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King Who Condemned US Wars Again Betrayed by War-Supporting Clergy’s Praise
January 29th, 2012 | 
Author: Article By Jay Janson (about the author)
House to house wars by Mateus_27
We have just witnessed the annual birthday-highlighted betrayal of Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., with clergy leading the way – a betrayal of what King taught and was dedicated to when he was assassinated, namely, exposing the US overseas crimes against humanity for predatory investments that were draining away men, money and resources, and causing poverty and injustice at home.
Americans can Choose Between Being American or Human but Not Both Presently
Article By Jay Janson (about the author)
God Bless America - American Flag with M4A1 Rifle and Dollar sign from japetonida
MARINES URINATING ON AFGHANI CORPSES Graphic Video - Viewer Discretion Advised, Information Clearing House, January 12, 2012 - click here
“Many parents who wouldn’t think of letting their children see the above-named movie wouldn’t think twice if their children joined the Marines.
America and Britain vote against UN racism and Nazi Resolution
On December 19, 2011, a UN Resolution calling for the condemnation and outlawing of all forms of racism and related ideologies including the rise of neo-Nazi ideas was rejected by America, Britain and the rest of Europe; and this crucial vote at the UN was hardly covered by the mainstream media.
Posted in International News | 
Tags: increase in the number of racist incidents, neo-Fascism and violent nationalist ideologies b, resurgence of neo-Nazism, resurgence of racist and xenophobic violence, rise of skinhead groups, “Inadmissibility of Certain Practices That Contribute to Fuelling Contemporary Forms of Racism Racial Discrimination Xenophobia and Related Intolerance.” | 
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Race injustices in the criminal justice system set to continue for some time
A report by the race equality charity Runnymede Trust has revealed that race injustices in the criminal justice system will continue into the future despite the charity calling for a new approach to these issues.
Asian Football Awards Shortlist Announced for Wembley Stadium extravaganza
Press release by Imran Hassan: Initiate Sports©
The first ever Asian Football Awards (AFA) will take place at Wembley Stadium on 24th January 2012 where outstanding UK Asians will be honoured. This inaugaral event is expected to attract a premier list of guests to gather, support and celebrate outstanding Asians in football.
Posted in Sport |
Tags: Asians in football, Asians in UK football, first ever Asian Football Awards |
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A child, a bleeding anus, interrogation by the UK Border Agency
Article by Clare Sambrook©
Child B is apprehended after landing in Dover. He is subjected to something called a “welfare interview” and asked “Are you in any pain?” Yes, he says. The little finger on his left hand is in a splint. He is bleeding from his anus. His interrogator writes that Child B has been prescribed “Petadine” by doctors in Belgium. The boy is asked if he wants to see a doctor now in Dover. Yes, he says. But he doesn’t see a doctor. That was just a question on the form.
George Lucas makes new film about America’s first African-American pilots in World War II
Star Wars director, George Lucas is producing a new film due to be released this month called “Red Tails”, about the first ever African-American pilots to be used in combat during World War II.
No to Dickensian days – Vigil & Lobby of Parliament v Welfare Reform
Press release by Single Mums Self Defence©
On 11 January, the Lords’ debate on the Welfare Reform Bill continues. The Bill threatens basic entitlement to housing and other benefits – a roof over our heads.
Racism will probably never be kicked out of football as long as punishments are lenient
Tom Adeyemi will be another among a long list of victims as long as the FA's fines are pathetic.
The ugly stain of racism in football has been the focus of media reports since top Premiership players such a England captain and Chelsea player John Terry and Liverpool player Luis Suarez were at the centre of racism allegations in November last year, but if the football governing body continues to hand out lenient sentences for racism it will probably never be eradicated out of football completely.
Lawrence convictions should be treated as new evidence of a ‘joint enterprise’ say lawyers who changed the law on double jeopardy
Press release by Society of Black Lawyers©
The Society of Black Lawyers is calling for the immediate prosecution of the three remaining men who are suspected of being involved in the racist murder of the black teenager, Stephen Lawrence in 1993. The call follows the conviction and sentencing of David Norris and Gary Dobson who were both given life sentences at the Old Bailey.
Enquiry demanded into racism allegations against Livonia Schools in Michigan
Press release from our Religious Correspondent©
Hindus have asked for a thorough probe into the racial profiling allegations against Livonia Public Schools in Michigan (USA) leveled by a former school Principal as reported in the media.
Taxi drivers refuse to pick up black people: More Twitter revelations from Dianne Abbott
Just a few hours after Labour MP Dianne Abbott came very close to losing her job for tweeting that “white people love playing ‘divide and rule’”, a new Twitter revelation where she said that taxi drivers refuse to pick up black people has enraged taxi drivers and put Abbott back in the centre of another race row.
Posted in National News |
Tags: racism was in parliament, Taxi drivers refuse to pick up black people |
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Dianne Abbott at the centre of another race row
Will this spell the end for Dianne Abbott's political career?
Shadow minister for public health, Dianne Abbott is at the centre of another race row after tweeting ‘white people love to play divide and rule’ during a conversation on Twitter about the sentencing of Stephen Lawrence’s murderers.
JUST welcomes Lawrence verdict
Press release by JUST West Yorkshire©
“DESPITE THESE VERDICTS, TODAY IS NOT A CAUSE FOR CELEBRATION…WE ARE JUST ONE FAMILY AMONG HUNDREDS OF THOUSANDS STILL SUFFERING” (Doreen Lawrence)
18 years for Stephen Lawrence’s killers to face justice
Photos released by the Crown Prosecution Service show Gary Dobson, left, and David Norris. The two men have been convicted of the 1993 murder of black teenager Stephen Lawrence
Two men standing trial for the racist murder of Stephen Lawrence in 1993 has been found guilty by a jury who reached a unanimous verdict, 18 years after the young black teenager was murdered by a gang of white racists.
Police pursuing racial motive of murdered Indian student
23 year-old Anuj Bidve brutally murdered on Boxing Day in Manchester.
Police investigating the brutal shooting of Indian student Anuj Bidve in an apparently motiveless attack are now investigating the possibility that the murder was racially motivated and a hate crime.
Some people are non-White and non-Christian – get over it Cameron!
Press release by Kash Ahmed & Ratna Lachman JUST©
In a speech in Oxford on the 400th anniversary of the King James Bible, the prime minister called for a revival of traditional Christian values to counter Britain’s “moral collapse”. He said “live and let live” had too often become “do what you please”. The speech has alarming echoes of his earlier address at the Munich security conference where he asserted the primacy of mono-culturalism and assimilation as a bulwark against security threats facing the UK in which Muslims were primarily implicated.
Ethnic Minority UK Citizens Retiring Abroad Miss Out On Full State Pension
Press release by Runnymede Trust©
Ethnic minority UK citizens retiring to countries outside of Europe could lose up to £24,000 over 20 years due to their UK Basic State Pension not being up rated in line with inflation.
JUST Calls for an Urgent Inquiry into the Independent Police Complaint’s Commission (IPCC)
Press release by Kash Ahmed Racial Justice Network Coordinator©
Two members of a group set up to ensure community confidence in the investigation of the police shooting of Mark Duggan in Tottenham have resigned, following reports of losing confidence in the Inquiry set up by the IPCC. The row centres around the role of the IPCC in authorising the removal of key evidence related to the investigation. The taxi Duggan had been travelling in was taken away from the scene by police just after the shooting, despite it containing “evidence of major significance”.
Posted in National News |
Tags: IPCC, JUST, National Black Police Association, the police shooting of Mark Duggan in Tottenham |
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Bush and Blair found guilty of war crimes: Now for the real test of global justice
The Kuala Lumpur War Crimes Commission has found former American president, George Bush Senior and former UK Prime Minister, Tony Blair guilty of war crimes in relation to their invasion of Iraq in 2003, a landmark ruling which will test whether there is an equal international justice system for western leaders.