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Police Looting — Racial Realities Exposed in New Orleans
By David Duke

MSNBC reporter Martin Savage asks the three Black female cops who are looting baskets full of shoes: “What are you doing here?”

Black female New Orleans cop: “I’m doing my job.”

MSNBC reporter: “Taking shoes?”

Black female cop: “No. Looking for Looters.”

MSNBC reporter: “Looking for looters? …And what do you do when you find them, cause I think I see one! [pointing out that the officer herself was one]” (more…)

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Whites in New Orleans are Facing Rape and murder at the Hands of Black Mobs
by David Duke

Friday, September 2, 2005

I can’t believe I am writing these words. I am always careful not to overstate things, not to exaggerate. I’m not exaggerating now. All the things I have written about and warned about for years are coming true in a great American city in the very moments you read these words.

I lost my family home (since childhood) in New Orleans. The water is up to the attic. My daughter lost her car and all her possessions. Fortunately, we were not in New Orleans when the storm hit.

Even with those heart wrenching losses, my daughter and I are among the lucky ones.

Many thousands of European Americans are not so lucky. They now face absolute terror. And because of a near blackout of the press, most people, outside of the ones who are under seige, don’t even know that these Whites are being racially targeted. The victims have no way to communicate their plight to the outside world.

Many Whites stayed in their homes because they were either too sick or infirmed to leave or simply because they had a suspicion that they would have to protect their homes from that criminal element that makes New Orleans one of the most dangerous cities in America even in times of relative calm. Even though the jails are always bursting with apprehended criminals, the only thing that has stood between having a situation like Somalia or Rwanda was that “thin blue line” of police with high powered weapons and the punishment that awaited a tsunami of potential lawbreakers.

When the gasoline tanks in the police patrol cars went dry, the batteries went dead in their radios, when the lights and alarms went out in the streets…New Orleans turned into Somalia. (more…)

Rapes, Killings Hit Katrina Refugees
from Rense.com

Police and National Guard troops on Saturday closed down the two centers — the Superdome arena and the city’s convention center — but then penned in the storm victims outside in sweltering heat to keep them from trying to walk out of the city. The refugees, who were waiting to be taken to sports stadiums and other huge shelters across Texas and northern Louisiana, described how the convention center and the Superdome became lawless hellholes beset by rape and murder.

“They killed a man here last night,” Steve Banka, 28, told Reuters. “A young lady was being raped and stabbed. And the sounds of her screaming got to this man and so he ran out into the street to get help from troops, to try to flag down a passing truck of them, and he jumped up on the truck’s windscreen and they shot him dead.” (more…)