Imagine if a gang of neo-Nazi thugs were caught on camera brutally bashing a helpless black or Muslim girl. The media would recycle the footage on constant rotation for weeks. Waleed Aly would weep on The Panel every night for days. Pundits would spew out gigabytes of outrage. The incident would be endlessly shoved in our faces as proof positive of Australia’s horrendous “racism” and the unique threat of the “far right”.
On the other hand, we don’t have to imagine what would happen if a group of African thugs – allegedly Black Lives Matter protesters – horrifically beat a helpless white girl. Because we’ve seen it.
Or rather, we haven’t.
True to form, the media have closed ranks and erected the standard cone of silence over the latest incident of black thuggery in Melbourne.
A young defenceless Australian teen girl was approached by a group of young violent adults claiming to be Black Lives Matter activist and brutally beaten in Melbourne CBD. The whole ordeal was filmed and shared on Facebook group that glorified violent against white people.
Angie King, a friend of the victim’s mother, was shocked when she saw the footage of young Mik being brutally beaten in the heart of Melbourne CBD.
Mik, the young victim, was sitting and waiting for her train home when she was approached by several Sudanese people; two of which she claims to know.
The video, although short, shows Mik sitting down on a bench with a drink in her hand waiting for her bus. She is approached by 8 African Australians who were there reportedly participating in the for the Black Lives Matter protest in Melbourne that day. Two of the activists begin to punch the girl in the jaw and back of the head while the person filming also taunts her.
After the video cuts Mik was thrown to the ground and stomped by several people before they retreated. An ambulance was called and she was taken straight to hospital.
The brutal attack left the young Australian teen girl with several broken ribs and a fractured cheek bone. A friend described her entire body being ‘black and blue’ after the assault.
This was just days before another Melbourne teenager was stabbed to death in a shopping centre by a gang of “youths”. The media, of course, neglect to describe just what kind of youths. Even when journalists film the gangs rampaging right in front of them, they refuse to admit the evidence of their own eyes.
ABC reporter Emilia Terzon caught intense footage of the aftermath of a 16-year-old boy being stabbed to death by an African gang in Melbourne[…]
Despite Melbourne locals and witnesses saying that the attack was done by African gangs Emilia Terzon made a statement moments later saying, “I don’t think it’s helpful to speculate here on my thread about race, gang warfare or motives.”
A local responded to her comment: “Come down and spend an evening in the neighbourhood and see for yourself.”
In keeping with the wall of silence around black criminality, YouTube removed the video of Mik Anderson being assaulted – even while literal snuff videos are freely available. “Community Standards” are apparently only applicable based on the colour of the victim.
The full videos of the deaths of both George Floyd and Rayshard Brooks can be viewed in their entirety on YouTube’s platform, but showing white on black violence is forbidden.
On the plus side, a GoFundMe for Mik has stopped accepting donations after raising nearly ten times its goal amount.
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