In a 2016 Facebook post, Jalina Porter, the newly named deputy spokesperson for the US State Department under the Biden administration wrote that American police posed the largest national security threat, greater than that of ISIS, because they ‘killed’ Black Americans.
According to the The Washington Free Beacon, Porter wrote in the post, "The largest threat to US national security are US cops. Not ISIS, not Russian hackers, not anyone or anything else. If ya'll don't wake up and rise up to this truth, the genocide against Blacks in America will continue until we are near extinct. That's not the world I seek to live in or create for myself and those around me."
Porter's comments appear to have been made following a video being released of Terence Crutcher, who was shot by police in Tulsa, OK. Crutcher, was under the influence of PCP and TCP at the time of the incident according to an autopsy.
The jury of the case wrote, "it is clear to the Jury after intensely studying the video, still photos, and testimony that the windows to the SUV driven by Terrance Crutcher that evening were open and that the Jury believes from said evidence that Terrance Crutcher did in fact reach into the window disobeying the instructions of the police officers on location." The jury added that "any officer put in that situation at that exact moment and regardless of the skin color, gender or size of the suspect, would have performed the same way, which is in accordance with their law enforcement training."
At the time of her comments, Porter worked for the Truman National Security Project, a national security and foreign policy think tank which previously employed Hunter Biden. Porter also served as a staff member for Rep. Jerry McNerney, (D-CA).
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R.C.
That AR 15 my wife just bought isn't for shooting civilians.
People who turn a blind eye to a culture that thinks shooting you for wearing the wrong color t-shirt is protocol have no business complaining about racism.
Feeling depressed and want to die? A good ass kicking and some weapons grade chili spray in your face ought to cheer you right up? Am I right to understand that it was this child's black parent or guardian that called the violent racist Nazi cops that they hate so much on their beloved child?
"Ya , Farina didn't want to learn how to swim, so I threw her in a pool of sharks. I thought that would teach her a lesson. I didn't realize they would eat her. Damn sharks."
made so much 'legal'let's say 'they've given the official nod of approval' to so much absolute zorseshit, that humor and irony have now joined logic, which they threw out the window and under the bus back around 1995, if not in 1981 or earlier.)RC