Rudy Guiliani, former mayor of New York City who rallied its residents following the dark days after September 11, is laying blame for the recent murder of two of New York City’s finest on the doorstep of the White House.
In recent comments, Guiliani blames President Barack Obama for participating in a four-month propaganda campaign, following a white police officer’s chokehold of a black man resulting in his death, that blatantly encouraged people to hate law enforcement.
During an appearance on the Fox News Network this weekend, Guiliani said that the White House’s encouragement of ongoing protests after a grand jury failed to indict the police officer who killed Eric Garner has ultimately led to violence and the deaths of two innocent NYPD officers.
In his outspoken comments, Guiliani also contended that the police are the one sector of society that has consistently helped keep African-American communities safe, especially in view of increasing crimes committed by black people against members of their own race.
Although the former Big Apple mayor said it was not fair for people to blame the current mayor, Bill DeBlasio, directly for the assassination of the two officers sitting in their patrol car on Saturday, he bluntly stated that the Mayor did not take action so that recent protests in the streets were controlled by the police and blamed DeBlasio for allowing protestors to completely take over public streets night after night.
In addition to Obama and DeBlasio, Guiliani also blamed Al Sharpton for encouraging unrest.