The Delusion of the Radical left so desperate to blame the wrong people if it Furthers Their agenda! Black lives Matter as long as the killer is White. MSM lied in the case of this little girl!

This was the poster for her death based on a rush to ID a false suspect based on a lie spread by Democrat based media, celebrities and leadership for the DNC.

This is the sad story of a precious little girl, only 7 years old was killed in a vehicle with her mother and teen sister from a drive by shooting in Houston, TX.

Some media simply minimized the harm caused by those who aggressively sought out to further their own agenda when they stated this as in USA Today,

Jazmine was killed a few days after Christmas outside a Walmart in a drive-by-shooting initially investigated as a possible hate crime. A week later, authorities concluded her death was a case of mistaken identity. The determination eased racial tensions but did little to diminish the grief that gripped the community.

The Houston Chronicle chose to turn it into a Gun Grab lecture, ( so once again seizing on a tragedy for their Own gain as most media is owned by 6 progressive corporations). . .never reminding people that innocent citizens aren't the perpetrators in these crimes, but rather criminals, who are actively given access to guns just as they were in Obama and his friend, Eric Holder in Fast and Furious.

If you're not familiar, here is the Obama program from 2011

https://nypost.com/2011/12/05/fast-furious-lies/

Her name was Jazmine Barnes.

According to the Spectator,

Barnes’s teenage sister provided the sole description of the shooter to media and police: ‘He was white and had blue eyes.’ In interviews, the family expressed fears that they had been targeted because of their race. The response was immediate: national media, celebrities, politicians, and activists launched a crusade to find the racist white killer.

Within days, activist Shaun King and his attorney Lee Merritt used social media to raise $100,000 as reward money for information leading to an arrest. Houston Texans star wide receiver DeAndre Hopkins committed one of his paychecks to the Barnes family. Shaquille O’Neal pledged to pay for the funeral. A GoFundMe page raised over $82,000 — far surpassing its initial goal of $6,500. On Twitter, celebrities and racial justice activists tweeted about the murder using the hashtag #JusticeforJazmine and #SayHerName.

The public outcry had an impact. Over the weekend, Harris County police announced a major breakthrough in the case: two men had been arrested — one charged — on suspicion of murder. Yet neither have blue eyes, nor white skin. Both are black. Whereas the family believed they were victims of a hate crime, suspect Eric Black Jr. admitted before investigators that mistaken identity was to blame. What’s more, in the wake of this surprising turn of events, those who made the loudest cries for justice became conspicuously quiet. Others maintained their outrage by resorting to a conspiratorial tone, sometimes questioning the police’s sequence of events.

It’s clear why the narrative around Jazmine’s murder should attract so much furor. The life of a black child being taken by a racist in a post-Charleston, post-Pittsburgh America should anger us. Yet it’s less clear why this furor should suddenly desist upon the revelation that the suspected killer is not white, but black. Black lives do matter — but the backlog of ignored tragedies in Houston similar to Jazmine’s case suggests that attention given to black lives by some within the activist movement is more selective than it seems.

I find this part from USA Today quite interesting and telling.

At the expansive Community of Faith Church, mourners lined up to pay their respects at Jazmine’s open casket. Mayor Sylvester Turner, Rep. Sheila Jackson Lee and Harris County Ed Gonzalez were among dignitaries. Former NBA star Shaquille O'Neal helped pay for funeral expenses.

Turner said he attended the funeral to be supportive of Jazmine's family – and of children across the city. One child being lost to gun violence is too many, he said.

"I came to celebrate her life," Turner said. "She wanted to be a teacher. She is still teaching us."

So would these Political people and the celebrity have paid their respects and O'Neal paid for the funeral if the media and they had Not Jumped on a chance to put out a False Narrative?

Maybe, I don't want to discount someone's heart or motives, but from what we see, a certain group definitely capitalized on This shooting as opposed to other shootings of black children and babies.

For example if we go back into the Spectator's report,

In February 2017, eight-year-old De’Maree Adkins was killed by bullets that struck her while she slept in the backseat of her mother’s car. In June 2017, Messiah Marshall, a 10-month-old baby, died in his father’s arms after being shot outside his family’s apartment complex. The next month, 14-year-old O’Cyrus Breaux was shot and killed at his own birthday party. Within days, he was joined by 14-year-old Jaquan Neal. Then in January 2018, 16-year-old Stephen Verdell Jr. was shot and killed after leaving the Victory Prep Academy. In March, eight-year-old Tristian Hutchins became the victim of a drive by shooting while sitting in a car with his sister. She survived with a bullet injury in the leg, but Tristian died after a month-long battle at Memorial Hermann Hospital.

Why so little attention? Why not as important to mainstream media do you suppose?

No takers on paying for These funerals? Where are All the Politicians?

Why is it only important to them IF they can lie and accuse the murders on a White Person, or if they can connect it to a white person and yell. .."hate crime, RACIST?

It is bad enough that those with influence only stood by Jazmine as long as the racial narrative seemed true. It is worse still that this failure is perpetuated repeatedly throughout an informational ecosystem that exploits our issue-centric concerns and short attention spans. The easiness — and profitability — of manipulating our fears over racist violence has serious consequences for social tensions, particularly in a nation so bitterly divided as America in 2019.

This has been manifestly true for Jazmine’s case, where discussions of the murder frequently carried a tone of racially charged aggravation. A Salon column by University of Baltimore Professor D. Watkins called for ‘white America’ to accept responsibility for the ‘terrorist murder’ that took Jazmine’s life.

A blatant lack of responsibility on the part of this Democrat Leader!

Representative Sheila Jackson Lee (D., Texas) urged the public to treat the killing as a ‘hate crime’ before any motive was established. Meanwhile, relatives of a white man misidentified by Mr King as a possible suspect were left in fear for their lives after being threatened on Facebook: ‘Someone is going to rape, torture, and murder the women and children in your family.’

Although racialized reporting may be good for clicks, it has dangerous consequences for those caught by the backlash.

As reported by ABC Eyewitness News, their headline read,

Family of man wrongfully accused by activist Shaun King in Jazmine Barnes' shooting speaks out
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The family of a man whose photo went viral on social media as a possible suspect in the murder of 7-year-old Jazmine Barnes is telling everyone to "back off."

Hailey Cantrell says despite the arrests of two suspects in the murder case, as recent as Monday, there have been threatening comments on her Facebook page regarding her uncle, Robert Cantrell.

"I hear, 'Someone is going to rape, torture and murder the women and children in your family," Hailey read from one comment.

Photos of her uncle were widely circulated starting last Friday. In a now-deleted Twitter post, activist Shaun King, who has one million followers, posted Cantrell's mugshot and wrote, "We've had 20 people call or email us and say he is a racist, violent (expletive) and always has been. Just tell me everything you know."

As a white man with blue eyes, he resembles the sketch the Harris County Sheriff's Office released last week. Even his niece was afraid it was him.

"I'm not going to lie, I teared up," said Cantrell.

Eric Black, 20, is charged with capital murder. Larry Woodruffe, 24, is in jail on an unrelated charge, but believed to be the shooter, according to ABC13 sources. Both are African American.

"I just want everyone to back off. The truth is out. It had nothing to do with us, nothing to do with my uncle at all," said Hailey.

King did not respond Monday to repeated requests for comment.

So the people responsible once again. ..do not require of themselves nor others part of this cult agenda to wrongfully blame an innocent victim in order to play their "race card" for Attention and much needed votes to the dying DNC.

There is a clip found on this page,

https://abc13.com/family-of-wrongfully-accused-man-receiving-violent-threats/5032056/

Now let's take a look at CNN's Headline and their sketch which Still Remains in spite of the Evidence already obtained,

This sketch could lead to the driver who gunned down a 7-year-old girl

CNN states,

The sketch was compiled from descriptions given by Jazmine's mother and three sisters, who were also in the car. Authorities said a man in a red or maroon pickup drove up next to them around 7 a.m. and opened fire for no apparent reason.

"We're not going to rest until we find justice for Jazmine," Harris County Sheriff Ed Gonzalez told reporters.
The sketch shows a white man in his 40s with a 5 o'clock shadow. He was driving a red, extended-cab pickup.

Now I Completely agree with this. Why not as vocal on these Other children he were murdered?

According to CNN, there were two other sisters in the car in addition to the teen, who reported a white man had shot her sister.

Washington said she suspects the attack may have been racially motivated. She said she didn't have tinted windows, and the gunman could see "a black mother with four beautiful children, girls, in this car."
The sheriff has said the family didn't appear to do anything to incite the truck's driver.

Honestly, even if they Would have done something to "incite" the driver, this is no reason for Anyone to be shooting another person. So sad this little girl was on7 years old and these people used it to capitalize upon their own Evil Agenda!

We the People need to continue Standing and spreading truth as they are doing All they can to report False News in an effort To Incite and divide We the People!

We the People pray for this family as their mourn this little girl who Never should have died like this.

Please let me know your thoughts and comments below. Godspeed Fine Patriots. Spread truth wherever you go and Keep #FightingTheGoodFight

Sources,

https://spectator.us/jazmine-barnes-black-lives-matter/

https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/nation/2019/01/08/jazmine-barnes-girl-killed-driveby-funeral-houston/2511526002/

https://www.cnn.com/2019/01/03/us/texas-drive-by-shooting-jazmine-barnes-sketch/index.html