J6 Hype Lady! Roe Ruined Kids! Emmett Till Lies! (Thu. 6-30-22)

Kangaroo J6 Committee pretends to believe Cassidy! Virus means close the border! Roe increased sex out-of-wedlock! Hake rehashes Emmett Till. 

The Hake Report, Thursday, June 30, 2022 AD: [Minute and a half of silence at beginning — rough start!] // Jan 6 RINO Liz Cheney "believes" turncoat Cassidy Hutchinson smearing Trump! // Was the late Senate Sergeant-at-Arms Michael Stenger a J6 scapegoat? // Establishment pretends to protect the country from Virus while leaving the Border wide open! // INTERESTING CALLERS: Denny calls out German court's shameful attack on an old man; Art calls out the Supreme Court; Maze attacks Art as "bright" (her word for dumb); Tara cries "race hustler"! // John Lott exposes Roe v. Wade-induced societal decline. // Emmett Till's accuser did not recant. //

MUSIC: "Do I Belong?" - The Hidden Cameras - Origin:Orphan (2009, Arts & Crafts) // "Cruise with Me" - Patrick Patrikios - YouTube Audio Library (Chris selection) // 

CALLERS

Denny in Bulgaria calls the German court ridiculously evil, persecuting a 101-year-old man. // 

Art in Ohio goes after the Supreme Court and gov't not protecting us from the invasion! // 

Maze in Dayton, OH goes after Art as "bright" (her word for dumb), nitpicking his message. // 

Tara in Virginia calls Hake a wannabe JLP "race hustler." She's upset at misbehaving POCs. //

TIME STAMPS

• 0:00:00 SILENCE (BLACK SCREEN, NO AUDIO!)

• 0:01:39 REAL START (AUDIO STARTS!)

• 0:02:59 Hey, guys!

• 0:04:08 DENNY, BULGARIA: 101-yo German guard

• 0:12:48 J6 Propaganda: Cassidy Hutchinson

• 0:19:15 Michael Stenger, scapegoat?

• 0:27:18 Supers! Maine, Juneteenth, Sugar Ray, Billie Joe

• 0:32:06 ART, OH: Supreme Court / 'Remain in Mexico'

• 0:42:00 (Sugar Ray) Fauci, asymptomatic

• 0:45:09 Title 42, alien disease, 'long Covid' scare?

• 0:51:49 MAZE, OH: 'Bright' [Dumb] Art, SCOTUS

• 1:01:56 "Do I Belong?" - The Hidden Cameras

• 1:04:20 Hake reads chat, Supers: Bright / Art

• 1:07:11 Roe v Wade increased illegitimate children

• 1:20:12 TARA, VA: 'race hustler' JLP copycat

• 1:37:08 Supers: Maze, Tara, 'Karen'

• 1:38:27 Unsolved murders increase, esp black victims

• 1:43:14 Emmett Till: Carolyn Bryant Donham didn't recant

• 1:55:26 (Closing) "Cruise with Me" - Patrick Patrikios

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SHOW NOTES

Thursday! 

J6 SHENANIGANS?

Clip 13 (repmtg) MTG: Michael Stenger, Senate Sergeant at Arms on January 6th, was found dead [Jun 27th].. 1:05 

• Professional agitators

• 1st amendment

• Use of force, consistent

• Always plan for civil disobedience… wild coordinated attack… 

Phony Liz Cheney pretends to believe nutty Cassidy Hutchinson. She has to pretend to! 

CHINA VIRUS HYPE

Clip 14 (bsmithtampabay) asymptomatic transmission Dr. Fauci …. 0:30 

Keep Title 42 and make it permanent! Illegal alien disease! 

ROE V WADE MADE PEOPLE WORSE

SEE ALSO, MORE RECENT: Roe Destroyed Many Social Institutions That Are Unlikely To Return (5/22/22, John Lott, The Federalist)  

(Dec 2021) At Townhall: Roe v. Wade Harmed Even Many Children Born After the Court's Decision – John R. Lott, Jr., Ph.D. (CrimeResearch.org – see also article on TownHall) 

 The 1970s saw major changes, but few realize that research has shown the role that Roe had in help creating them. Nor do people the harm to the children born after Roe as well as many of their mothers. But before we get to those harms, let’s discuss the changes:

• A sharp increase in pre-marital sex.

• A sharp rise in out-of-wedlock births.

• A drop in the number of children placed for adoption.

• A decline in marriages that occur after the woman is pregnant.

… attitudes toward premarital sex. With abortion seen as a backup, women as well as men became less careful in using contraceptives as well as more likely to have premarital sex.

There were more unplanned pregnancies. But legal abortion did not mean every unplanned pregnancy led to an abortion. …. Some women now had premarital sex after the changes in laws even though they knew they could never have an abortion simply because other women were doing so. If many women were willing to have premarital sex after abortion after these legal changes, the women who didn’t want to have premarital sex because they knew they were unwilling to have abortions felt pressured to do so. Guys might drop them and date other women who were willing to have sex.

Academic studies have found that legalized abortion, by encouraging premarital sex, increased the number of unplanned births, even outweighing the reduction in unplanned births due to abortion.

In the United States from the early 1970s, when abortion was liberalized, through the late 1980s, there was a tremendous increase in the rate of out-of-wedlock births, rising from an average of 5 percent of all births from 1965 to 1969 to more than 16 percent two decades later (1985 to 1989).

For blacks, the numbers soared from 35 percent to 62 percent. While not all of this rise can be attributed to liberalized abortion rules, it was a key contributing factor, nevertheless….. 

…. What is expected of men in this position has changed dramatically in the last four decades. Evidence shows that the greater availability of abortion largely ended “shotgun” marriages, where men felt obligated to marrying the women.

Even as abortion has led to more out-of-wedlock births it has dramatically reduced adoptions of children born in America by two-parent families.

Before Roe, when abortion was much more difficult, women who would have chosen an abortion but were unable to get one turned to adoption as their backup. After Roe, women who turned down an abortion also were the type who wanted to keep the child.

But all these changes — rising out-of-wedlock births, plummeting adoption rates and the end of shotgun marriages — meant one thing: more single-parent families.

From the beginning of the abortion debate, those favoring abortion have pointed to the social costs of “unwanted” children who simply won’t get the attention of “wanted” ones. …. Abortion may eliminate “unwanted” children, but it increases out-of-wedlock births and single parenthood. Unfortunately, my published research shows that the social consequences of illegitimacy dominated.

Children born after liberalized abortion rules have suffered a series of problems from difficulties at school to more crime. The saddest fact is that it is the most vulnerable in society, poor blacks, who have suffered the most from these changes.

No matter who wins the election or controls the Supreme Court, abortions are unlikely to be outlawed, just as they were not outlawed before the court decided Roe v. Wade in 1973.

Liberalized abortion undoubtedly has made life easier for many, but like sex itself sometimes, it has had many unintended consequences.

UNSOLVED BLACK-ON-BLACK CRIME

(Cernovich) 

(chrishnews thread) Some details from my first investigation with @CBSNews: Cops in the US only solve about HALF of murders in the US. It's the lowest rate ever recorded. https://cbsnews.com/unsolved // Crime Without Punishment 

There's a huge gap between solve rates for white victims vs. Black victims, and it's getting worse 

It's probably even worse, too: in Chicago, we found the police close nearly half their cases WITHOUT anyone being arrested and charged // Some more info on Chicago now that @MeganHickeyTV and @ChiProducer's story has published: A ton of the "exceptionally cleared" CPD cases were marked "bar to prosecute," meaning the prosecutors refused to pursue a case. It appears that's getting more frequent.

@MeganHickeyTV has heart-wrenching interviews with two women whose loved ones' cases were closed with no arrests made. It's worth watching. It'll be posted here as well once that story airs: 

ARTICLE HEADLINE: 'They had him. They had the weapon.' Five years after her brother's murder, one Chicago woman surprisingly learns justice will never come. 

EMMETT TILL

(Wikipedia)  Emmett Till 

(Wikipedia / Google) Louis Till - "American soldier" (1922-1945, age 23) — 

(Wikipedia) Mamie Till - "American educator and activist" (1921-2003, age 81) 

(WTOK, ABC 11) Monday, March 7, 2022 Congress passed the Emmett Till Anti-lynching Act to make lynching a “hate crime.” Pushed by EVIL Bobby Rush (D-IL). “After more than 200 failed attempts to outlaw lynching, Congress is finally succeeding in taking a long overdue action by passing the Emmett Till Anti-Lynching Act,” said Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer (NOT A CHRISTIAN), D-N.Y. 

(Clarion Ledger) Family of Emmett Till wants woman who made false accusation to be charged with murder (March 11, 2022) 

I first heard of this on Sean Hannity’s show, I think, and/or JLP’s show, with a clip of Oprah Winfrey comparing Trayvon Martin to Emmett Till, LOL! 

Maze, my favorite caller, always brings it up, saying the woman lied. 

BUT…  Bombshell quote missing from Emmett Till tape. So did Carolyn Bryant Donham really recant? | kcentv.com (8/21/2018) … DOUBTFUL! 

JACKSON, Miss. — Timothy Tyson’s book on Emmett Till became a bestseller thanks to the bombshell quote he attributed to Carolyn Bryant Donham — that she lied when she testified about Till accosting her.

Donham’s daughter-in-law, Marsha Bryant, who was present for the two tape-recorded interviews Tyson did with Donham, said her mother-in-law “never recanted.”

Adding to the intrigue: The quote Tyson attributed to Donham isn’t on the recordings.

Unfortunately, people believe her 84-year-old mother-in-law played a role in Till’s murder when “she had nothing to do with it," Bryant said. "They think she should die or go to jail forever. They think what happened to Emmett Till should happen to her.”

Donham's then-husband, Roy Bryant, and his half-brother, J.W. Milam, grabbed Till from his great-uncle's home Aug. 28, 1955, near Money, Mississippi, carried him away and killed him [ALLEGEDLY?]. Both men are now dead.

In his book, The Blood of Emmett Till, Tyson wrote about Donham's memoir recounting "the story she told at the trial using imagery from the classic Southern racist horror movie of the Black Beast rapist. But about her testimony that Till had grabbed her around the waist and uttered obscenities, she now told me, ‘That part’s not true.’ ”

The recordings of Tyson's interviews with Donham are now in the hands of the FBI, which is reexamining Till's killing, the author said.

“It is true that that part is not on tape because I was setting up the tape recorder,” Tyson said.

When Donham began to mutter something about “they’re all dead now anyway,” he said he snatched up his notebook and began taking notes, which the FBI since has subpoenaed.

He shared a photo of the notes with the Jackson (Miss.) Clarion Ledger. They read: “That pt wasn’t true. … 50 yrs ago. I just don’t remember. … Nothing that boy ever did could justify what happened to him.”

Marsha Bryant said she feels Tyson acted “unethically” in dealing with the book she was writing with her mother-in-law, More Than a Wolf Whistle: The Story of Carolyn Bryant Donham. 

“He had access to the book because he was my editor,” she said. “We allowed him to interview Carolyn, and he helped me edit.”

Tyson’s book, The Blood of Emmett Till, includes information from that memoir.

Tyson called Marsha Bryant’s claim that he was editor of the book “bull----.”

…. “Why would she recant to somebody she just met?” her daughter-in-law asked. Asked if the family is planning litigation, she would not comment.

In 2007 a majority-black grand jury in Greenwood, Mississippi, declined to indict Donham, considering charges from manslaughter to accessory after the fact. Despite the FBI's re-examination, those familiar with the case doubt any prosecution will come of it.

Marsha Bryant said Donham has never wavered from the story she has told since 1955 when she and her husband operated a general store in Money, about halfway between Jackson, Mississippi, and Memphis.

But Donham's story has differed over the years. 

In 1955, she shared with a defense lawyer for her husband and Milam that as soon as Roy Bryant, then her husband, returned from a work trip, she told him what happened in the store with Till.

But since then, she repeatedly has said someone else told Roy Bryant first.

“I didn’t say anything, and one of the reasons I didn’t ever say anything more about it was because I was afraid that, what I was worried about was he’s gonna go find and beat him up,” she told FBI agent Dale Killinger.

Investigations from so-called civil-rights leader Dr. T.R.M. Howard and author Devery Anderson each concluded that Roy Bryant learned of what happened at the store from someone other than his wife.

In 1955, she went on the witness stand to testify, and the judge concluded her testimony was inadmissible. With the jury out, she had told the courtroom and reporters present that Till grabbed her on the hips and told her that he had sex with white women before, using an obscenity.

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