[Editor’s note: This was the inevitable outcome of the racist hate speech that Trump utilised often throughout his campaign – a surge in the incidence of racially motivated hatred, something that Trump had correctly been advised was bubbling just under the surface of US society and was ripe for exploitation, which he did in a most cynical manner.

We know that Trump’s main base of support was middle aged and older white males without college educations – the poor white trash, rednecks and bible thumpers that are sadly still all too common in the USA. Trump is going to have a mess on his hands by the time he takes office and it is largely of his own making; I shudder to think what his methodology for dealing with this will be, given his stated admiration for the militarised police.

I strongly suspect that this rise of racist violence and hatred will be used as one of the excuses to move the USA even further along the path to becoming a police state. It is now clear that 9-11 was just phase I of the Zionist plan to take over and enslave the USA; Trump’s election (by fraud) was phase II, phase III is likely to come much sooner than the 15 intervening years between the first two phases and may well take place in the first year of Trump’s presidency.

It will most likely take the form of an imposition of a police state where law enforcement is no longer tasked with ‘protect and serve’ but rather, is concerned only with enforcing the dictats of the regime using all of it’s paramilitary assets such as armoured vehicles, drones, military grade firearms and total electronic surveillance. Ian]

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Trump Election Spurs Hate Crime Wave with 400 Racist Incidents

There was the gay man in North Carolina who woke up to a message on his car that read, “Can’t wait until your ‘marriage’ is overturned by a real president. Gay families = burn in hell. Trump 2016.”

There were the students who at their Minnesota high school found “fuck niggers, whites only, make America great again” emblazoned across mirrors in the bathroom.

There was the Delaware woman who was threatened by four white men in a gas station who were discussing the election result and told her they were glad they wouldn’t have to deal with Black people anymore.

This is barely a small dent in the vast pool of hate crimes that have emerged in the wake of U.S. President-elect Donald Trump’s victory. While 200 were reported last week, that number has now jumped to more than 400 incidents, the Southern Poverty Law Center said Tuesday. And many of them invoke direct references to Trump’s campaign rhetoric and proposals.

The Center said many of the incidents could be described as “anti-immigrant” and took place either at businesses or schools.

Earlier this week, FBI statistics confirmed at least one trend — hate crimes against Muslims in the United States shot up 67 percent in 2015 — the highest levels since the aftermath of the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks.

“We witnessed a spark in the number of hate crimes against Muslims in late 2015, and this number increased further during Donald Trump’s election campaign,” Ibrahim Hooper, from the Council on American-Islamic Relations, CAIR, told Al Jazeera, in the wake of the report. “We expect the situation to get worse in the future, based on the fact that Donald Trump had mainstreamed Islamophobia.”