Rise of the Black Serial Killer, an Update

March 19th, 2012 Justin Cottrell

A little less than year ago I wrote an article about the research I was doing on the subject of black serial killers (original article ). To my surprise the article was very well received, and was carried on numerous websites, and blogs.  I’ve had people thank me and give encouragement, as I’ve kept traveling this path.  Thanks to all that read it, and gave me a positive review.

What I’ve discovered while on this path has been remarkable, and has blossomed to an even bigger story than I could have ever imagined.  Large enough that over the course of this past winter I decided to document my findings, in a book to share with the world.  It’s taken a concerted effort to get to this point, but I’m fairly confident I’ve uncovered every black serial killer that has been discovered to date. Read more »

Epic Beard Man- History Revision 2.0

December 26th, 2011 Phinehas Fury

A bus in Oakland, CA was rocked by the Epic Beard Man (EBM) in February 2010, as he stood his ground to a black street thug, and pummeled his way to internet success in self defense.

The story began with two men having a fight over a black thug taking offense at something the EBM had said in private.  This led the thug to verbally insult the EBM, and threaten physical harm.  Not wanting a confrontation, the EBM moved to another seat in the front of the bus, as far away from the hooligan as he could get.  As his type usually does, the black followed, still issuing his insidious insults to the EBM.  Despite the EBM wanting to mind his business, the black provocateur made his attack physical, punching the EBM in the face.  Read more »

Lynching the PC History of Lynching in America

December 13th, 2011 Phinehas Fury

In 1984 as a 4th grade student in a predominantly typical southern community, I first heard about lynching from a first year female teacher, in our all white class. Zealous to stomp-out racism and pro-Southern sentiments, despite her family’s proud Southern heritage, she explained the typical politically correct bunk – white Southerners were evil racists, hell-bent on lynching every black they could lay their dirty hands upon. For this reason she explained, we needed to loathe our Southern ancestors, and go out-of-the-way to be polite to every black we met. She ended the session telling us her greatest deed was apologizing to blacks for her ancestor’s possible racist sins. Read more »

Bloodlines: John Piper’s Assault on the Hereditary Family, Part 1

November 17th, 2011 admin

Check out this great article over at Faith and Heritage by Nil Desperandum. A witty and proper response to John Piper’s abdominal book: Bloodlines: John Piper’s Assault on the Hereditary Family, Part 1

The Destruction of Innocence: The Joel Diekhoff Story

September 12th, 2011 Phinehas Fury

For anyone watching the news over the past 2 weeks, you’ve probably heard of the evil racist that maliciously harassed a black man in Coeur d’Alene.  As a result, the PC pundits of the area are applauding the CDA police for ridding the land of another racist hater.  To hear their side, the conviction is guaranteed and we can all live with more peace of mind.

When the initial story broke I had to read a few times, thinking either it was satire or some of the poorest journalism I’d ever encountered.  The gist was that a known Aryan Nation member had yelled racial slurs at a black man out jogging.  At which point the black man showed up with a baseball bat, stepped onto the property of the white man, and threatened to bash his face in.  The police seeing that a serious crime had indeed been committed, arrested the white man and sent the black man home to recover from having his ears scourged with an evil word. Coeur d’Alene was now a safer place. Read more »

Rise of the Black Serial Killer

April 26th, 2011 Justin Cottrell

Americans have had a curious fascination with serial killers, since the days Jack the Ripper prowled the streets of London.  Their stories have been told in countless books, portrayed in the cinema and told as spooky campfire stories to wide-eyed youths.  As did the tales of vampires and ghouls in the middle ages, serial killers have haunted our dreams and kept us looking over our shoulder hoping we’re not one of their next victims.

Most people are familiar with how the story goes.  Intelligent middle class white loner, abused as a youth, a bed-wetter until puberty with a morbid fascination of torturing animals as a teen, snaps and begins killing people as an adult.  The names and stories of Ted Bundy, John Wayne Gacy, Robert Lee Yates and dozens of others fit this description and seem make this idea credible.  Read more »

My Experience at the OKC Bombing Recovery Effort

April 17th, 2011 Justin Cottrell

April 19, 1995 is a day of infamy in the hearts of many American people, myself included.  It was on this day the image I had of the United States as a nation, which upheld the principles of the founding fathers began to fade away.

Little more than six months before this day I had been hired onto the Oklahoma City Fire Department.  I was young and was elated I had a good job to support my young family.

The morning of the 19th, I had just arrived home from a busy day at station 21, which at the time was the busiest station in Oklahoma at the time.  Happy to be off work I took to cleaning the yard of my first home.

Despite living roughly 9 ½ miles from the Alfred P. Murrah building, at 9:02 am I was shaken to my knees when the first bomb went off.  As soon as I hit the ground, I heard the second smaller blast and then the final and smallest blast.  Read more »

Slowing Illegal Immigration

April 17th, 2011 Phinehas Fury

In the fight against illegal immigration American citizens are often found grasping for a practical solution to fight the battle on a personal level.  Sure if close enough to the border they can volunteer to protect it, but at great risk to their life.  Sure when they see a horde of illegals they could report them to local authorities; but in the politically correct environment we live the odds of any action taking place is slim.  Easier more effect options are in need. Read more »

The Cost of Bilingual Labeling and Advertising

April 14th, 2011 Phinehas Fury

Every year heavy financial strain is placed upon American citizens due to increased taxes, our government’s wasteful spending and the largest of all, hyper-inflation.  As a result the dollar has been compromised to the point that its collapse is now imminent, within the very near future.

From time to time a consumer or government watch group will find a small financial black hole that represents a tiny piece of the greater financial picture.  This stirs up a portion of the populace, which occasionally causes the financial black hole to disappear.  Read more »

My Alamo Stand

April 10th, 2011 Phinehas Fury

One of the greatest threats to America’s sovereignty, as well as to the fate of those of European extraction is the daily bombardment of illegal aliens crossing into the U.S. unscathed.  As a result, it costs Americans billions of dollars each year to harbor them; millions of hard working citizens have lost their job to the aliens and worst many citizens live in fear because of the violent crimes committed daily by this group.  Make no bones about it, America is being invaded and stands to loose all it originally fought and stood for. Read more »

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