** See https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=35&v=KUC0e1Bm1r0

Some of these have captions that positively shriek “Northam wayyycisss!”

One such is a set of side-by-side photos of Northam and one E. W. Jackson, who apparently has some Negro ancestry, and who (per the Canada Free Press in 2013) accused Northam of racism. The caption reads, “Alveda King Calls Out Ralph Northam on…” and links to charismanews.com, which takes us to another 2013 story on the Jackson complaint.

Since Miss King has given every indication that she’s not on the Racism bandwagon, I wondered what that caption referred to. Glad I did. I searched on the string (with quotes) “Alveda King” “Ralph Northam” and turned up various results beginning with the caption above. One is from PJ Media today, “Alveda King Calls on Ralph Northam to Drop ‘Ku Klux Klanish’ Abortion Laws,” at

https://pjmedia.com/video/alveda-king-calls-on-ralph-northam-to-reverse-ku-klux-klanish-abortion-laws/ .

(This is a straight text posting, with the option of hearing rather than reading it.)

The first few paragraphs:

On Monday morning, Martin Luther King Jr.’s niece Alveda King stopped short of calling for Gov. Ralph Northam (D-Va.) to resign in the wake of the blackface scandal. Instead, she urged him to “stop doing Ku Klux Klanish things” and rescind his support for abortion laws. The blackface controversy emerged with a yearbook photo seeming to show Northam either in blackface or a Ku Klux Klan robe, but that followed a week of controversy over a radical abortion bill the governor supports.

“When the story initially broke, I said, ‘Well, wow! Thirty-five years ago — we need to forgive him.’ However, forgiveness is one thing but how do we move forward is another thing,” King told “Fox and Friends.”

“And rather than to ask the governor to resign, I would ask him to rescind all of the legislation that he has approved that supports the crime against humanity which is abortion,” she declared.

King said she would deliver this message to Northam: “I would say, ‘Stay there, reverse all those actions, stop agreeing to kill little human beings in the womb. You are a pediatrician. You know those are human beings right there in the womb!'”

Alveda King addressed the ugly racial history of abortion — which arguably continues in the present (billboards in Dallas and Cleveland targeted black women with pro-abortion messages last year, and black women have disproportionately high abortion rates). [SNIP]

. . .

Speaking of which. At the bottom, there’s a link to another PJ Media story from last June:

https://pjmedia.com/trending/facebook-tried-to-shut-down-a-pro-life-roe-v-wade-film-with-martin-luther-king-jr-s-niece/

which begins:

A pro-life film on the story of Roe v. Wade — the 1973 Supreme Court case that legalized abortion — is in the works and will begin filming this month. The project seems unpopular in Hollywood (big surprise), but the producers complained that even Facebook is trying to shut it down. Even Martin Luther King Jr.’s niece, pro-life activist Alveda King (the executive producer of the film), was blocked from sharing a link to raise money for the film.

Is it possible that some Iraqi children who were victims (collateral damage) were brought to the hospital where Northam was stationed?

I am in agreement that the Democrats should play by their own rules. Of course, they don’t. And the MSM doesn’t make them, nor do the voters.

However, I doubt very much that the reason Northam refused to shake the hand of his black opponent had anything to do with racism. It’s not even logical to say that it does, except as a tactical jab and cheap shot.

Do you really think that every failure to shake the hand of a person belonging to a minority is racism? And what if Northam is shaking the hands of plenty of black people? Do you really think Northam would have been elected governor if he was going around Virginia refusing to shake the hands of black people? Do you think that behavior would have escaped everyone’s notice till now?

Want to see plenty of shots of Northam in fairly close contact with Fairfax, his lieutenant governor? Just as examples, see this and this.

And then there’s also this and this.

But it doesn’t even matter, the Dems attacked Kavanaugh on an alleged event when he was 16-17, and Nick Sandman from Covington Catholic also 17. Since conservatives are finally learning Alinsky’s Rule #4 — the Dems now have to suck it up when their own rules are applied to them.

It is now being reported that anti-gun Governor Northam also lied about assault weapons, and his experience with the casualties they caused during Desert Storm. ***

Not directly, but by using very weasely phraseology to give the impression that he had first hand experience with the damage, when he treated victims of “assault weapons” from Desert Storm.

Only problem?

Northam was a pediatric neurologist, stationed in Germany at the Army’s Lundstuhl Hospital.

During Desert Storm though, according to the article linked below, it was the Army’s 97th General Hospital at Frankfort that was the primary hospital treating the casualties from Desert Storm.

What are the chances—as a pediatric neurologist—and at Lundstuhl, that Northam would have been called on to treat adult servicemen, who might have been injured by “assault weapons” during Desert Storm?

** See https://thisainthell.us/blog/?p=73065

*** See https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2019/02/more-lies-democrat-gov-northam-fabricated-his-desert-storm-war-experiences-in-2017-campaign/

The police have found no more evidence beyond the two dark figures taken from grainy surveillance footage, whom some say show the pair walking away from the attack scene before it occurred.

Smollett will still not allow the police to examine his phone or even his phone records.

Apparently, Smollett managed to hold on to his Subway sandwich and phone while talking to his manager and fighting off two attackers. He also did not have a broken or fractured rib.

What that fight looked like and how his attackers managed to spill bleach on him (still not verified) and hang a noose around his neck in sixty seconds (determined by the time he was out of camera range) is hard to imagine.

So, the story gets iffier, but it’s hard to prove the attack didn’t happen as Smollett claims. Without some fuller video emerging, as with the Covington boys, it seems Smollett can stick to his story and he will be believed by those who wish to believe America and MAGA hat wearers hate gays and blacks and will attack them with physical violence.