June 30, 2021 - Radio Renaissance - Jared Taylor
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| Hello, I'm Jared Taylor with American Renaissance. | |
| Former Los Angeles policeman Christopher Dorner is finally dead. | |
| It took what the chief of the LAPD calls"by far the largest manhunt in the history of the LA region" to catch him. | |
| It's a dramatic story, alright, but the real drama is race. | |
| Dorner was black. | |
| And claimed that racism and corruption in the police department pushed him over the edge. | |
| He's now a hero to many blacks. | |
| And Jesse Jackson says that he can feel Dorner's hurt and pain. | |
| Christopher Dorner declared war on the police. | |
| He managed to kill two officers and seriously injured two more. | |
| He killed a young woman and her fiancé. | |
| A former girlfriend calls him twisted. | |
| And severely emotionally disturbed. | |
| And what has the LAPD decided to do? | |
| Open a full investigation to see whether the LAPD might have made a mistake when they fired Dorner five years ago. | |
| This is a classic case of American racial craziness. | |
| But to understand just how crazy, we need to start at the beginning. | |
| In 2007, Dorner was a rookie. | |
| In LAPD, working under a training officer, a white woman named Teresa Evans. | |
| According to her records from that period, he was preoccupied with race. | |
| What were the races of the suspects? | |
| What were the races of the officers who arrested them? | |
| He wanted her to tell him everything she knew about racism in the department and whether she had ever been mistreated. | |
| She told him they just ought to do their jobs. | |
| On July 28, 2007, they were called to a hotel in San Pedro, California, where a man was behaving strangely. | |
| He turned out to be mentally ill. | |
| He got rowdy and had to be restrained. | |
| Two hotel employees and Sergeant Eddie Hernandez of the LAPD saw what happened. | |
| Teresa Evans wrote up a supervisor's evaluation of Dorner in which she said that he had to improve in"officer safety and common sense and good judgment." He was still on probation and this was potentially bad enough to wash him out of the department. | |
| The next day, the day after he got this bad evaluation, Dorner reported that Teresa Evans had used improper force on the mentally ill man. | |
| He claimed she kicked him in the chest and face. | |
| This charge resulted in a full internal investigation in which 12 witnesses gave formal testimony. | |
| The mentally ill man had made a recorded statement in a lawyer's office saying that he had been kicked. | |
| But when the investigators questioned him formally, his answers were incoherent and non-responsive. | |
| The investigation concluded that the charges against Teresa Evans were false, and the LAPD fired Dorner in September 2008. | |
| He then sued in Superior Court to get his job back and lost. | |
| Dorner appealed that decision to the Court of Appeals of California. | |
| There, a panel of two judges went back over the entire record. | |
| And their decision, the decision they rendered in 2011, is online. | |
| This is the most important sentence. | |
| Sergeant Hernandez and the two Doubletree employees who witnessed the incident, Adride and Perez, did not see any kicks. | |
| The judges also noted: That a photo of the mentally ill man, taken right after his arrest, did not show any dirt on his white shirt that would have indicated that he was kicked. | |
| The judges also found it very suspicious that Mr. Dorner didn't make a complaint about excessive force until after he got the bad evaluation. | |
| The court concluded that the LAPD had done the right thing. | |
| is a lawyer who represented Mr. Dorner during the internal LAPD investigation in 2008. | |
| He's now widely quoted as saying about his client"This officer wasn't given a fair shake" and that"This officer is being made a scapegoat." Some news stories make it sound as though that is what Mr. Kwan is saying today, | |
| but that's what he was saying five years ago. | |
| Exactly what a defense lawyer is supposed to say. | |
| Now, Dorner says, Mr. Kwan did not defend him properly, and so he took particularly cruel revenge. | |
| He killed Mr. Kwan's 27-year-old daughter, along with her fiancé. | |
| It was only after he killed her that he went gunning for policemen. | |
| So what kind of fellow was this Christopher Dorner? | |
| He put up a foul-mouthed 11,000-word tirade on Facebook in which we learn that he is in favor of gun control, loves Michelle Obama's bangs, thinks Hillary Clinton would make a great president, likes leftist television commentators, | |
| and thinks he has been tormented by racism ever since he was a child. | |
| He's also clearly crazy. | |
| Arianna Williams is a woman who dated him while he was still a police officer. | |
| She calls him twisted, super paranoid, and severely emotionally and mentally disturbed. | |
| She also says he was obsessed with being a police officer. | |
| In her words, for somebody like Chris, he was the type of person that without him having a badge, without him having that job, title of police officer, I really don't think he would exist without it. | |
| Could that be a motive to make false accusations against a supervisor who gave bad ratings? | |
| Miss Williams says Dorner regularly made things up and that the investigators simply saw through his lies. | |
| Later, Dorner married a woman named April Carter. | |
| She filed for divorce after less than a month. | |
| Her brother says she is deeply embarrassed by the marriage, which he says really lasted only about eight hours, and that she refuses to talk about it. | |
| So here we have a guy who completely jumped the tracks, ran around Southern California killing people, and the Los Angeles police are going to reopen the 2008 investigation and go sniffing for racism. | |
| What this means is that you can be a psychopath and a cop killer, But if you are black and you yell about racism, then oh my gosh, we need to look into this. | |
| Police Chief Charlie Beck is in effect saying, we don't trust our own system. | |
| We don't trust our own people. | |
| We don't trust the courts. | |
| We think this guy, who would have killed all of us if he could have, is on to something. | |
| Does Chief Beck think that six years later, witnesses are going to change their testimony and say,"Yeah, I saw her kick the guy. | |
| I covered up for her because I don't like black people." Well, the message is clear. | |
| If you make a big enough stink about what you claim is racism, we'll listen. | |
| You could be murderous scum, but if you use the magic R word, you might just be in the right. | |
| This craven attitude only encourages other blacks to think that Mr. Dorner is a heroic black man standing up against racism. | |
| Of course, many of them thought he was a hero from the start. | |
| If you go to a website called twitchy.com, you will see what black people were tweeting about Dorner while he was still alive. | |
| For example, Chris Dorner is an American hero. | |
| He's fighting racism. | |
| This Christopher Dorner is a real ass nigga man I respect him. | |
| Black History Month at its finest. | |
| It is February, you know. | |
| Shout out to Christopher Dorner for making Black History Month real this year. | |
| If Dorner gets caught, I'm starting a riot. | |
| Keep running and shooting black man. | |
| He's a black superhero. | |
| Please take as many pigs wit you before they shoot you. | |
| Dorner, if you could read this, you can stay at my pad. | |
| Well, now that he's dead, the people who were rooting for him can commiserate by using the Twitter hashtag Team Dorner. | |
| And then there's Jesse Jackson's open letter. | |
| It starts out, Dear Christopher Dorner. | |
| I understand your feelings of hurt and pain. | |
| I guess that's the hurt and pain of being a black man in racist America. | |
| I wonder if Mr. Jackson sent a note to Mr. Quan about the hurt and pain of losing his daughter. | |
| Mr. Jackson goes on to list several, quote, good and credible people in the Los Angeles area who will, quote, gladly receive you. | |
| Receive him? | |
| I'm not quite sure what that means. | |
| But it's a funny thing about these good and credible people. | |
| They're all black. | |
| Just a coincidence, I suppose. | |
| So here we have a race-obsessed killer and race-obsessed Jesse Jackson and race-obsessed black people offering the killer a place to stay. | |
| And we have a white police chief reopening the investigation because white people might have done something racist. | |
| We will always have crazy people in this country, but only a crazy country could believe that the problem is the police department and not Christopher Dorner. |
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