Shane McClellan is a Seattle victim of a violent hate crime. The following is an interview with African American, Erik Rush, author of Negrophilia. We at DavidDuke.com oppose all crimes against all races.–Admin)
‘Hate crime’ charges
filed over heinous attack
But author says case remains under radar because the victim is white.
It’s a criminal case whose victim bears the scars of a particularly heinous brutality – and whose motivation recalls the Matthew Shepard and James Byrd, Jr. murders that outraged the nation.
But because it “fails to fit a preapproved script, you probably haven’t even heard about it,” says Erik Rush, author of a controversial new book on racial politics and manipulation.
“Were this a white-on-black hate crime,” said Rush, “there is no escaping the fact that it would be national news for months, and every prominent black career civil rights activist in America would be calling for the death penalty.”
The crime in question: Sixteen-year-old Shane McClellan walked from a friend’s place to his West Seattle home. At 2 a.m., McClellan says two men asked him for a lighter. The men robbed him, beat him and “forced him up the stairs to a dead end and held him against his will for several hours,” reports the Seattle Post Intelligencer.
“During this time,” Det. Suzanne Moore wrote in a probable-cause document, “they beat him with their hands and feet, whipped him with his own belt, burned him with a lit cigarette, poured energy beer on him and urinated on him.”
The report, which recounted the injuries to McClellan’s face, ears, head, back and teeth, noted his alleged assailants – Ahmed Mohamed, who’s black, and Jonathan Baquiring, who’s Asian – taunted him with racial remarks during the attack.
Mohamed and Baquiring, reports Seattle’s KOMO News, held him at gunpoint and, “stripped off McClellan’s belt and started whipping his back.”
“They said, ‘This is for what your people did to our people.’ They were like whipping me with my belt, my studded belt,” KOMO News reported McClellan as saying.
The incident occurred May 25 but only made headlines after recent police arrests, charging Mohamed and Baquiring with a hate crime. Even still, media coverage remains limited mostly to Seattle, something Rush said he finds “both baffling and revealing.”
Rush is the author of the new WND Books title, “Negrophilia: From Slave Block to Pedestal – America’s Racial Obsession.” NewsBlaze’s Claudia Strasbaugh recently recommended the book as, “worth every penny – love it or hate it, this is a book you won’t forget.”
“Certainly, this crime is no more or less heinous than would be a white-on-black hate crime,” said Rush, who was the first to expose nationally the anti-American sermons of President Obama’s longtime pastor, the Rev. Jeremiah Wright. “But I am interested to see what the judicial system in liberal Seattle and the establishment press make of this. So far, the latter has said next to nothing.”
As Rush recently said in an interview with Family Security Matters, “The Left has pretty much got the reins on the press, and a lot of the news bureau chiefs and the journalists are likeminded people who went to a lot of the same universities, they were schooled in hard Left journalism. They really have lost that concern for what the truth is.”
That “bent makes them highly susceptible to negrophilia,” he explained. Race-baiters’ unseen tool is “negrophilia,” says Rush, “an undue and inordinate affinity for blacks,” combined with the “reflexive demonization of whites as inherently wicked.” It’s rooted in leftist tactics of division and aimed at advancing policies that keep blacks “obedient,” whites “silent” and “political control” secure.
“Propped up by the press, this manipulation seeps into society in ways we scarcely detect until we don’t hear about crimes like this,” Rush added.
Rush said he wasn’t surprised at the language of avenging slavery that the black and Asian alleged assailants reportedly spouted. In a recent interview with Capitol Weekly, Rush explained how negrophilia is colorblind in who it afflicts.
“In addition to fostering an erroneous perception of whites by black and blacks by whites, it’s also expanded into less than healthy and constructive relationships between blacks and whites and other ethnic groups,” he said.
Adding intrigue to the attack, police initially questioned and released Mohamed and Baquiring after McClellan reported the crime. The Seattle Times reported that the officer who took the report visited the scene and found blood, beer cans and fresh cigarette butts. Shortly after leaving the scene, he spotted two men fitting the victim’s description and trying to hide an open container.
“When he stopped to talk to the two men,” the Seattle Times reported, “he noted they had dried blood on their hands and were drinking the same brand of energy beer and smoking the same brand of cigarettes he’d found earlier.”
He told his supervisor, but it “was decided that he should get good contact information on the two but not take them into custody.” He did take DNA swabs from the blood on both men’s hands, and it proved to match McClellan’s.
To Rush, the hesitancy to pursue cases with white victims and black assailants too closely mirrors the shocking sworn testimony of a Department of Justice official earlier this year and the role this alleged policy played in documented voter intimidation by members of the New Black Panther Party at a Philadelphia polling place in 2008.
“Hopefully,” said Rush, “this case can be equitably adjudicated in Washington state, because it is a matter of public record that the Obama Justice Department has a directive to dismiss black-on-white civil rights violations.”
Article Source: WorldNetDaily found on DavidDuke.com
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