes russian support toward sandniggers, as well as racist comments about Georgians:

Race Riot in Nizhniy Novgorod

A massive clashes between whites and niggers had occured in Nizhniy Novgorod. According to eyewitnesses, the conflict broke out in Pushkin Park where 100 students began to beat each other with bats.

"The fight involved about 50 Africans and as many local people", - as quoted in RIA Novosti by police representative in Nizhny Novgorod region. He clarified that during the showdown, both sides used bottles and bats.

The fight was stopped by Nizhny Novgorod regional police, pushing the fighting groups in different directions. For this they had to involve several police patrol, to this day they continue in the enhanced mode to patrol the park. As a result of collisions, several people were hospitalized, mostly with head injuries.

Nizhny Novgorod State Architectural University, where many niggers are studying, is located near the park.

The last case was a loud discharge of almost "traditional" Airborne Forces Day celebration on Aug. 9, 2009 which was ended with a mass brawl near the Central Market in Kanavinsky district. About 30 former commandos, who celebrated Day of Airborne Forces, began to confront with the Muzzies. Scuffle ensued, in which, from eyewitnesses, was also attended by about 100 people. In one of the hospitals of the city with bruises and cut wounds were hospitalized about 20 members of collision.

At Montreal school, Jewish student beaten a week after Palestinian riot

by Bram Eisenthal
JTA
September 23, 2002

http://www.campus-watch.org/article/id/142

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MONTREAL, Sept. 23 (JTA) — A week after pro-Palestinian rioters prevented former Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu from speaking at Montreal's Concordia University, a Jewish student has been attacked on campus. A 29-year-old commerce student, who asked that his name not be used for fear of reprisal, was heading to class Sept. 13 when he noticed a Palestinian poster on the wall inside a school building.
"I thought, ‘How could they put this up so soon after the violence last week?' " said the student, who immigrated to Montreal from Moldova four years ago. He began to take the poster down when he was accosted by an Arab student.
"I realized it would be a better idea not to confront him, so I started walking away," the Jewish student said. When the Arab student began calling someone on his cell phone, the Jewish student began to run.
The Arab student chased the Jewish student down the escalator and through corridors crowded with other students. The Jewish student had almost reached the exit when he was jumped from behind and beaten up, he said.
"I was hit in the head with a hard object, probably the cell phone, and punched. I fell down and while I was on my knees, this guy kept kicking me," the student said. "I was able to get up and face this student when I saw another Muslim student rushing over. I ran outside to the university's security office and it was then that I noticed how badly I was bleeding from my scalp. The blood was running down my neck."
Security guards grabbed the Arab student and called police after the Jewish student said he wanted to press charges. Now, however, he is worried about the consequences.
"I'm afraid of what is going on at our university, stunned, actually. I was chased and beaten and not one person came to my aide," he said. "Where was the extra security we have been told Concordia has put on since last week?"
A university official said no extra security had been added since the Sept. 9 riot.
However, campus security is "on top of everything that's going on," said Chris Mota, the university's coordinator of media relations.
Mota questioned how many of the rioters had been Concordia students. Only two of the five people arrested during the riots were students at the school, she noted.
"What happened has to be put into perspective," she said.
Concordia long has been a hotbed of pro-Palestinian and anti-Israel activism. Despite the negative attention the riot garnered, the situation at the school remains tense for Jews, the student said.
"These Palestinian students are so well-organized, so professionally equipped to spread their propaganda, it's hard to believe. If you're a student here and don't know the reality of what's going on in the Middle East, I can see how you might side with them on the issue," he said. "I don't know why the Jewish students aren't better organized. You hardly see Hillel present anywhere."
Simon Bensimon, director of Hillel in Montreal, challenged that claim.
"Last year, we had information tables up year-round, three or four rallies, five of six speakers, and we also have a very active student executive," Bensimon said. "The problem is that noninvolved Jewish students have their attention grabbed by the Palestinian tables, so they don't necessarily notice ours. Plus, we just started the school year and thought bringing Netanyahu in would be starting with a bang. What else do you want us to do?"
That question may now be moot. Concordia's rector, Frederick Lowy, instituted a moratorium on Mideast-related events immediately after the Sept. 9 riot. The moratorium has been extended indefinitely.
The move prompted Concordia's Student Union to call for Lowy's resignation, saying he is denying students' free speech rights.
Montreal Jewish organizations also have gotten involved, saying serious action must be taken to protect students from more violence by Concordia's pro-Palestinian lobby.
"We are not in the Wild West of the Arab Middle East, we are in Canada, where there are laws to uphold and respect," said Stephen Scheinberg, national chairman of B'nai Brith Canada's League for Human Rights. "These thugs may feel they are empowered by the riot. However, Concordia must make sure that there will be zero tolerance for those who want to make a mockery of Canadian democracy."
Community leaders met Sept. 13 with Montreal's police chief, Michel Sarrazin, to express their concern about the lax precautions taken by police at the Netanyahu speech.
"Our community is outraged by the mob scene that prevailed at Concordia," said Rabbi Reuben Poupko, who took part in the meeting as a representative of the Canadian Jewish Congress' Quebec region and co-chair of the community's Montreal Jewish Security Coordinating Committee. "We demanded explanations and a clear assurance of follow-up."
Sarrazin told committee members that police had failed to properly evaluate and prepare for the riots.
Many faulted police for not setting up a proper security perimeter at the Netahyahu event. To reach the building, guests had to walk through a phalanx of hostile demonstrators who spit on them or, in some instances, even hit and kicked them.
An interim report on the investigation will be issued soon, Sarrazin said. He also appointed an investigator to examine reports of aggression against Jewish community members during the riot.