Good Luck Charlottesville UTR attendees, Kyle Rittenhouse, and McMichaels

Three trials which would not have even occurred if the United States was a healthy and just nation. Human beings have a legitimate right to self-defense. In the United States, people have a right to carry firearms – not only if there is a crisis situation occurring, but especially if there’s a crisis situation occurring. People are allowed to advocate for the collective self-interests of their own race, not only if it is a time of gross injustice in terms of out-of-control levels of crime and victimization, but especially in such times. It is not a crime to be suspicious of blacks, especially in 2010’s USA where black crime is off the charts and mainstream media is pumping up racial tensions and in particular animosity against whites at a furious pace. And it is not a crime to call out Jewish hatred and persecution of whites and Jewish power’s cancerous influence on and corruption of our political system (cf. "The Lobby" among many other sources of information).

Kyle Rittenhouse went out to protect a neighboring community which he had connections to, even though it was across state lines which in the context of the US southern border being rushed by over 2 million invaders in the course of a single year is ridiculous to even consider. In the months preceeding the Kenosha riots, we watched as billions of dollars in damage occurred to towns and cities across the USA from the BLM riots. People were pushing a burning garbage dumpster into a gas station and Kyle was trying to stop them and to help instill order during a night of deliberate mayhem and chaos.

Kyle was attacked. He was chased by screaming men – all three of whom were convicted violent felons. The first man hurled an unknown object at Kyle and was about to jump him. Think about the insanity and absolute stupidity of attacking a person conspicuously carrying a rifle. Kyle shot and killed him, which was an appropriate defense.

Then Kyle was chased by other men. Kyle fell to the ground and one man came up and swung a skateboard at Kyle’s head. Kyle shot and killed him, which was appropriate. Then another man cam up and pointed a loaded handgun at Kyle and Kyle shot and injured the man in his arm. Kyle’s actions were appropriate and all three of the men who attacked him were guilty of various crimes. The man with the handgun was a convicted felon for whom it is illegal to even be carrying a firearm, yet the police did not arrest him. He was not charged with the crimes he committed in what amounts to an outrage.

The trial against Kyle should never have occurred.

In the case of the Charlottesville trial, the defendants were all attendees of the legally-permitted United the Right rally. The city only gave a permit to them after being sued on civil rights grounds. The UTR people wanted to protest the removal of a Robert E. Lee statue.

But in months prior to the planned UTR rally there were several other rallies which were violently attacked by Antifa. The most notable one was a Traditional Worker’s Party rally in Sacramento where the TWP had a permit to be there. They were clearly attacked by Antifa. There are state police reports documenting that Antifa were the aggressors. This was the pretext to the UTR rally. Antifa was openly organizing in advance and planning to disrupt the rally. This is the context. The UTR attendees accordingly planned to be prepared for being attacked.

The preposterous legal arguments and outright lies on the part of the Jewish plaintiffs reveals that this trial is essentially yet another assault against the UTR attendees, this time using a court of law as a weapon against the defendants. So much about the trial is preposterous and many of the witnesses and much of the testimony fell apart under cross-examination by the defendants, many of whom are acting in their own defense.

Finally we have the Ahmaud Arbery case with the McMichaels on trial. I’m not going to rehash the facts of this case, but it is clearly another case of self-defense and the man who got shot – Ahmaud Arbery – was attempting to attack men with loaded weapons. If he had not tried to attack them – and in fact he was truly innocent of not having committed any crime – all he had to do was wait until the police arrived, which they did almost immediately afterwards. To pin the death on the McMichaels is wrong. Arbery’s actions were violent and outrageous. Yes he was a black man, and yes the people in the white neighborhood were suspicious no doubt in part because he was black. But it is a fact that black crime occurs at extremely high levels in the USA so it would have been more extraordinary not to suspect Arbery under the suspicious circumstances in which they attempted to detain him. Clearly the McMichaels are not guilty of murder or anything close to it.

The United States is at a low point. Pray for Kyle, the UTR guys, the McMichaels, and for Jacob Chansley (Qanon Shaman). Pray for justice.