Poway shooter thinks he's "defending" his nation
The gunman who shot up a synagogue in Poway, California, had a bizarre defense for his actions in court:
“I’m defending our nation against the Jewish people, who are trying to destroy all white people,” John T. Earnest is heard saying on the 911 call. He told the operator he believed he had killed people and gave detailed descriptions of the San Diego intersection where he was parked shortly before he was taken into custody.This is an oxymoron if there ever was one, because the majority of Jewish people are white. Evidently, the creep is that far gone, he can't figure out anything, and considers Jews the only whites who're invalid. Let's hope Earnest gets sent to the chair, because he really went the barbaric route and cost innocents their lives.
The recording was played at the hearing where witnesses also included a combat veteran who confronted the suspect and a medical examiner who described the wounds of the woman who was killed.
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