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April 2, 2015
Lt. Colonel William Barrett Travis letter to Americans in hopes they would come to the aid of those white men defending the Alamo reads like a tragedy.
But in 2015 America, a city “our country” inherited because of the black revolution in what is now Haiti bankrupted France (leading to the Louisiana Purchase), is on the verge of providing another similar situation to what occurred in the Alamo.
Right now, the violence is largely black on black (with nine black juveniles shot in 2015 alone), but the situation is quickly devolving into a racial one. [#EndViolenceStL, KMOV.com, 3-27-15]:
Channel 4 wants to help end the violence in St. Louis.
Our businesses and communities are under siege.
Our citizens and our officers are under attack.
As a member of the community, we are asking for your help.
The violence in our communities has to stop.
The violence in St. Louis is – almost – entirely black, be it in the city of St. Louis or St. Louis County.
And yet, only one lone black woman – one lone black woman!!!! – dared protest this black-in-origin violence preparing to tear the city apart… the St. Louis Post-Dispatch dubbed her the “lone ranger.”
[Community leader: St. Louis in for violent spring and summer, KMOV.com, 3-31-15]Better Family Life Vice President James Clark said St. Louis is facing a violent spring and summer unless outreach is done to those in need.
With robberies and shootings occurring nearly every night in St. Louis it is understandable that there is a need for action. However, Clark said many people don’t understand how dire the situation is.
“We cannot afford as a metropolitan area to walk into the spring and summer and 2015 without a well thought out plan,” Clark said.
Better Family Life uses what is known as a neighborhood alliance model. The plan targets neighborhoods in need. Workers for Better Family Life go door to door asking how they can help and letting people know where help is available.
“It’s reassuring when we have people pull over in a car and stop, they notice us, see what we are doing and say ‘how can we be a part of it?” said a worker with Better Family Life.
The organization said the approach needs to be expanded. Clark told News 4 getting resources directly to people who need them improves the quality of their lives and improves neighborhoods.
“Just as the police department’s concept of hot spot policing, we believe we have to start hot spot resource delivery,” Clark said.
Better Family Life currently has three outreach workers and one case worker on staff. Clark said the organization can have a deep impact if it hires 50 outreach workers and 15 case workers.
So the “Better Family Life” organization can only make a difference if it can hire 16 times its current labor force?
Hilarious.
Our government, media, and academia have been working overtime to create a situation few dare even admit is plausible: the already shockingly high levels of black-on-black violence in St. Louis will inevitably spill into the white community, with “Justice for Michael Brown” style attacks growing more bold as the temperature increases.
#EndViolenceStL is only possible with the removal of the black population from the city of St. Louis and St. Louis County; unfortunately, the black-on-black violence is only encouraging white people to leave both the city and the county.
And the “Justice for Michael Brown” attacks on white people is only speeding up the process of St. Louis (and St. Louis County) replicating what happened to Detroit.
