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Keyboard malfunction.....OMG WHAT A FUCKING RELIEF THAT FEDERAL HATE CRIME CHARGES HAVE BEEN FILED !!!!!
I CAN NOW SLEEP AT NIGHT KNOWING NOW THAT HE WON'T JUST BE SLAPPED ON THE WRIST FOR GUNNING DOWN AND MURDERING EIGHT PEOPLE !!!
Do you always jerk off this late?And the sock starts to ooze info.......The feds charged him with hate crimes today, derps....
The crisis actor playing the role of "Dylan Storm Roof", you mean.
This is just another Sandy Hoax for 'gun control' and 'hate crime' legislation.
The jewish media is wasting no time in inserting all the right provocative buzz words...
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[...] When church shooting suspect Dylann Storm Roof turned 21 in April, his father bought him a .45-caliber gun, a senior law enforcement source briefed on the investigation said Thursday.
It’s not known whether that handgun was used [...]
Details emerge about Charleston church shooting suspect Dylan Storm Roof Q13 FOX News
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Written as if straight from the ADL or SPLC office...
'Lone wolf' hate crime attacks like Charleston shooting on the rise
USA Today | June 18, 2015
The shooting of nine people by a white gunman inside a Charleston black church comes amidst a recent "surge" in violent hate groups and incidents, where"lone wolf" attacks are increasingly common, according to groups who monitor hate crimes.
Police on Thursday arrested Dylann Roof, 21, for allegedly opening fire in a Charleston, S.C., church Wednesday evening, killing nine people, including the church's pastor. Roof's Facebook page revealed photos of him wearing a jacket with the patches of flags of apartheid-era South Africa and Rhodesia, the former Zimbabwe – flags popular with modern-day white supremacists.
A March study by the Southern Poverty Law Center of "lone wolf" and "leaderless resistance" political violence found that 90% of domestic attacks or planned attacks the past six years were carried out by just one or two people. These incidents occurred, on average, once every 34 days, it said.
Lone wolf attacks are often difficult to detect and prevent, as assailants are able to hide their intentions right up to the day of attack, said Richard Cohen, president of the Southern Poverty Law Center.
"Unfortunately there are thousands of young men like [Roof] who are looking for an identity larger than themselves," Cohen said. "We've seen a drifting away from organized white supremacy and the prevalence of lone wolf attacks."[in other words, jews are finding it more useful to contain setups by using individual patsies/plants or setting up socially isolated individuals - rather than larger groups or socially-connected individuals within communities, where information leaks out and ops are observable by others i.e. can be exposed]
What makes this case unique is the level of violence behind it. Although attacks on black churches have been common throughout U.S. history, the recent attack is one of the deadliest – more lethal even than the 1963 Birmingham church bombing, which killed four girls, Cohen said.
In 2013, the most recent year for which statistics are available, there were nearly 2,300 hate crimes directed against African-Americans, down from 2,600 in 2010, according to the FBI.
"The majority of these incidents involve only one or two victims at a time, so they often don't rise to media attention or engage a debate about terrorism,"said J.M. Berger, a terrorism analyst.
But the number of extreme-right hate groups – which include white supremacists and anti-government militias – and criminal incidents from the groups have surged since 2009, said Mark Pitcavage, director of investigative research of the Anti-Defamation League. The surge is mostly fueled by anti-government groups,[we can see where this is going...] which proliferated following the 2008 election of President Obama.
Recent incidents include the 2012 shooting at a Sikh temple in Oak Creek, Wis., where skinhead Wade Michael Page killed six people and wounded four others before killing himself, and the attack last year on a Jewish institution in Overland Park, Kan., by longtime white supremacist Frazier Glenn Miller, which killed three people, including one child.
Early signs – the white supremacist patches, the targeting of a predominately African American church – indicate Roof is likely the latest on that list. Like the others, he likely acted alone, Pitcavage said.
"There's a chance that the suspect in this shooting may end up fitting a classic lone wolf profile," he said.
Part of the challenge in combating these types of crimes is hate crimes tend to be vastly under-reported, said Booth Hunter, a senior editor with the Southern Poverty Law Center. In its most recent Hate Crime Statistics, the FBI reported there were 5,928 hate crime incidents in 2013.
But a 2013 report released by the Bureau of Justice Statistics said there were 293,800 hate crimes in 2012. The BJS study found about 90% of hate crimeswere violent and 60% were not reported to police.
"That leads the public to believe this is not the problem that it really is," Hunter said.
Lone wolf hate crime attacks like Charleston shooting on the rise
Non-Muslims Carried Out More than 90 of All Terrorist Attacks on U.S. Soil Washington s Blog
Anybody dying needlessly from the hands of a murderer is a problem, yet plain old white honkies are to blame for more mass murders than the Muslims....in the USA..
Sock?
Says the Krakow gutter rat pretending to be a "Native American Okie on the Res" ?
Oh, the irony.....
Do you always jerk off this late?And the sock starts to ooze info.......The feds charged him with hate crimes today, derps....
The crisis actor playing the role of "Dylan Storm Roof", you mean.
This is just another Sandy Hoax for 'gun control' and 'hate crime' legislation.
The jewish media is wasting no time in inserting all the right provocative buzz words...
___________________________________
[...] When church shooting suspect Dylann Storm Roof turned 21 in April, his father bought him a .45-caliber gun, a senior law enforcement source briefed on the investigation said Thursday.
It’s not known whether that handgun was used [...]
Details emerge about Charleston church shooting suspect Dylan Storm Roof Q13 FOX News
___________________________________
Written as if straight from the ADL or SPLC office...
'Lone wolf' hate crime attacks like Charleston shooting on the rise
USA Today | June 18, 2015
The shooting of nine people by a white gunman inside a Charleston black church comes amidst a recent "surge" in violent hate groups and incidents, where"lone wolf" attacks are increasingly common, according to groups who monitor hate crimes.
Police on Thursday arrested Dylann Roof, 21, for allegedly opening fire in a Charleston, S.C., church Wednesday evening, killing nine people, including the church's pastor. Roof's Facebook page revealed photos of him wearing a jacket with the patches of flags of apartheid-era South Africa and Rhodesia, the former Zimbabwe – flags popular with modern-day white supremacists.
A March study by the Southern Poverty Law Center of "lone wolf" and "leaderless resistance" political violence found that 90% of domestic attacks or planned attacks the past six years were carried out by just one or two people. These incidents occurred, on average, once every 34 days, it said.
Lone wolf attacks are often difficult to detect and prevent, as assailants are able to hide their intentions right up to the day of attack, said Richard Cohen, president of the Southern Poverty Law Center.
"Unfortunately there are thousands of young men like [Roof] who are looking for an identity larger than themselves," Cohen said. "We've seen a drifting away from organized white supremacy and the prevalence of lone wolf attacks."[in other words, jews are finding it more useful to contain setups by using individual patsies/plants or setting up socially isolated individuals - rather than larger groups or socially-connected individuals within communities, where information leaks out and ops are observable by others i.e. can be exposed]
What makes this case unique is the level of violence behind it. Although attacks on black churches have been common throughout U.S. history, the recent attack is one of the deadliest – more lethal even than the 1963 Birmingham church bombing, which killed four girls, Cohen said.
In 2013, the most recent year for which statistics are available, there were nearly 2,300 hate crimes directed against African-Americans, down from 2,600 in 2010, according to the FBI.
"The majority of these incidents involve only one or two victims at a time, so they often don't rise to media attention or engage a debate about terrorism,"said J.M. Berger, a terrorism analyst.
But the number of extreme-right hate groups – which include white supremacists and anti-government militias – and criminal incidents from the groups have surged since 2009, said Mark Pitcavage, director of investigative research of the Anti-Defamation League. The surge is mostly fueled by anti-government groups,[we can see where this is going...] which proliferated following the 2008 election of President Obama.
Recent incidents include the 2012 shooting at a Sikh temple in Oak Creek, Wis., where skinhead Wade Michael Page killed six people and wounded four others before killing himself, and the attack last year on a Jewish institution in Overland Park, Kan., by longtime white supremacist Frazier Glenn Miller, which killed three people, including one child.
Early signs – the white supremacist patches, the targeting of a predominately African American church – indicate Roof is likely the latest on that list. Like the others, he likely acted alone, Pitcavage said.
"There's a chance that the suspect in this shooting may end up fitting a classic lone wolf profile," he said.
Part of the challenge in combating these types of crimes is hate crimes tend to be vastly under-reported, said Booth Hunter, a senior editor with the Southern Poverty Law Center. In its most recent Hate Crime Statistics, the FBI reported there were 5,928 hate crime incidents in 2013.
But a 2013 report released by the Bureau of Justice Statistics said there were 293,800 hate crimes in 2012. The BJS study found about 90% of hate crimeswere violent and 60% were not reported to police.
"That leads the public to believe this is not the problem that it really is," Hunter said.
Lone wolf hate crime attacks like Charleston shooting on the rise
Non-Muslims Carried Out More than 90 of All Terrorist Attacks on U.S. Soil Washington s Blog
Anybody dying needlessly from the hands of a murderer is a problem, yet plain old white honkies are to blame for more mass murders than the Muslims....in the USA..
Sock?
Says the Krakow gutter rat pretending to be a "Native American Okie on the Res" ?
Oh, the irony.....
