A Nation in Crisis
225: Tackling the Growing Wave of Violent Crime
Today’s post will be one of the most important I put out this year and next.
Crime is one of those things people get a little bit taboo about — rich elite leftists rarely ever admit that it’s a problem, after all — they’re generally insulated from the physical effects of criminals and violence for the most part. But, that does seem to be changing a bit.
But this week has highlighted that despite what “official” numbers say or what the White House so desperately wants you to believe — violent crime is soaring, fueled by illegal immigration, soft on crime District Attorneys, far left juries, the current administration’s policies, and the defund the police movement.
*Disclaimer Warning* — today’s post contains unsettling, “controversial” and disturbing content — please reconsider reading if you are squeamish or easily rattled
This week right wing pundit
likened the growing violent crime wave to periods within the Bolshevik Revolution and other tyrannical regimes, something Tucker Carlson and other pundits have also highlighted in the past because of the alarming similarities to the phenomena in modern America — others have begun to realize this occurring too — it’s not just the right wing.Essentially — present attitudes and policies towards criminals and crime is a way of enabling what’s been previously termed as Anarcho-Tyranny - which by definition is a stage of governmental dysfunction in which the state is anarchically hopeless at coping with large matters but ruthlessly tyrannical in the enforcement of small ones (Wiki).
Think — a period in time where criminals and wrong doers are exempt from laws or justice but everyday people must endure their existence and persecution. If you fight back you go to jail. If you don’t you risk bodily harm or death.
Cast aside any political issues you have with controversial individuals who I have touched on re: this concept historically and just take the below information in and make your own judgements.
Just this week the following has taken place across the United States and across the world:
Philadelphia journalist and advocate Josh Kruger was shot and killed at his home early Monday morning, according to police. He was shot seven times in the chest and abdomen
Ryan Carson, 32, who was an active proponent of the defund the police movement and once described himself as the COO of Antifa was stabbed Monday multiple times in the chest in front of his girlfriend in Brooklyn's Bedford-Stuyvesant neighborhood after a wedding, New York police said.
Pava LaPere, the CEO and founder of EcoMap Technologies, was murdered in her apartment from blunt force trauma - the man responsible was a repeat offender and prior to this act, according to a warrant, had pointed a gun at another woman inside her home and used duct-tape to restrain her and her boyfriend. He then raped the woman several times and slit her throat with a knife before dousing both victims in liquid and setting them on fire, leaving them with serious burns, police wrote (CourtTV).
Congressman Henry Cuellar, D-Texas, was the victim of a carjacking Monday night by 3 armed assailants
Three Philadelphia police officers were shot and wounded while responding to a domestic-related incident at a home that resulted in a shooting.
A man with handgun seeking the Wisconsin Gov. Tony Evers was arrested in the state Capitol, he posted bail and returned with assault rifle
Police are currently searching for three suspects wanted in the assault of a 13-year-old girl in the Bronx on Oct. 2.
Five people, including four students, were shot at Morgan State University this week — The Baltimore Police Department is still searching for those responsible
Christopher Wright (38) a father of 3 from Tennessee was shot and killed this week by Darryl Roberts, a man who had 66 prior arrests.
A 17-year-old boy has been charged with the murder of 15-year-old Elianne Andam in Croydon, south London after he stabbed her to death on a bus for refusing his advances (The Guardian)
There are some alarming implications re: race in these events but we will save that for another day — I will let you come to your own conclusions.
This isn’t alarmism or fear porn — its a real and growing trend.
Violent crime is spreading — and it’s completely random and wanton in nature. Anybody can be targeted and is being targeted.
Today we’ll outline what’s happening where it’s happening, and why it’s getting worse. Nobody is “insulated” or “immune” from being a victim or being impacted by this phenomena that is taking place. We will end with some basic considerations to help prepare and hedge against these types of events negatively impacting you.
As a reminder — these 20 minute+ deep dives are accessible to premium subs to Arb Letter outside of our weekly markets and global news updates.
The goal is to bring people up to speed on issues that are not being highlighted or discussed honestly by the legacy media or political regime in power. These issues impact all Americans and citizens around the globe directly. Many are living completely in the dark without the ability to get critical information that pertains to the longevity and quality of their lives.
Let’s start with talking about the state of violent crime and where people are at most risk of being directly affected by it and why it’s likely going to accelerate into this Winter and next year ahead of the US election.
Lawlessness Is Encouraged Now
As I’ve said before crime is a bit of a taboo topics in the US because it has real implications into stereotypes and race. People avoid it - it’s uncomfortable and it’s not sexy. As long as people don’t have to see it or get exposed to it they’re fine running their mouths off about how it should or should not be tackled.