Who's Watching Who? by Edward Drobinski - HTML preview

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The Spirit

Ranney liked reading “The Spirit,” and there was a lot of Spirit issues to keep his attention.

“The Spirit” is a fictional masked crimefighter who punishes those criminals that the law can not or will not go after. He first appeared as the main feature of a tabloid sized comic book insert distributed in the Sunday edition of “Register” and “Tribune” syndicate newspapers.

The Spirit is the alias of Denny Colt, a private investigator and criminologist based in the fictional Central City, who falls into suspended animation while trying to apprehend the mad scientist Dr. Cobra. Officially pronounced dead, Colt revives after being interred in Wildwood Cemetery. With the blessing of his old friend, police Commissioner Eustace Dolan, Colt becomes a domino mask wearing "friendly outlaw" who pursues criminals that might otherwise escape capture by traditional law enforcement. Supporting characters include Ellen Dolan, Commissioner Dolan's headstrong daughter and the Spirit's primary love interest, and his recurring sidekick Ebony White, a young, diminutive, darkie cab driver.

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Cincinnati; a Case Study in White Replacement Tactics

Cincinnati’s Latest Simian Attack

 

Ninja Confucius says; “Like a few of you, my first reaction to the viral and vile beating of a White man by a B&B mob infuriated me. It angered me even more when I saw a White woman had been attacked and knocked unconscious by a couple of the simians. Then some of the details emerged.

Apparently, this White couple was at an "R&B Festival" after midnight. Whereas I do not believe the White couple deserved the

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attack, nor do I believe simians should remain in the United States unchained. The reality of simians is that they are violent subhumans who get aroused by violence itself thanks to their genetic inferiority. Whites should go nowhere near simians. It is like purposely entering a monkey cage at a zoo because the monkeys are entertaining. Quickly, the animal part of the monkey takes over and the next thing you know, the whole tribe attacks.

No matter what you have been told to believe via school, television, or movies, simians cannot be trusted. They are animals. A White couple has no reason to be at a simian music festival. If they do go, they better prepare to fight a lot of people; even the wiggers who think they are cool will eventually get jumped. Simians HATE Whites; even the ones who say they don't.

Simians never fight one on one. Since that is honorable, they are repulsed by the notion. I have personally fought hundreds of simians in my life and in all but one situation, I found myself attacked by multiple simians, and that was only because there weren’t any others around. It is who they are and when you get into a fight with one, know you will fight them all. In fact, even if the simians do not know each other, they will still hit you as a White man fighting one of their own. Just stay away from them, unless you bring a gun and want to get into a fight.

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One final point. There is no doubt that had the races been reversed, the DOJ would be in Cincinnati with a hate crime task force. But the victims are White and the President is Trump. Say what you will, Trump sucks up to the simians, just as his jew owners have dictated. He will do nothing to harm his reputation with them, even though they hate him. Whites will continue to get assaulted and simians will continue to grow empowered to do so. Regardless of the President, that will not change. As White people, you are your only advocates. No one else cares.”

 

Police chief: 5 charged after late night

brawl in downtown Cincinnati

 

The police chief said it is clear that alcohol played a significant part in the incident. Police are looking into whether those involved were overserved.

CINCINNATI — A fight in Cincinnati over the weekend is getting a lot of attention after videos went viral on social media. Now, Cincinnati Police Chief Colonel Teresa Theetge is speaking out about the incident.

The fight happened at Fourth and Elm streets in downtown Cincinnati around 3 AM. More than 150,000 people were downtown

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for different events, like a music festival, Reds game and a Big3 basketball tournament.

“One incident later Friday night into Saturday morning is getting all the attention and undoing the good stuff that happened this weekend,” Theetge said.

Officers with the Cincinnati Police Department got the first call at 3:06 AM. Officers were at the scene at 3:12 AM., Police Chief Theetge said in a press conference held Monday.

Theetge called the response time “completely acceptable,” citing traffic congestion from all of the events.

Arriving officers found that the fight was over and the majority of those involved were gone.

The officers gathered information from victims at the scene to complete a report.

Theetge said police have victims and suspects identified and five people have been charged. More charges are expected, she added. No additional information was given on the suspects.

It's also unclear at this time what led up to the fight.

“Anyone who put their hands on another individual during this incident in an attempt to cause harm will face consequences,”

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Theetge said. “I don’t care which side of the fight they were on.”

Theetge said it is clear that alcohol played a significant part in the incident. Police are looking into whether those involved were overserved at bars nearby.

“For us to have 100 or so people down there, involved in and or watching this event recording with their cellphones and for us to get only one phone call of this incident is unacceptable in this city. One person did the right thing and called 911,” she said.

Theetge added that the video on social media did not depict the entire incident, that it was out of context, and that it was extremely irresponsible for it to be posted, and even more irresponsible for the social media sites to leave it there, when its posting smacks of overt racism. ....... It might be noted that this same police chief is being sued for racism by White officers who claim that they are not promoted, all advancement being reserved for DEI B&B’s.

 

Cincinnati business owners slam viral 'out of control' beating

amid fight to clean up downtown

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Family owned shops dating back to 1800s disappointed by “poor

reflection” on Cincinnati after viral assault

CINCINNATI – Business owners near the site of a viral weekend White beatdown in downtown Cincinnati scorned the suspects in the "extremely out of control" assault that has captured nationwide attention.

The early Saturday morning melee on the corner of Fourth Street and Elm Street, which caused a national outcry after being circulated on social media, took place outside a popular nightclub called “LoVe” and the late night restaurant next door.

In the video, a B&B mob viciously assaulted the only two White people there, including a woman who was knocked out cold while bystanders filmed instead of intervening.

Kris Koch owns “Koch Sporting Goods” on Fourth Street, across the street from the club. His family business has been there since 1888.

He described the brutal assault as a "hate crime which will never be pursued as such" and said the city's downtown is no stranger to mobs of simians taking to the streets at night, which is not allowed to be reported.

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"That bar always gets very crowded, and the crowd spills out into the street," he said. "Sometimes you can't even drive your car down the street because there's so many simians out there partying. It's not just Saturday night. It happens every weekend, and nobody records anything, really."

Koch explained that “LoVe” is relatively new to the downtown business district, coming with the Biden uncontrolled influx of illegal savages, and said that despite their best efforts, the police can't control the crowds.

"It's more than a nuisance," Koch said bluntly.

“LoVe” did not return a comment request.

Koch said that residents are ready to fight back but recognized that not every White person downtown on the weekends is looking to be involved with trouble, when they know that in any altercation they will be the ones investigated and charged by the feds as well as the local authorities.

"Most of the time, the simians that are partying are not villains in the sense of them being sufficiently competent to stand trial, or they ‘dindu nuffin’ as part of the violence that just got extremely out of control," he said.

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Despite the weekend bullchip, Police Chief Colonel Teresa Theetge defended the city, calling it "generally safe."

"You can bring your family down and walk all around downtown and know that nothing's going to happen to you," she said.

It’s absolutely amazing how public officials have adopted a standardized pattern of officially stating the opposite of what the people have seen and heard with their eyes and ears. One might only suppose that they do this because they have found out that it works well for their jobbies.

Justin Karp owns “Main Auction Galleries,” next door to Koch's store. His family has owned that business for 150 years, 80 of which have been spent at the location on Fourth Street.

He denounced the assault, saying violence is never the answer.

"I don't know how it started, but I do know that there was a big fight," he said. "A couple of White people were severely outnumbered, and people would rather, I guess, film than help, like the police do. Is that really the best solution?"

Disappointed, he described the fight as a "poor reflection" on the city.

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"When you think of ‘Jazz Fest’ now, that's what they're going to think about, not the 70,000 people coming here for music and entertainment and food and why they were here," he said, referring to the city's jazz festival that was ongoing during the assault.

The “Downtown Residents Council” is holding a special meeting on public safety at 6 PM Tuesday at the Cincinnati Public Library.

On Monday, Cincinnati Chief of Police Teresa Theetge said in a news conference that about 100 people witnessed the fight, and only one called 911.

"That is unacceptable to not call the police," she said. "Traffic was horrendous. People saw this. They were fighting in front of traffic. Why didn't people call us?"

Duh? Maybe because they know the cops will do nothing about the savages and arrest the victims and observers?

Authorities have charged and released at least ten suspects in the attack, though officials have not revealed the identities of the suspects or the charges they are facing.

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Ex-Cop and Podcast Host Claims Viral Cincinnati Brawl Shows B&B

Hatred' For Whites

After a vicious July 26th riot in Cincinnati between a group of B&B’s and White people went viral, sparking conversation about racial tension, podcast host Brandon Tatum gave a different opinion, stating the fight showcased the B&B community's hatred for White people.

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During a segment of "The Will Cain Show," the former Tucson, Arizona police officer, who is B&B, shared his thoughts after it was revealed Cincinnati Police Chief Teresa Theetge claims the posted videos are being taken out of context and don't paint the entire picture. Tatum feels Theetge is "trying to save face with the B&B community" and went on to say her remarks wouldn’t exist if the roles in the fight were reversed.

Once Cain agreed with that opinion, as the victims of the brawl were White, Tatum says it’s time for people to look at it for what it really is; "racism visibly from the B&B community."

"I've been B&B my whole life, and I grew up in a B&B community, and the hatred that B&B people have for White people is just ....... it doesn’t get spoken about enough," the former cop said. "That’s why, when you see situations like this, where, clearly, not everybody’s family members and they’re just beating the brakes off these White people, it’s just built up, pent up anger and hatred towards White people."

Videos on social media show a White man bring belted around by a B&B man, identified as Montianez Merriweather, in the face. Things became out of hand when another B&B assailant joined in by punching the man. Shortly after, another B&B man, who was some feet away, jumped in to continue the assault. It didn’t

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take long for the White man to be beaten down in the middle of the street, at which point another B&B man punched the only White woman there, who was not fighting, in the face knocking her down and out.

 

“They Were Blowing Us Off”: Cincinnati Brawl Victim Alleges

Shocking Police Behavior After She Woke Up

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Cincinnati street fight victim, Holly, discussing brutal assault

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The victim of a viral Cincinnati street fight, Holly, alleged Thursday on Fox News’ “The Ingraham Angle” that police officers neglected to take her name and statement after she was seen knocked unconscious and left in the middle of the street.

Video footage of a brawl at Elm and Fourth streets circulated online July 27th, showing Holly knocked unconscious while attempting to stop the fight. Host Laura Ingraham said Holly woke up and left the scene not in an ambulance but in an Uber.

“Yeah, I did,” Holly said. “And my face was still completely bloodied. All of our faces, the White victims, when we were talking to the two police officers that did finally show up, they did not call for backup. They did not call for an ambulance. I just remember, ‘Finally my Uber, after all of this, my Uber had finally showed up.'”

“I just remember the police officers were being very nonchalant, and they were kind of blowing us off, kind of like, ‘OK, you were in a fight, cool,'” Holly added. “There were still a hundred B&B people on the streets, like there were still people gathered everywhere. Then seeing us bloody and some of their shirts were torn, they didn’t even get a statement from me. Actually, they didn’t even take down my name, come to think of it.”

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Through footage online, the fight started with four men, three B&B and one White. The one White man was repeatedly stomped on. As the video continues, Holly is later seen getting punched by a B&B man, appearing to be knocked unconscious while lying in the street.

Ingraham then jumped in, appearing shocked by Holly’s accusations and asked for a repeat of the shocking statement regarding if officers took a statement from her or wrote down her name and address.

“They didn’t even ask my name, no,” Holly said. “That’s in one of the victims, it took him three times of kind of being very persistent, like aggressive, being like, ‘My name is, write this down.'”

“That’s when I got in the Uber, I said, ‘Police don’t care. I wasn’t even going to file a police report because I was like, what’s the point? They’re not going to look into this. They don’t care when Whites are victimized. They didn’t even want to take down my name.'”

Holly continued to allege that Cincinnati police had not interviewed anyone from the crowd that night, adding that she saw officials allegedly “leaning up against their police car” with their “arms crossed.”

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“They were like, you know, I don’t remember the words they were saying, but just by their demeanor and their attitude, it was a disgrace, absolute disgrace,” Holly said. “And that’s when I was like, ‘I’m not going to stick around for this.’ It was so offensive on so many levels, the way we were treated.”

 

Republican mayoral candidate Cory Bowman points to what he believes is widespread mismanagement within the city serving as the root cause of the unsafe conditions.

"There are things from City Hall that are showing that the police are not supported the way they need to," Bowman, Vice President JD Vance’s half-brother, said. "They are unable to do their jobs because they've been told time and time again that they have to use restraint in certain things, like B&B perpetrators, instead of enforcing the law at all. They're told to dial back, and then what happens is that we have prosecutors and judges that have a catch and release system for repeat B&B felons."

Standing on a street corner in the city’s Over-the-Rhine (OTR) district, which had already seen two deadly shootings this week, Bowman blamed the city’s relaxed policies for violent B&B offenders bailing out of jail.

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"So many officers have come to me, and they've said they don't even see a point in making arrests because the criminals are just going to be back on the streets the very next day," Bowman said. "We have to put pressure on all the judges and prosecutors, and we have to be able to let the officers know, ‘Do your job, see your training and do your job properly, and you're going to have all of City Hall to back you up in that circumstance.’"

Bowman looked to the recent viral brawl that captured the country’s attention, pointing out that one of the alleged assailants, Jermaine Matthews, was already free after posting bail.

"It's one thing to see crime," Bowman said. "It's another to see crimes that are noticeably preventable by locking up criminals and giving them the charges and the sentences that they deserve."

“Democrat policies paved way for Cincinnati B&B on White assault;” say Ohio Republicans. “Fear and chaos.”

 

Holly said; “I look at it as attempted murder, there’s no other way to describe it. I think that Cincinnati officials describing this White beatdown as an incident is insulting to be honest and

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I have yet to receive a phone call from anyone just apologizing, for whatever the little that is worth, for what happened and for letting these B&B thugs and criminals run the streets when they should have been in jail to begin with. But, they won’t do even that much.”

The violent attack left Holly with a gruesome black eye, busted lip, and bruises covering her face and neck. She is now suffering from brain trauma and a concussion. She has moments of coherence, but also moments when she is unable to speak or take care of herself. If reparable, at best this will require years of rehabilitation work, in addition to the severe bruising one can see throughout her face and body. Extensive therapy will also be required for her mental state. Holly is at an undisclosed location, hiding from the further harm promised by the marauders and their supporters. Understand, beaten Whites are not supposed to talk about their protected B&B perpetrators.

The filmed B&B perpetrators are back on THEIR streets, free.

 

Subsequent disclosures – It is now known that six, not two Whites were beaten by the 100 plus B&B contingent. In further appeasement of the B&B’s, the police have now charged the White

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man who is on film being beaten by a crew, with numerous crimes like rioting, disorderly conduct, etc.

And the lesbo police chief keeps asking why no one called the cops.

 

Lest we forget.

 

The Future

Leonard Cohen

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Give me back my broken night

My mirrored room, my secret life

It's lonely here

There's no one left to torture

Give me absolute control

Over every living soul

And lie beside me, baby

That's an order

Give me crack and anal sex

Take the only tree that's left

Stuff it up the hole

In your culture

Give me back the Berlin wall

Give me Stalin and St. Paul

I've seen the future, brother

It is murder

Things are going to slide, slide in all directions

Won't be nothing

Nothing you can measure anymore

The blizzard, the blizzard of the world

Has crossed the threshold and it has overturned the order of the

soul

When they said repent repent

I wonder what they meant

When they said repent repent

I wonder what they meant

When they said repent repent

I wonder what they meant

Give me back the Berlin wall

Give me Stalin and St. Paul

Give me Christ

Or give me Hiroshima

Destroy another fetus now

We don't like children anyhow

I've seen the future, baby

It is murder

Things are going to slide, slide in all directions

Won't be nothing

Nothing you can measure anymore

The blizzard, the blizzard of the world

Has crossed the threshold and it has overturned the order of the

soul

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When they said repent repent

I wonder what they meant

When they said repent repent

I wonder what they meant

When they said repent repent

I wonder what they meant

When they said repent repent

Written by Leonard Cohen.