Archiving the “strange death of Europe,” as Douglas Murray put it, and the West more broadly, at the hands of the neoliberal technocracy.
All the Social Justice™ people need is just one actual, honest-to-goodness, bona fide lynching of a BIPOC by the white man (literal Satan), and the Democrats believe they could leverage it to set off the full-on Mad Max race war that their paymasters so desperately want so as to justify the further expansion of the technology-driven police state under anarcho-tyranny.
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Among many other attempts, they tried valiantly to make Juicy Smollett’s pseudo-lynching a few years ago catch fire, but the details were just too absurd on their face to pass the smell test.
Thus, the amateur-hour false flag tall tale quickly fell apart when it was discovered that Juicy had recruited his two non-KKK Nigerian trainers to stage the event in order to garner more attention for himself — the one thing above all else that theater twinks like Juicy crave.
Sad!
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Anyway, federal civil rights attorney (self-styled) Lee Merritt and an emissary of the Lord, Rev. Jamal Bryant, recently held a black power rally in Washington, D.C., to fearmonger about the non-existent threat of black lynchings, which His Holiness the Reverend Jamal eloquently described as “a crisis emergency” — apparently not understanding that a crisis, by definition, is an emergency.
Via Black America Web (emphasis added):
Held at the Westin Washington, D.C., Hotel, the event examined both the history and the series of contemporary deaths that families and civil rights advocates fear may be modern-day lynchings but have not been investigated as such. Three panel discussions featured a range of experts, including civil rights attorneys, mental health professionals, and scientists.
The panelists explored how the deaths of Black people are frequently misclassified, how those classifications can derail investigations, and how the growing crisis of Black suicide complicates questions surrounding these suspicious deaths.
Merritt opened the program by inviting a group of students and recent graduates from his civil rights fellowship program to read the names of victims of racial violence.
“I’ve learned that sometimes we often too quickly dehumanize the situation,” Merritt said. “We make slogans and hashtags. These are people. We have to start with their names.”*
Rev. Bryant described the current moment as “a crisis emergency,” adding that “the same generation who witnessed Emmett Till is now having to see Nolan Wells.”
*Say her name!
One week ago, on September 18, we came together at the Congressional Black Caucus forum to confront the modern-day lynchings and Black hangings occurring across this country. I’m deeply grateful to everyone who gave their time, energy, expertise, and support to make this important conversation possible. The work does not end with one forum. We have clear direction and now we must carry these solutions back to our communities, demand proper accountability, and turn this moment into meaningful action. It’s on us.— Lee Merritt (@LeeMerrittesq) September 25, 2026
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Unfortunately, every single lynching hoax these people have tried to pimp to the media in recent history has turned out to be just that, including the case of Nolan Wells.
In that case, the grand jury impaneled to decide whether to bring charges — an extremely low bar, far below the level of proof that would be required to actually achieve a conviction — “found no credible evidence to support the public allegations that any persons who rode to or from Horn Island on July 4, 2026 on the Triton, the Palm Beach, or the Tideline engaged in any criminal conduct related to the death of Mr. Wells.”
