They Blamed White People For This Crime. Then We Got The Facts.
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What narrative are left‑wing figures like AOC promoting about Black people hanging from trees?
Listen to the black community. Black people don't hang themselves from trees. There's been at least seven black people found. Hanging from trees. They're hanging us from trees again. We don't see no color or racism. Yeah. Well we do. And we see it loud and clear.
They can find a man just gonna get some weed. But you go and you go lynching folks and I was saying we don't have no suspects.
Y'all too motherfucking quiet. This is why they're getting bolder and
bolder with Killing black people. The left has been sharing the narrative for quite some time that there are black people being lynched all across the country right now. And of course, they're blaming white people. Now, one of the names that they've been sharing is Tacia Fortune, a 29-year-old who was found hanging from a tree in Mississippi. Well, the police have recently arrested the white supremacist responsible for this crime, and you're gonna be shocked at what he looks like. Let's talk about it, yeah.
Yeah, better.
Guys, before we get into today's video, please consider liking and subscribing. Today we're going back to this lynching issue that many people are talking about all across the internet. The left is saying outright black people are being lynched all across the country and white people are responsible. This is racial terror, says AOC. She writes on X.
How many recent “hanging” cases are being reported and what do official statistics show?
This year there have already been 10 reported hangings of black people in the US. I'm proud to have signed onto Representative Presley's letter to address these. These widespread modern day lynchings and put a stop to this racial terror. So you already know what's being insinuated here. First of all, that black people are being murdered, lynched, and that white people are responsible. What else would you mean by racial terror? Now she's already been community noted on this. Let's go ahead and read that. It says most high-profile cases of black people found hanging in 2025-26 were ruled suicides by medical examiners, which we've spoken about on this channel, with no evidence. Of foul play. Only one remains a homicide probe.
Framing is modern-day lynchings is not supported by official findings. Now let's talk about that one that is a homicide probe. It's very clear that the individuals who are sharing this lie all over the internet, AOC included, they're trying to drum up racial division in this country, and they're doing so successfully. The posts about this and the videos about this are getting millions upon millions of views and shares, and everybody seems to think that black people are. are being lynched by white people into modern society. Right now. And that one homicide probe that is taking place brings us to Tasia Fortune. I'm gonna show you some videos.
They're hanging us from trees again. The action that's supposed to happen is that we are immediately supposed to get organized to secure our communities. Neighborhood watch is a legal action. We could do that, but we won't.
That video has nearly 50,000 likes. The caption on it says Tasia Fortune R.I.P.
Why do most of these cases turn out to be suicides rather than modern‑day lynchings?
Let's watch another. I
wanna say rest in peace to Tasia Fortune in Jackson, Mississippi. Tasia Fortune, whose body was found outside of an abandoned house, has shaken her family and community in Mississippi, where two other people have been found hanging from trees in less than a year. I believe there's the number, the figure is around 19 lynchings have occurred in the United States in 2026. So the flock cameras are outside. People are being lynched. And these things are being ruled suicide. Prayers to the family of uh Tasia Fortune. It you know, it gets to a point, bro. It gets to a point. Where it's just every day. Every week we have a report on another black person. Who was murdered? And it's not being brought justice.
And just one
more to drive the point home. In trees. Specifically in Mississippi. Now I'm not saying this couldn't have been a s Could have been, but what I'm saying is black people have the right to be suspicious about a black woman found a f from a tree in Mississippi so high that they had to use a ladder truck to get her down.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What narrative are left‑wing figures like AOC promoting about Black people hanging from trees?
0:00–1:10
2
How many recent “hanging” cases are being reported and what do official statistics show?
1:10–2:39
3
Why do most of these cases turn out to be suicides rather than modern‑day lynchings?
2:39–4:07
4
What makes the Tasia Fortune case different from the other reported hangings?
4:07–5:51
5
Who is the suspect arrested for Tasia Fortune’s death and what does his background reveal?
5:51–7:40
6
How does the host react to the suspect’s mugshot and what biases are discussed?
7:40–9:10
7
What arguments are made against blaming white people without evidence in this case?
9:10–10:32
8
What final conclusions does the episode draw about facts versus political narratives?
10:32–12:08