Amanda Knox : The New York Times Continues the Obfuscation and Blame-Shifting, and Whites-Out the Face of Rudy Guede, the True Star of This Gruesome Show

Even though Foxy Knoxy has been cleared, and even though anyone who's read even a little about the story can tell what happened - ie illegal immigrant African drifter loser in gibs-muh-dats mode tries to steal from the neighbours of this friends, winds up killing half-white British chick who catches him in the act, rapes her and steals her sail phone for good measure, then flees to Germany then when caught on a train without a ticket blames the murder on a white girl, the Italian prosecutor in politically correct anti-white mode takes it from there, goes after the implausible Amanda Knox - anyway it should be obvious, and it is (hence the release), but even though Knox is cleared and it's obvious what happened, the New York Times continues to play down the role of the principal antagonist in this affair. 

In their first article since Knox's release, "Amanda Knox Freed After Appeal in Italian Court," the New York Times mentions Guede only twice : 

Rudy Guede murdered Meredith Kercher. He should be the star of the show. Were it not for this rampaging, murdering, permanently tumescent malignant tumor in human form (sort of), Amanda Knox would be another anonymous twenty-something white chick living in Seattle, and Kercher would still be alive.

Strange how the international media (which the NYT tacitly agrees with) just can't seem to wrap its head around who is the real victim here. The case reminds me a lot of the pharmacist in Oklahoma doing life in prison for shooting the black kid who was robbing him. Like Knox, he was minding his own business, when the actions of a verminous cockroach led him straight into purgatory. Likewise Knox, minding her own business, loses four years of her life, and leaves Italy a convicted slanderer with a thirty thousand dollar fine, after being attacked by another african, her former employer, Patrick Lumbumba.

But again, the true culprit in this matter is glossed over by the New York Times :

That's right, the New York Times's take-home message is that the Italian justice system is barbaric. Not the raping, murdering, stealing, burglaring, lying, illegal immigrant verminous scum who is at the heart of the whole matter. 

Next time you read about Amanda Knox, watch for the name "Rudy Guede." If it appears frequently, you are reading an honest publication. If it does not, you are reading the New York Times. 

The New York Times: Whitewashing African Criminality Since 1994.