If slapping toddlers to the ground is not to your liking, that’s because you’re judging the rich African-American culture with the lenses of your own culture soaked in patriarchal privilege. You have to keep an open mind about this stuff, you know?

Daily Mail:

This is the disturbing moment a pregnant mother is captured on video violently smacking her toddler-aged son to the ground as he cries hysterically.

Alazai Gardner, 21, of West Memphis, Arkansas, is seen in cell phone footage captured by an unidentified woman slapping her child in an angry rage. Footage of the upsetting abuse surfaced online Saturday evening.

The unidentified witness later told Fox 13 Memphis she began filming the abuse after seeing Gardner smack the little boy ‘multiple times’.

The witness rushed to the police station to reveal the video immediately afterward.

Gardner was arrested late Saturday and booked to the Crittenden County Detention Center.

The mother has been charged with felony second-degree battery.

This is what black “parenting” looks like when the parents are present. The sad thing is that the people most outraged about footage like the one seen in this case are coincidentally the ones most supportive of importing all shades of black in the form of “refugees” to pay pensions or whatever. They don’t realize that importing grown dark-skinned people results in those people having kids and raising those kids the way they’ve been raised in the shithole they come from, which then repeat the processes.

If people have a problem with the way blacks parent their children, maybe don’t flood the country with blacks? Because trying to force our way of parenthood in them is not only racist but also a form of rape through forced cultural appropriation.

…and that’s not who we are. We’re better than that.

You know who’s also better than that? Smaller monkeys.

Daily Mail:

A monkey kidnapped a two-year-old boy from a house in India so it had someone to play with- then hugged the boy and refused to give him back.

The primate and the baby can be seen sitting by the roadside as the monkey tries to peel something from the child’s hair.

A woman who spots the baby and can be seen approaching the primate to rescue the baby, who was thought to have been taken from a house in Haryana, but the monkey refuses to let it go.

Small monkeys literally treat toddlers better than nigger parents treat their toddlers.

You can watch the video below.

Negroes regularly come up with novel ideas for crimes that White people do not even have the words to properly describe, as they are not the sort of crimes that have ever been heard of before in White society.

This is one of them.

Daily Mail:

A father has been charged with the murder of his newborn baby after allegedly using the infant as a weapon to attack his girlfriend.

Alexander Forba, 32, snatched the infant from her mother and gripped the three-day-old baby by the legs to beat his partner like a club, a court heard.

Prosecutors told Pretoria Prison Court in South Africa that Forba then threw the infant to the floor of their apartment and continued to attack the woman until witnesses intervened.

The Cameroon national is believed to have flown into a rage after questioning whether he was actually the father of the child, police said.

I bet that all the readers of the Daily Stormer were able to correctly guess that the the mass child murderer in Cairns, Australia was Black.

The Prime Minister Tony Abbott had this to say about it: “This is an unspeakable crime. These are trying days for our country.”

It is also crime that would have remained unspoken and not even contemplated if the country had been kept White, Mr Abbott.

Mirror:

This is the first picture of the mum arrested after eight children were found dead in a house in Cairns, Australia.

Mersane Warria – believed to be the mother of seven of the victims aged between 18 months and 15 – is recovering in hospital with chest wounds thought to be self-inflicted.

Haunting pleas for forgiveness came from the house of horrors where she is suspected of knifing to death eight children before stabbing herself, says a witness.

A neighbour said before the mass tragedy was discovered, the mother was shouting: “Don’t let them take them away. God bless us. Forgive me for what I’ll do.”

Another neighbour said she saw Warria, also known as Raina Thaiday, taking possessions from her home saying she was going to “make a fresh start”.

Warria, 34, was said to be in a stable condition and due for a mental health assessment, following the killings in Cairns on Australia’s north-east coast.

A man thought to be the children’s step-father, who lived at the address, was also in hospital.

Colma police have arrested a 27-year-old woman, accused of attacking a shopper at Nordstrom Rack after being asked to quiet down a tantrum-throwing child with her. Officers identified Terrie Elzie as the woman on surveillance video, and she is being held on $50,000 bail on suspicion of felony battery causing serious injury.

A shopper at the Colma store said she was punched in the face by a mother after telling her to quiet down her child, who was throwing a tantrum on November 3rd.

Natalie Bree Hajek-Richardson told KPIX 5 that she was in the checkout line of the Nordstrom Rack when a child between the age of 4 and 6 began throwing a loud tantrum.

“It didn’t bother me that the child was throwing the tantrum, but the volume was very loud, it was hurting my ears,” Hajek-Richardson said.

The shopper said she asked the child’s mother to quiet the child down, but nicely. That’s when things began going sideways.

“She came to the side of me and told me not to tell her child what to do. And I told her that I didn’t ask your child what to do, I asked you very nicely to calm down your child just a little bit,” Hajek-Richardson recalled.

Hajek-Richardson said she then told the mom off. “I told her to go to hell and she told me I’ll see you there,” she said.

When Hajek-Richardson left the store, she said the mom followed her to her car. “Was asking me, ‘Where’d you tell me to go?’ So I repeated again what I said to her, and I told her that I told her to go to hell,” she said.

Video shows a woman suspected to be Elzie in a red shirt walking toward Hajek-Richardson before they both end up on the asphalt.

“My teeth hurt, my elbow hurts, I got a bruise on my thigh,” Hajek-Richardson said. Her gums are black and blue and she may lose two of her teeth. Dentists were able to re-insert one tooth in her gum, and the other two are being bonded together to save them.

Even in the wake of the attack she defends her choice.

The case is now with the San Mateo County District Attorney

A group of strangers stepped in when they saw a child left in a hot car while the child’s mother shopped and now the mother has been charged with second-degree child endangerment, a misdemeanor.

One woman who didn’t want to be identified said she and others spotted the little girl in the car and, when they couldn’t tell if the child was sleeping or unconscious, she and others sprang into action.

A report from the Kansas City, MO, Police Department said officers were called to the Game Stop, located just southeast of Interstate 29 and Missouri Route 152, about 7 p.m. Monday.

When they got to the area, police were called to the nearby Chipotle where they were told people were fighting. Tiquana S. Pasco, 29, was found yelling near the front door that someone had her daughter, but police say she was belligerent and didn’t follow orders from them.

A family said it began when they walked out of Chipotle and found a young child sitting in a car alone in her car seat. The car was not running and the windows were partly down. A couple of witnesses began looking for the child’s parent and one of them called police. They said they could see the 20-month-old girl sweating a lot inside.

“She opened the door and pulled the child out because she was awake with just sweat pouring down her face,” Jeremy Welch said.

Welch has a family of his own and his wife runs a daycare. They knew the child needed help.

“The other woman got a bottle of water and was giving her some water and we were just holding her,” he said.

Finally, a witness opened the unlocked door and took the child out of the car and a couple of them went to take the child into the air conditioning at Chipotle to cool off. It was then that witnesses told police that the girl’s mother, later identified as Pasco, came out of the Game Stop store and began shouting that they were taking her daughter.

“Suddenly this young woman comes out of the Game Stop and starts demanding who took her child out of her car,” Welch said.

“When she came out of the Game Stop her first words were ‘who took my baby?’ She was more incredulous that someone opened her door than the welfare of her child,” the woman who didn’t want to be identified said.

The officer’s report said that the witnesses told Pasco to calm down and that they had called police, but she responded that they should give her daughter back to her so they can leave. Witnesses then said that Pasco approached them and tried to pull the little girl from their arms.

“She kept yanking on the child’s arm to get her back. At that point the child was starting to cry and she got sick, vomiting at least three times,” the woman said.

When the witnesses walked back into Chipotle, they said Pasco followed them and pushed and hit Welch who got between her and the woman holding her little girl, demanding that they return her. Pasco also punched Welch and tore his shirt.

“She just grabbed my shirt and yanked it and I told her, ‘ma’am, I am going to restrain you now,'” he said.

The scuffle went on for minutes.

“(She said) give me my baby, I’m going, give me my baby,” Welch said.

Other people jumped in and got between Pasco and Welch and held the mother to the ground until police arrived.

“I wouldn’t change my actions, not one bit. Do I wish that somebody else would have taken charge of it before me so that I didn’t have to get involved, maybe,” Welch said.

A female witness said that during the disturbance the child threw up on herself and the woman holding her. The woman holding her took the child to the restroom to get cleaned up and said, once inside, the little girl vomited again.

“As I escorted her out of the restaurant, she (the mother) said that she left her (the child) in the car since she was asleep,” police wrote in their report.

The police report said they checked the thermometer in their patrol car when they got the call and it read 89 degrees.

“Sadly, we know all too well that leaving a child in a car can have tragic consequences. According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, when the outside temperature is just 83 degrees, the temperature inside a car can reach 109 degrees in 15 minutes, even with the window rolled down two inches,” Platte County Prosecutor Eric Zahnd said in a written release.

The little girl was checked out by EMS at the scene and released to a godparent.

“The family was appreciative that I had the child instead of someone else who could have taken her. The car doors were unlocked and she was gone for at least 10 minutes,” said the woman who didn’t want to be identified.

She went on to say that she doesn’t think Pasco is a bad mother, just one who made a poor decision and used bad judgment, judgment that could have led to something serious happening to her child.

The mother was taken to headquarter’s detention and booked on an investigative hold. If convicted of child endangerment, Pasco faces up to a year in jail. She is currently being held in lieu of a $1,500 cash or surety bond.

Welch said he is also filing charges against Pasco.

No one answered when KCTV5 went to Pasco’s home.

The Black youth have come up with an hilarious new game called ‘Fire Challenge’, where they pour flammable liquid over their bodies and then set fire to themselves.

It really is a much more productive way for them to spend their time than playing ‘Knockout.’

This particular incident below actually made it onto the TV news, so hopefully that will encourage more of them to try it and keep them from causing trouble elsewhere.

Not to worry. This took place in France. America, on the other hand, is a nation of immigrants.

Diversity is our strength. Add a slew of other clichés to sooth your conscience and enhance your mental delusions.

While we’re at it, lets remind ourselves of the faux stereotypes that characterize Irish and Italian immigrants as mafia mobs. There are plenty of Hollywood productions to reinforce that delusion and create a false reality that all immigrants are violent thugs, regardless of race or ethnic heritage. Then — when a Moroccan stabs her teacher to death in front of a classroom full of terrified five and six year olds — we can think, “Oh, well! White immigrants were even worse!”

Daily Mail:

A school teacher was stabbed to death by a pupil’s mother in front of a classroom full of her horrified five and six-year-old students.

Fabienne Calmes, a 34-year-old mother of two little girls, died after being stabbed in the abdomen this morning, the last day of term at the Edouard Herriot school in the town of Albi in south west France.

The 47-year-old attacker reportedly burst into the classroom and screamed ‘I’m not a thief’ before stabbing the teacher in the abdomen.

She then attempted to escape but was caught around 20 minutes later close to the school grounds.

The Moroccan-born woman, who holds Spanish nationality, has a police record for child neglect and not reporting a runaway child, French radio reported.

Benoit Hamon, France’s education minister, paid tribute to Ms Calmes. Using her maiden name, he said: ‘I want to pay tribute to the memory of Fabienne Terral-Calmes.

‘She was 34, a school teacher, mother to two little girls, Romane et Adele, who have lost their mummy. And the national education system has lost a formidable teacher.’

The attack took place around 9am at the school in the Lapanouse area of the town which has 284 pupils aged from three to 11.

The murderer fled the scene of the crime, and evaded arrest for 20 minutes before police found her near her home. The victim’s time of death was 11am.

Out in Africa it is quite common for Blacks to have children just so that they can sell them as slaves. Of course if the child dies, then they would usually just eat it. But thanks to the generous British welfare system, this enterprising Black was able to continue making money from his offspring for another 10 years after she had passed away.

From the Express:

A SHAMELESS dad escaped a jail sentence despite pocketing £49,000 in benefits for 10 years after his baby daughter died.

Jem Bakalej conned ­taxpayers, brazenly creaming off handouts by pretending he was a single parent.

Grace died just a month after she was born in 2001 – but Bakalej collected £35,359 in income support, £6,806 in child tax credits and £6,826 in child benefit until November 2011.

He avoided prison because his autistic son depends on him.

Instead he was given a 12-month sentence, suspended for two years, at Northampton Crown Court yesterday after pleading guilty to three counts of cheating the public revenue.

Bakalej, who has not worked since 2000, was ordered to pay back the money at the rate of £20 a week. It means he will not settle the debt until he is 102.

During her short life Grace lived with her mother who also received child benefit for the couple’s three other children.

A crossing guard was killed and two young girls were injured in a Clearwater crash Tuesday morning in which the at-fault driver and father of the girls fled the scene and was later arrested, police said.

The crossing guard, retired Clearwater police officer Doug Carey, was struck and thrown while standing on the northwest corner of Gulf to Bay Boulevard and Belcher Road around 9 a.m.

Carey, 70, was a Clearwater officer from 1968 through 1987 and has worked as a crossing guard for the last few years. He was well established in the community and had a wife and adult children.

According to Clearwater police, 28-year-old Julious Johnson was driving a black Cadillac west on Gulf to Bay Boulevard at a high rate of speed around 9 a.m. and ran a red light at Belcher Road.

The Cadillac collided with a Honda that was traveling in the opposite direction and turning north onto Belcher Road. That caused the Cadillac to leave the road and strike Carey, who was standing near a concrete pillar at the sidewalk adjacent to the intersection.

Two preschool girls, ages 2 and 4, were riding in the Cadillac, and the older girl was ejected.

Johnson got out of the car, handed the younger child to a stranger, saying “please take care of my child,” and fled the scene, Clearwater Police Chief Anthony Holloway said.

Witnesses told officers that Johnson saw the older child lying in the street, looked down and ran away, police said.

“He then came back, took some thing out of his vehicle – we’re still trying to determine what he took out – and then he took off running again,” Holloway said.

Johnson was captured a short distance away in the parking lot of an Albertsons grocery store. He faces charges of leaving the scene of a crash causing death, aggravated child neglect, driving on a revoked or suspended license and other crimes.

Holloway said Johnson has a lengthy record that includes some 17 arrests since 2005. He told detectives he fled because he was driving on a suspended license.

Both girls were transported to Bayfront Health St. Petersburg – the older girl with multiple fractures and a possible head injury, and the younger with minor injuries. The driver of the Honda, a young woman, was taken to Morton Plant Hospital in Clearwater for precautionary reasons, police said.

Grandmother of 4-year-old: ‘It hurt me so bad because that’s my heart’

The grandmother of the 4-year-old girl thrown into the middle of the road spoke out Tuesday night.

Beatrice Butler told Bay News 9 in an exclusive interview that her daughter called her as soon as she heard about the accident and that her granddaughter, Julyisa, was being flown to the hospital.

“I just, you know, it’s so sad, so sad, so tragic,” said Butler, as she stood at the scene of the deadly accident Tuesday night.

Earlier in the morning when she first heard the news, she said she raced as fast as she could to the hospital hoping and praying that her granddaughter was going to be ok.
“When I went in there, I was just in so much tears,” said Butler. “Not even knowing that the father just left her in the road to die. You know, just laying there. And a stranger pick her up.”

Reflecting on the entire accident itself, she, along with many others, couldn’t understand how anyone, let alone the child’s father could do what police said he did.

“That’s my grandbaby,” Butler said. “You just leave her there just to die. I couldn’t get here fast enough because it just, I’m so sorry, because it just hurt me so bad because that’s my heart.”

The makeshift memorial at the accident scene grew throughout the night where the crossing guard was killed.

Bay News 9 spoke with Tatiana Horne, 13, and her mother moments after they placed flowers at the memorial.

Tatiana said she had been there just moments before and remembered she forgot her cell phone and as she walked back to her house, she heard a loud bang and turned around to see the tragedy unfold.

“It was terrifying actually,” Horne said. “It really hurt me. I knew that he wouldn’t survive.”

As for Julysia’s grandmother, she believes her granddaughter survived because of a Good Samaritan and she wants to find that person.

“Whoever helped my grandbaby, I just want to thank you, whoever you are,” said Butler.  “I just want to thank you and God bless you and just come forward, please.  Thank you so much.”

Butler said that Julysia is doing well and at the same time in a lot of pain.

As for Julious Johnson’s family, they didn’t want to speak on-camera but his brother, Jerrod Johnson, issued this statement reading, in part:

“I don’t know who’s fault it is. I hope that it’s just a bad accident. He’s a good parent to his kids.  He probably left the scene to get help. He just panicked. He’s not that type of person.”

Doug Carey remembered

Carey was a detective and field training officer during his time with the Clearwater Police Department.

“We all worked with this gentleman so we know him,” Holloway said. “We’re trying to get all our emotions in check so we can do this investigation.”

Bob Repp worked with Carey in the 1970s and 80s.

“First time I met Doug, he was working in Vice and I was called to meet with them to help serve a search warrant,” he said.

Repp was a rookie back then and recalls how helpful Carey was. It wasn’t until years later that the two became friends after they both retired from the force.

Carey went on to be a security guard at Morton Plant Hospital and rode with Repp and other members of the Enforcer’s Motorcycle Club for several years before leaving the club for health reasons. Carey became a school crossing guard in 2010.

One of the things Repp said he will remember most about Carey was how proud he was of his wife and two adult children, and a grandson.

Repp said Carey was always talking about them with a smile and now he hopes the same community Carey served will rally around his family in support through this difficult time.

A father who allegedly abandoned his two children in the wreckage of a car crash after they were seriously injured, has been arrested by police.

Detectives believe Umbar Ali was driving a Vauxhall Zafira, which was involved in a collision with an Alfa Romeo in Bradford, West Yorkshire on Saturday night.

Two children, aged two and four, were discovered by police officers in the Zafira alone.

They were taken to hospital with serious injuries.

Officers believe Ali, 39, from Bradford is the father of the youngsters.

The accident happened in Queen’s Road at the junction with Valley Road, Manningham, at around 9.30pm.

Ali is thought to have fled the scene, sparking a manhunt.

A spokesman for West Yorkshire Police said: ‘We can confirm a 39-year-old man has been arrested in connection with the incident.’

He said the man has been detained on suspicion of failing to stop at the scene of an accident.

Officers had been concerned that Ali may have been injured in the accident and could require treatment in hospital.

Two people in the Alfa Romeo, aged 34 and 32, were freed from the vehicle by firefighters and taken to hospital with suspected spinal injuries and a broken collar bone.

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