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Andrew Anglin
Daily Stormer
May 13, 2017
The black Islamic terrorist homosexual Jewish puppet Barack Obama released untold thousands of “nonviolent crack dealers” onto the streets, while making it nearly impossible for courts to convict and sentence Negroid menaces to society to prison, regardless of what they did.
But Jeff Sessions is just all like “naw, we gonna go ahead and put these colored folks back in their cages.”
Attorney General Jeff Sessions announced Friday that he has told prosecutors to pursue the most serious charges possible against criminal suspects – a stunning reversal of Obama-era policies, and a move that infuriated civil rights groups.
“We will enforce the laws passed by Congress pure and simple,” he said at an awards ceremony in Washington D.C, adding that prosecutors deserved to be “unhandcuffed and not micro-managed from Washington.”
“This is a key part of President Trump’s promise to keep America safe,” Sessions said. “We’re seeing an increase in violent crime in our cities – in Baltimore, Chicago, Memphis, Milwaukee, St. Louis and many others. The murder rate has surged 10 percent nationwide – the largest increase since 1968.”
Experts believe this is a result of blacks learning that black lives matter.
Before they were like “I ain’t even gonna waste my time icein dat nigga, he don’t matter.”
But then they learned they do matter, so they were like “I guess it’s worth it to ice him, since he matters.”
No seriously though it’s because the Obama administration started prosecuting cops for defending themselves when they were attacked by blacks so the cops were just like “whatever man, I’m staying out of this one.”
In a letter to 94 U.S. attorneys Thursday night, Sessions called it a “core principle” that prosecutors charge and pursue “the most serious and readily provable offense.” Sessions defined the most serious offenses as those that carry the most substantial guidelines sentence.
Sessions noted that “there will be circumstances in which good judgment would lead a prosecutor to conclude that a strict application” of the policy is not warranted, but that any exceptions must first be approved by a U.S. attorney, assistant attorney general, or a designated supervisor.
The move, which will send more criminals to jail and for longer terms by triggering mandatory minimum sentences, explicitly reverses policies set in motion by President Obama’s former Attorney General Eric Holder – who implemented the “Smart on Crime” drug sentencing policy that focused on not incarcerating people who committed low level, non-violent crimes. DOJ officials call it a “false narrative” and say unless a gun is involved, most of those cases aren’t charged period.
Officials say Holder’s “Smart on Crime” policy “convoluted the process,” and left prosecutors applying the law unevenly, which they said “is not Justice.”
But civil rights groups blasted the process, with the American Civil Liberties Union describing the move as a move that will “reverse progress” and repeat the War on Drugs, which it called a “failed experiment.”
Well, it sure as hell reduced crime.
I’m pretty sure that was its purpose, so I’m not sure what “failed” could mean in that context.
The policy was also criticized by Sen. Rand Paul, R-Ky., who said mandatory minimums have “unfairly and disproportionately incarcerated too many minorities for too long.”
“Attorney General Sessions new policy will accentuate that injustice. Instead we should treat our nation’s drug epidemic as a health crisis and less as a lock ‘em up and throw away the key problem,” he said.
These are drug dealers we are talking about Rand.
I know you get confused, but you must know how to read a Fox News article.
