The vision of Grant and his fellow Hebrew Israelite hard-liners — an imminent and bloody demise for whites and other enemies at the hands of a vengeful returning Christ — is well captured in a scene from a 2007 documentary. In one scene from "The Gods of Times Square," an extremist Hebrew Israelite preacher delivers a sermon with his foot planted on the back of a white man laying flat on the sidewalk, arms splayed at his sides. A second preacher approaches the camera.
"White boy, you're next," he warns. "All you white people get ready for war. We're coming for you, white boys. Negroes are the real Jews. Get ready for war!" Read Full Story
"White boy, you're next," he warns. "All you white people get ready for war. We're coming for you, white boys. Negroes are the real Jews. Get ready for war!" Read Full Story
Barack Obama and The New Black Panther Party
Genocide of the white race is real people!
'Ready for War'
Thousands Join Militant Black Supremacists
Intelligence Report Fall 2008
http://www.splcenter.org/intel/intelreport/article.jsp?aid=941
Thousands Join Militant Black Supremacists
Intelligence Report Fall 2008
http://www.splcenter.org/intel/intelreport/article.jsp?aid=941
FBI: Los Zetas arming for confrontation with U.S. authorities
The murderous Zeta cartel crosses the U.S. border daily in Laredo, TX with cells in Chicago, Florida, Georgia and else where in our country!
October 29, 2008 - 9:05AM
By Jeremy Roebuck,
The Monitor
McALLEN -- Recent U.S. efforts to disrupt drug smuggling routes through the Rio Grande Valley have prompted threats of retaliation against authorities on this side of the river, according to an FBI intelligence report.
Vowing to maintain control over valuable trafficking corridors such as those in Reynosa, Matamoros and Miguel Alemán, the Gulf Cartel and its paramilitary enforcement wing, Los Zetas, have begun stockpiling weapons, reaching out to Texas gangs and issuing orders to "confront U.S. law enforcement agencies to zealously protect their criminal interests," the report states.
The organizations' encroachment north of the border marks a troubling shift in strategies, federal and local authorities say.
Prior to now, smugglers largely maintained a non-engagement policy with law enforcement here, even as they carried out hundreds of assassinations and violent attacks on authorities in Mexico.
"It's finally coming together - the cartels, the violence, the gangs," said one local law enforcement official, who was not authorized to speak publicly about recent cartel intelligence. "It's going to get worse here before it gets any better."
These replacements are believed to be armed with assault rifles, bulletproof vests and grenades and are occupying safe houses throughout the McAllen area," says the document, which was distributed to local law enforcement officials late last month.
"Let's face it," Laredo police Chief Carlos Maldonado said at a news conference after the meeting. "The only people that recognize jurisdictional and international boundaries are us."
The murderous Zeta cartel crosses the U.S. border daily in Laredo, TX with cells in Chicago, Florida, Georgia and else where in our country!
October 29, 2008 - 9:05AM
By Jeremy Roebuck,
The Monitor
McALLEN -- Recent U.S. efforts to disrupt drug smuggling routes through the Rio Grande Valley have prompted threats of retaliation against authorities on this side of the river, according to an FBI intelligence report.
Vowing to maintain control over valuable trafficking corridors such as those in Reynosa, Matamoros and Miguel Alemán, the Gulf Cartel and its paramilitary enforcement wing, Los Zetas, have begun stockpiling weapons, reaching out to Texas gangs and issuing orders to "confront U.S. law enforcement agencies to zealously protect their criminal interests," the report states.
The organizations' encroachment north of the border marks a troubling shift in strategies, federal and local authorities say.
Prior to now, smugglers largely maintained a non-engagement policy with law enforcement here, even as they carried out hundreds of assassinations and violent attacks on authorities in Mexico.
"It's finally coming together - the cartels, the violence, the gangs," said one local law enforcement official, who was not authorized to speak publicly about recent cartel intelligence. "It's going to get worse here before it gets any better."
These replacements are believed to be armed with assault rifles, bulletproof vests and grenades and are occupying safe houses throughout the McAllen area," says the document, which was distributed to local law enforcement officials late last month.
"Let's face it," Laredo police Chief Carlos Maldonado said at a news conference after the meeting. "The only people that recognize jurisdictional and international boundaries are us."
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