SHARPTON BODY COUNT…STILL COUNTING

Al Sharpton makes war by deception.  Hmmm. Where did this “Reverend” learn how to do that?

NOVEMBER, 1987
WAPPINGERS FALLS, NY

The “Reverend” Al Sharpton bursts onto the New York scene by orchestrating the Tawana Brawley rape hoax, in which six innocent White men are falsely accused of abducting, beating, and raping a Black teenager, and then throwing her into a dumpster. The tale is soon exposed as a complete fabrication. Yet to this day, Sharpton denies any wrong doing!  Though the White men and their families have their lives turned upside down by the fictitious tale, their sad story cannot compare to the Sharpton engineered murders still to come.

 

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AUGUST, 1991
CROWN HEIGHTS , NEW YORK

A car driven by an Orthodox Jew, and part of a procession led by a police car, is struck by another vehicle causing it to veer onto the sidewalk, where it kills a seven-year-old  Black boy named Gavin Cato. Fearing that the Jewish driver was about to be killed by the angry Black mob, a police officer summons a private Jewish ambulance to whisk the driver to safety.  After being removed from under the car, the little boy, and his cousin Angela, are treated by a city ambulance which arrives soon after. Angela survives, but Gavin dies.

Fueled by Al Sharpton’s false claim that the boy was left to die so that the driver could be taken away from the scene, Black mobs riot for four days. Black youths loot stores and beat Orthodox Jews in the street. As the mob chants, “Kill the Jew!,” a rioter named Lemrick Nelson stabs and kills Yankel Rosenbaum, a visiting student from Australia.  After the murder, Sharpton continues to agitate in Crown Heights, marching with 400 protesters chanting, “No justice, no peace!”

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DECEMBER, 1995
FREDDY’S FASHION MART , NEW YORK

A Black Church, which owns a retail property in Harlem, increases the rent of Fred Harari, a tenant who operates Freddie’s Fashion Mart. Harari is then forced to raise the rent for his subtenant, a black-owned record store called The Record Shack.  The Record Shack’s owner, Sikhulu Shange, refuses to pay the increase, which is the Black Church’s increase, not Mr. Harari’s!  Shange then refuses an offer of another location down the street.  As the eviction process is set in motion, Al Sharpton arrives to lead a protest.  Sharpton incites the frenzied mob, “We will not stand by and allow them to move this brother so that some White interloper can expand his business.”

On December 8, 1995 Roland J. Smith Jr., one of the protesters, enters Harari’s store with a gun and flammable liquid. He shoots several customers and sets the store on fire. Seven store employees died of smoke inhalation!  Sharpton later denies any responsibility for inflaming or provoking the violence.