Politicians are responding to the beatdown at the Cincinnati Music Festival. Anti-white violence will be alive and well.
ICE makes a huge bust that no one in the media is going to talk about.
And Democrats in Texas face a tough challenge. So what do they do? I don’t think you’ll be surprised.
This Is Incredible
According to Fox News:
New footage showing the racial slur that was shouted during the brutal beatdown in Cincinnati, Ohio, last weekend has emerged. In the video, someone can be heard yelling the N-word as the violence begins to unfold, though it is unclear who exactly said it and to whom it was directed.
I heard the video only from the Fox News channel, so I wasn’t convinced it was said. When the video was played, all the naughty N-words were bleeped, so there is no way to know where this came from, if it was said at all. As of now, I call BS.
But, even if the n-word was used, so what. If someone called me an a-hole, it would be illegal for me to beat up a woman, giving her serious and permanent brain damage, which is what happened to one of the victims.
But the BS excuses continues. Here’s Cincinnati’s mayor, Aftab Pureval, surrounded by black people, saying he was too busy to call the victims of this fight.
https://thepostmillennial.com/cincinnati-mayor-says-he-has-not-talked-to-victims-of-brutal-beating-welcomes-black-preacher-who-demands-they-be-arrested-too
https://www.foxnews.com/us/video-racial-slur-triggered-brutal-cincinnati-brawl-emerges?intcmp=tw_fnc&taid=688ebfd3aafb050001837daa&utm_campaign=trueanthem&utm_medium=social&utm_source=twitter
https://www.foxnews.com/us/cincinnati-beatdown-victim-reveals-very-bad-brain-trauma-first-remarks-since-viral-assault?intcmp=tw_fnc&taid=688f9e03aafb050001838e9e&utm_campaign=trueanthem&utm_medium=social&utm_source=twitter
You Won’t Hear About This
According to the Post Millennial:
US Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) has arrested 214 illegal immigrants in the Houston area over the past six months who have been charged or convicted of child sex crimes. The figure surpasses the 211 such arrests made during the entire 2024 fiscal year by the Houston field office.
The uptick stems from a broader enforcement from the Trump administration after the president came into office pledging to conduct mass deportations with the “worst of the worst” as a priority.
Among those arrested by ICE in the last 6 months who have been charged or convicted with child sex crimes is Jesus Gutierrez Mireles, 67, from Mexico, who was deported April 4 after convictions for aggravated sexual assault of a child and DWI, according to a press release from ICE.
Another arrested was Jorge Zebra, 48, also from Mexico, who was deported March 24 after convictions including aggravated sexual assault of a minor.
Manuel Antonio Castro-Juarez, 37, an illegal immigrant from El Salvador, is in custody pending deportation and was part of the 214 arrests. He has prior convictions for sexual assault of a minor and illegal reentry.
Additionally, Jose Guadalupe Meza, 40, from Mexico, was deported June 25 following convictions for theft and sexual assault of a child. Also included in the 214 is Sergio Rolando Galvan Guerrero, 45, from Mexico, who was deported for the third time on July 14. He was convicted of aggravated sexual assault of a child.
“Bringing together the resources and expertise of the entire federal law enforcement community to confront the overwhelming surge of illegal immigration that we saw over the past four years has resulted in the arrest and removal of historic numbers of violent criminal aliens, transnational gang members and child sex offenders,” said ICE Enforcement and Removal Operations Houston acting Field Office Director Paul McBride.
“While we still have a long way to go to truly get this crisis under control, the strides we have made in just six months to make our local communities safer are substantial, and our officers continue to work tirelessly every day to get the worst of the worst criminal aliens out of Southeast Texas to return our communities to places we can all enjoy,” McBride added.
Yeah, They’re Wearing Masks
According to the Post Millennial:
The Democratic Socialists of America (DSA) recently published a panel discussion from its annual Socialism Conference that featured open calls for the abolition of the nuclear family and traditional family structure in the US.
The panel, titled “The Left and the Family: A Roundtable,” took place on July 4 and was part of the Socialism Conference in Chicago. The video was uploaded to YouTube on Friday, and DSA wrote in the caption that the nuclear family is “an inherently repressive, racist, and hetero-sexist institution that functionally reinforces and reproduces capitalism.”
Speakers included Emily Janakiram of New York City for Abortion Rights, University of Chicago sociologist Eman Abdelhadi, Katie Gibson of the University of Chicago, and BDS activist and Portland DSA member Olivia Katbi. Throughout the discussion, panelists linked capitalism and the nuclear family, calling both oppressive systems in need of transformation.
Janakiram invoked a quote from Burkina Faso revolutionary Thomas Sankara, saying, “The only real difference between marriage and prostitution is the price and duration of the contract,” calling into question the legitimacy of marriage. She also asserted, “The institution of marriage can only exist alongside the criminalization of sex workers,” and added, “Women lead the fight against capitalism and imperialism, period.”
Abdelhadi, who appeared to portray herself as the more “moderate” panelist, still pushed beliefs that were in line with the family abolition sentiment of the event. She quoted a sociologist who said, “Other countries have welfare states. The US has women,” which drew approving laughter from the audience. Abdelhadi described women as the “permanent precariat” responsible for “all the work the state is refusing to do.”
“I’m ambivalent about whether we use the F word [family] or not,” Abdelhadi said. “But I think for me it’s about focusing on policies, right, and being really clear about what material benefits we are gonna give people.” She emphasized that the Republican Party provides a “narrative,” and that the left must offer a competing one with clear policy aims. She later applauded far-left proposals in line with New York City socialist mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani, saying, “All of that stands out for me as the kind of work that we need to be doing.”
Abdelhadi briefly commented about Islam in America and refuted the argument that Muslim beliefs contradict DSA’s worldview. Abdelhadi claimed the community is largely “progressive and permissive” on issues like “queer rights and trans rights,” but is overshadowed by a “loud minority.”
During a Q&A session, one self-identified Baptist minister from Austin, a DSA member in attendance, told the panel he wants to “perform abortions at a church” as part of the “revolutionary horizon.” Another attendee asked about black feminism and previous injustices in the US, to which Abdelhadi responded by making her stance clear on the abolition of the nuclear family.
“What we actually mean is the nuclear family as an economic unit…the way we live now, who your parents are, who you partner with, how many children you have—these are all economic conditions,” she said. Abdelhadi described a future “liberatory horizon” in which food, housing, education, and care are collectivized. She also claimed that groups “disposable to capitalism,” like black women and indigenous communities, have already modeled this and the world should follow suit.
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