Racism in Minnesota, 2007

Here is an excellent article that shows the true face of racism in Minnesota and the US in 2007. The face of racism is black.

'Victim' of cross burning in Anoka now faces charges

The black resident apparently told others that he was going to set the fire and blame his neighbor.

A black Anoka resident who three days ago reported the burning of a cross on his lawn was charged Friday with setting the blaze himself in a search for sympathy and money.

Police began to suspect De'Andre June Sr., 47, after learning that he had told inmates at the Anoka County jail last week that he was going to burn a cross in his yard and blame it on his neighbor.

According to the complaint, one of the inmates told investigators that he had asked June what he had against his neighbor. "Nothing, but I'm the only dot [black]" on the block, June replied.

The liberals have so ingrained the fantasy of rampant racism into our society that now we have blacks openly trading on this stupidity for fun and profit.

June has been convicted of numerous felonies in Minnesota and has served various stretches of prison time since 1993, said Department of Corrections spokeswoman Shari Burt.

His crimes have ranged from burglary to motor vehicle theft to fleeing an officer, and his last prison term ended in June 2002, Burt said.

This summer, he was sentenced in Hennepin County for financial fraud involving criminal use of a credit card from his former employer. He was released from the Anoka County jail on Monday after spending a week there in connection with a series of driving violations.

If the media actually did their jobs, they would have known this before they broadcast this lie for everyone to see. Most people will remember the initial story and most likely miss the retraction. (The story is not prominently featured by the Red Star online.)

As his family watched, according to the complaint, June became agitated and began to shout profanities at the officers. At one point, he fell to the floor and said he was having a heart attack, the complaint says.

Fred Sanford: "Do you hear that Elizabeth, here comes the big one!"

Further proof that black "culture" is a parody of it's self.