When a White Georgia DA Blocked the Arrest of the 2 Neuropeons who Murdered Ahmaud Arbery was She Merely Hooking Up Her Friends or Protecting Their Right to Murder Black Men in White Supremacy System?
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Dr. Frances Cress Welsing stated, “Whenever there is a sense of increased vulnerability within the local and/or global white collective - as, for example, [caused by major population changes in the US wherein the Black, Latino and Asian populations are each growing inexorably while the white population is actually literally shrinking or not growing]- there will be an increase of the ever-present "normal" daily slaughter and murder of Black and other non-white males by those both legally and illegally authorized to do so. This murder and slaughter will be logically viewed as justified within the specific logic framework of the fear of white genetic annihilation.
Within the historic framework of Western civilization and culture (the civilization and culture organized to prevent white genetic annihilation), all white peoples have the spoken or unspoken mandate to participate actively in their collective struggle for global white genetic survival. This specifically means, of necessity, the murder and slaughter of Black and other non-white males whenever it is felt within the white collective to be necessary and, therefore, justified. [MORE]
From [HERE] and [HERE] A former district attorney in Georgia was indicted Thursday on charges of violating her oath of office and obstructing a police officer in connection with an investigation into the killing of Ahmaud Arbery, a Black jogger who was gunned down after three white men chased him in trucks.
Former Brunswick Judicial Circuit top prosecutor Jackie Johnson is accused of showing favor to one defendant in the killing, retired police officer Greg McMichael, 65, who had worked for her as an investigator.
The grand jury indictment says Johnson recommended the appointment of another county’s prosecutor to handle the case without revealing that she had previously sought the assistance of that prosecutor in the Arbery investigation.
Johnson also is accused of improperly blocking the arrest of Travis McMichael, Greg’s son.
The McMichaels had chased and shot Arbery, 25, in their truck on Feb. 23, 2020, in Brunswick.
The attack was caught on film by a third man, William “Roddie” Bryan, who was driving behind them in another truck.
Travis McMichael shot Arbery three times with a shotgun.
Johnson was the DA at the time of the killing. Although she disqualified herself from handling the case as a prosecutor, the grand jury indictment says she took several actions which ended up delaying the arrests of both McMichaels and Bryan.
The case against Johnson was presented to the grand jury in Glynn County by Attorney General Chris Carr.
“Our office is committed to ensuring those who are entrusted to serve are carrying out their duties ethically and honestly,” Carr said in a prepared statement Thursday.
“We thank the Georgia Bureau of Investigation and the Glynn County Grand Jury for their hard work. While an indictment was returned today, our file is not closed, and we will continue to investigate in order to pursue justice,” he said.
The McMichaels, who have claimed they thought Arbery was a burglar, ended up being charged with murder in May 2020 after a third prosecutor, the DA for Liberty County, took over the case. Bryan was charged with murder later that same month.
The three men, who have pleaded not guilty, are due to begin their trial in that case next month.
