The comments sections of those stories reporting about the cowardly murder of Australian Christoper Lane by three thug niggers - Chancey Allen "Cocksucker" Luna, 16, James Francis "Shemale" Edwards Jr., 15, and Michael "Dildo" Dewayne Jones, 17 - are overflowing with quite justified hatred towards the three alleged human beings, and towards a society and a media that continues to lie about and defend these monsters.
Jennifer
Luna of Duncan, who said she was the mother of the 16-year-old being
held, said Monday that she had been unable to have contact with her son
or get any information about possible charges.
“If he was involved he needs to be punished, but I do believe in my heart that he did not pull the trigger,” said Luna, crying as she spoke with reporters in the lobby of the Stephens County Courthouse.
Luna said she knew the other two teens who were arrested and she had asked one of them to quit coming to her house. She said she didn’t think the other boy could “ever have been involved in something like this.”
She said her own son — the 16-year-old — had been kicked out of Duncan High School last year because there had been two deaths in the family and he had the flu and fell behind.
She said he was scheduled to return as a sophomore at Duncan High when classes began on Tuesday after the summer break.
“He said, Mom, I’m ready to go back, I’m ready to do something with my life,’” Luna said.
She said the boys were not involved in gangs.
“These are wannabes down here and they talk all this stuff and they are just young kids.” she said. “This has nothing to do with gang-related.
“I just don’t understand these kids, I really don’t. I don’t know why they had to prove a point, I just don’t understand. I tell my kids all the time, ‘Make something out of your lives because this is hard.”’
Luna said she was a single parent and worked hard to make ends meet. Her heart went out to Lane’s family, she said.
“I feel for them, I really do and I apologize,” she said.
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“If he was involved he needs to be punished, but I do believe in my heart that he did not pull the trigger,” said Luna, crying as she spoke with reporters in the lobby of the Stephens County Courthouse.
Luna said she knew the other two teens who were arrested and she had asked one of them to quit coming to her house. She said she didn’t think the other boy could “ever have been involved in something like this.”
She said her own son — the 16-year-old — had been kicked out of Duncan High School last year because there had been two deaths in the family and he had the flu and fell behind.
She said he was scheduled to return as a sophomore at Duncan High when classes began on Tuesday after the summer break.
“He said, Mom, I’m ready to go back, I’m ready to do something with my life,’” Luna said.
She said the boys were not involved in gangs.
“These are wannabes down here and they talk all this stuff and they are just young kids.” she said. “This has nothing to do with gang-related.
“I just don’t understand these kids, I really don’t. I don’t know why they had to prove a point, I just don’t understand. I tell my kids all the time, ‘Make something out of your lives because this is hard.”’
Luna said she was a single parent and worked hard to make ends meet. Her heart went out to Lane’s family, she said.
“I feel for them, I really do and I apologize,” she said.
- See more at: http://duncanbanner.com/local/x865757598/Formal-charges-coming-in-shooting-death-of-Australian-man#sthash.WL6MxHSD.dpuf
Jennifer
Luna of Duncan, who said she was the mother of the 16-year-old being
held, said Monday that she had been unable to have contact with her son
or get any information about possible charges.
“If he was involved he needs to be punished, but I do believe in my heart that he did not pull the trigger,” said Luna, crying as she spoke with reporters in the lobby of the Stephens County Courthouse.
Luna said she knew the other two teens who were arrested and she had asked one of them to quit coming to her house. She said she didn’t think the other boy could “ever have been involved in something like this.”
She said her own son — the 16-year-old — had been kicked out of Duncan High School last year because there had been two deaths in the family and he had the flu and fell behind.
She said he was scheduled to return as a sophomore at Duncan High when classes began on Tuesday after the summer break.
“He said, Mom, I’m ready to go back, I’m ready to do something with my life,’” Luna said.
She said the boys were not involved in gangs.
“These are wannabes down here and they talk all this stuff and they are just young kids.” she said. “This has nothing to do with gang-related.
“I just don’t understand these kids, I really don’t. I don’t know why they had to prove a point, I just don’t understand. I tell my kids all the time, ‘Make something out of your lives because this is hard.”’
Luna said she was a single parent and worked hard to make ends meet. Her heart went out to Lane’s family, she said.
“I feel for them, I really do and I apologize,” she said.
- See more at: http://duncanbanner.com/local/x865757598/Formal-charges-coming-in-shooting-death-of-Australian-man#sthash.WL6MxHSD.dpuf
“If he was involved he needs to be punished, but I do believe in my heart that he did not pull the trigger,” said Luna, crying as she spoke with reporters in the lobby of the Stephens County Courthouse.
Luna said she knew the other two teens who were arrested and she had asked one of them to quit coming to her house. She said she didn’t think the other boy could “ever have been involved in something like this.”
She said her own son — the 16-year-old — had been kicked out of Duncan High School last year because there had been two deaths in the family and he had the flu and fell behind.
She said he was scheduled to return as a sophomore at Duncan High when classes began on Tuesday after the summer break.
“He said, Mom, I’m ready to go back, I’m ready to do something with my life,’” Luna said.
She said the boys were not involved in gangs.
“These are wannabes down here and they talk all this stuff and they are just young kids.” she said. “This has nothing to do with gang-related.
“I just don’t understand these kids, I really don’t. I don’t know why they had to prove a point, I just don’t understand. I tell my kids all the time, ‘Make something out of your lives because this is hard.”’
Luna said she was a single parent and worked hard to make ends meet. Her heart went out to Lane’s family, she said.
“I feel for them, I really do and I apologize,” she said.
- See more at: http://duncanbanner.com/local/x865757598/Formal-charges-coming-in-shooting-death-of-Australian-man#sthash.WL6MxHSD.dpuf
Jennifer Luna - the allegedly white mother of Chancey Luna - expressed disbelief that her devil spawn could be involved.
But she doesn't really sound that surprised...
Jennifer
Luna of Duncan, who said she was the mother of the 16-year-old being
held, said Monday that she had been unable to have contact with her son
or get any information about possible charges.
“If he was involved he needs to be punished, but I do believe in my heart that he did not pull the trigger,” said Luna, crying as she spoke with reporters in the lobby of the Stephens County Courthouse.
Luna said she knew the other two teens who were arrested and she had asked one of them to quit coming to her house. She said she didn’t think the other boy could “ever have been involved in something like this.”
She said her own son — the 16-year-old — had been kicked out of Duncan High School last year because there had been two deaths in the family and he had the flu and fell behind.
She said he was scheduled to return as a sophomore at Duncan High when classes began on Tuesday after the summer break.
“He said, Mom, I’m ready to go back, I’m ready to do something with my life,’” Luna said.
She said the boys were not involved in gangs.
“These are wannabes down here and they talk all this stuff and they are just young kids.” she said. “This has nothing to do with gang-related.
“I just don’t understand these kids, I really don’t. I don’t know why they had to prove a point, I just don’t understand. I tell my kids all the time, ‘Make something out of your lives because this is hard.”’
Luna said she was a single parent and worked hard to make ends meet. Her heart went out to Lane’s family, she said.
“I feel for them, I really do and I apologize,” she said.
The three boys were tracked down with the help of video surveillance from businesses in Duncan and from a caller who said the teens had guns and wanted to kill someone. - See more at: http://duncanbanner.com/local/x865757598/Formal-charges-coming-in-shooting-death-of-Australian-man#sthash.WL6MxHSD.dpuf
“If he was involved he needs to be punished, but I do believe in my heart that he did not pull the trigger,” said Luna, crying as she spoke with reporters in the lobby of the Stephens County Courthouse.
Luna said she knew the other two teens who were arrested and she had asked one of them to quit coming to her house. She said she didn’t think the other boy could “ever have been involved in something like this.”
She said her own son — the 16-year-old — had been kicked out of Duncan High School last year because there had been two deaths in the family and he had the flu and fell behind.
She said he was scheduled to return as a sophomore at Duncan High when classes began on Tuesday after the summer break.
“He said, Mom, I’m ready to go back, I’m ready to do something with my life,’” Luna said.
She said the boys were not involved in gangs.
“These are wannabes down here and they talk all this stuff and they are just young kids.” she said. “This has nothing to do with gang-related.
“I just don’t understand these kids, I really don’t. I don’t know why they had to prove a point, I just don’t understand. I tell my kids all the time, ‘Make something out of your lives because this is hard.”’
Luna said she was a single parent and worked hard to make ends meet. Her heart went out to Lane’s family, she said.
“I feel for them, I really do and I apologize,” she said.
The three boys were tracked down with the help of video surveillance from businesses in Duncan and from a caller who said the teens had guns and wanted to kill someone. - See more at: http://duncanbanner.com/local/x865757598/Formal-charges-coming-in-shooting-death-of-Australian-man#sthash.WL6MxHSD.dpuf
Jennifer
Luna of Duncan, who said she was the mother of the 16-year-old being
held, said Monday that she had been unable to have contact with her son
or get any information about possible charges.
“If he was involved he needs to be punished, but I do believe in my heart that he did not pull the trigger,” said Luna, crying as she spoke with reporters in the lobby of the Stephens County Courthouse.
Luna said she knew the other two teens who were arrested and she had asked one of them to quit coming to her house. She said she didn’t think the other boy could “ever have been involved in something like this.”
She said her own son — the 16-year-old — had been kicked out of Duncan High School last year because there had been two deaths in the family and he had the flu and fell behind.
She said he was scheduled to return as a sophomore at Duncan High when classes began on Tuesday after the summer break.
“He said, Mom, I’m ready to go back, I’m ready to do something with my life,’” Luna said.
She said the boys were not involved in gangs.
“These are wannabes down here and they talk all this stuff and they are just young kids.” she said. “This has nothing to do with gang-related.
“I just don’t understand these kids, I really don’t. I don’t know why they had to prove a point, I just don’t understand. I tell my kids all the time, ‘Make something out of your lives because this is hard.”’
Luna said she was a single parent and worked hard to make ends meet. Her heart went out to Lane’s family, she said.
“I feel for them, I really do and I apologize,” she said.
The three boys were tracked down with the help of video surveillance from businesses in Duncan and from a caller who said the teens had guns and wanted to kill someone. - See more at: http://duncanbanner.com/local/x865757598/Formal-charges-coming-in-shooting-death-of-Australian-man#sthash.WL6MxHSD.dpuf
Jennifer Luna of Duncan, who said she was the mother of the 16-year-old
being held, said Monday that she had been unable to have contact with
her son or get any information about possible charges.“If he was involved he needs to be punished, but I do believe in my heart that he did not pull the trigger,” said Luna, crying as she spoke with reporters in the lobby of the Stephens County Courthouse.
Luna said she knew the other two teens who were arrested and she had asked one of them to quit coming to her house. She said she didn’t think the other boy could “ever have been involved in something like this.”
She said her own son — the 16-year-old — had been kicked out of Duncan High School last year because there had been two deaths in the family and he had the flu and fell behind.
She said he was scheduled to return as a sophomore at Duncan High when classes began on Tuesday after the summer break.
“He said, Mom, I’m ready to go back, I’m ready to do something with my life,’” Luna said.
She said the boys were not involved in gangs.
“These are wannabes down here and they talk all this stuff and they are just young kids.” she said. “This has nothing to do with gang-related.
“I just don’t understand these kids, I really don’t. I don’t know why they had to prove a point, I just don’t understand. I tell my kids all the time, ‘Make something out of your lives because this is hard.”’
Luna said she was a single parent and worked hard to make ends meet. Her heart went out to Lane’s family, she said.
“I feel for them, I really do and I apologize,” she said.
The three boys were tracked down with the help of video surveillance from businesses in Duncan and from a caller who said the teens had guns and wanted to kill someone. - See more at: http://duncanbanner.com/local/x865757598/Formal-charges-coming-in-shooting-death-of-Australian-man#sthash.WL6MxHSD.dpuf
“If he was involved he needs to be punished, but I do believe in my heart that he did not pull the trigger,” said Luna, crying as she spoke with reporters in the lobby of the Stephens County Courthouse.
Luna said she knew the other two teens who were arrested and she had asked one of them to quit coming to her house. She said she didn’t think the other boy could “ever have been involved in something like this.”
She said her own son — the 16-year-old — had been kicked out of Duncan High School last year because there had been two deaths in the family and he had the flu and fell behind.
She said he was scheduled to return as a sophomore at Duncan High when classes began on Tuesday after the summer break.
“He said, Mom, I’m ready to go back, I’m ready to do something with my life,’” Luna said.
She said the boys were not involved in gangs.
“These are wannabes down here and they talk all this stuff and they are just young kids.” she said. “This has nothing to do with gang-related.
“I just don’t understand these kids, I really don’t. I don’t know why they had to prove a point, I just don’t understand. I tell my kids all the time, ‘Make something out of your lives because this is hard.”’
Luna said she was a single parent and worked hard to make ends meet. Her heart went out to Lane’s family, she said.
“I feel for them, I really do and I apologize,” she said.
More unbelievable is the manure pouring out of the mouths of the "supporters" of these human turds - mostly their families - the people whom, if they had done a competent job, or cared, might have been able to instill a tiny bit of sense into these animals.
And where is the condemnation, the outrage, from our Head Nigger In Chief? Where are Al Sharpton and Jesse Jackson? Where is the Liberal Media?
All we get is silence. From people pathologically incapable of seeing reality anymore.
Fuck Trayvon Martin.
WE ARE ALL CHRISTOPHER LANE.
It is vitally important that we, as the saying goes, call a spade a spade.
America doesn't have a gun problem. It has a nigger problem.
Starting soon there will be a whole new set of links to the right of the body of this blog. I've struggled with this for a long time, but no longer. It is time that the war on white people be joined. Expect to see VNN, Niggermania and Chimpout, among others.
Fuck niggers. And if you're offended by that, then fuck you too. And if you're white, make it a double helping, you brain-dead piece of self-genocidal shit!
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