The IPCC’s study into deaths in police custody in England and Wales between 1998 and 2010 shows:
Those who died in custody were mostly white (75%), male (90%) and aged between 25 and 44.
An invitation to Mark Duggan’s aunt from the BBC’s Nicky Campbell:
‘I’m going to give you two minutes to be open and honest about the cancer in our society…say honestly from the heart what you want to say….say anything you want.’
There are some dangerous myths being propagated in some communities….one is that radicalisation is caused by ‘western’ foreign policy……today we hear the excuses for Black radicalisation….Black youths are more likely to die in police custody than any other segment of the population, and that police community relations are failing because of police actions such as stop and search.
I have heard these mentioned again and again today but not a word of dissent from the BBC, as with Muslim callers or commentators who suggest foreign policy causes radicalisation the BBC seems unable to challenge anyone who wraps themselves in their flag of convenience….that being their race or religion.
There is no mention of the real figures of deaths in custody nor the reasons for stop and search..no look at the numbers of black youths killed by other black youths, no looking at Trident in relation to all this.
The narrative does seem to go just one way…the police are to blame for all the problems….they don’t understand the community, they don’t communicate with them and they persecute them.
No thought that maybe the Black community brings it upon themselves….or rather a segment of the black community brings it upon the whole….all to be taken advantage of by the race hustlers.
Having caught quite a bit of the BBC’s coverage of the response to the Duggan verdict I can only conclude that the BBC would be quietly sympathetic to anyone who decided the best reaction would be to riot, burn down homes and businesses, and if innocent people are killed, then so be it….that’s the price of injustice when Democracy fails you and injustice stalks the streets.
David Cameron said that ‘the judicial process has to be respected.’
The BBC’s response was to say bollocks to that, asking instead….’Should the police guidance on the use of lethal force be changed?’
That question from the BBC tells you a lot about their thinking. It immediately suggests that though a jury has found the shooting legal the BBC believes that the police guidelines on the use of lethal force are wrong…and therefore the verdict, based upon those guidelines, is wrong….and therefore…
The killing was unjustified…in other words the BBC are suggesting Duggan was murdered by the police.
Just a coincidence that the BBC’s broadcast this by their tame Black activist, Alvin Hall, on the day after the verdict is given:
Alvin Hall on Motown’s Black Forum spoken word records with the people behind them
The Sound of The Struggle
If you think it’s about music you’d be mistaken…once again Hall is glorifying Black political activism and promoting the victim status of Black people.
‘Amazing how timely some of the lyrics are’ Alvin tells us….as black youths are being killed in the streets….no Honkys though?….and in the UK most black youths are killed by other black youths…go figure.
When he tells us that the death of an unarmed black boy, Trayvon Martin, at the hands of a neighbourhood watchman, gives the recordings ‘a painful contemporary resonance’ you get the message he is peddling…no matter that George Zimmerman, who shot Martin, was Hispanic and not White.
That message? Black youths are still being murdered by whitey.
Excellent choice of programme and sentiment on the day following the verdict on the killing of a black man by police officers.
Coincidence? Sure.
This is the BBC which frequently postpones broadcasting programmes at ‘sensitive times’ if they are deemed to have an unfortunate relevance to current events….but no one at the BBC thought that a programme which glorifies the Black power movement and brings us quotes like the one below might be ill judged and ill timed:
‘If you do not think he is capable of wiping us out check out the white race, wherever they have gone they have ruled, conquered, murdered and plagued, whether they are the majority or the minority they have always ruled, they have always ruled!’
Back to the culturally cringing BBC white boys:
Nicky Campbell continues the week as he began…badly (starts at 7 mins properly)
His show of course is a phone in about the Duggan verdict.
The BBC has in the past frequently given Duggan’s mother airtime which she used to say that Duggan had been executed or assassinated by the police.
Somewhat inflamatory but the BBC never challenged that…and indeed today Campbell gave Duggan’s aunt carte blanche to say what she liked as the ‘heat and anger is understandable’
However Campbell was told that it was people like him and the BBC who misrepresented what Black people were like.
Campbell grovelled and responded…..‘This is why it’s so important to hear from people like you.’
‘I’m going to give you two minutes to be open and honest about the cancer in our society…say honestly from the heart what you want to say….say anything you want.’
So she let rip……Mark Duggan was executed.
We were also told that black youths in custody are being killed at a murderous rate by police…a highly emotive claim but one that is far, far from the truth…. but not challenged by Campbell:
In 2011 there were 515 recorded deaths in state custody:
Deaths in or following police custody show that 84% of those who died were White, 11 % (n=2) were Black and 5% (n=1) were of mixed ethnicity.
o N=322 (63%) were natural causes;
o N=104 (20%) were self-inflicted deaths;
o N=58 (11%) were cause of death ‘unknown’. 55 of these deaths were of patients detained under the Mental Health Act, which accounts for 19% of the 273 recorded deaths in this setting;
o N=12 (2%) in which prisons were awaiting further information before classification;
o N=11 (2%) were other non-natural deaths;
o N=4 (0.8%) were Other;
o N=2 (0.4%) were homicides (both in prison) and;
o N=2 (0.4%) were Other – Accidental
Whilst giving Duggan’s aunt the freedom of the airwaves to say what she liked Campbell later (09:59) felt the need to say this after a caller suggested that the Black community needed to apologise for the riots…..
‘And of course we need to counter the caller who said the black community should apologise, that was an appalling generalisation…strong feelings and strong words this morning [from Duggan’s family & Co], understandably…thank you for listening.’
He felt no need to counter the explosive accusation of ‘execution’ though…or indeed that the Black community are persecuted by the police.
Curious how the feelings of outrage and anger and the EDL’s march (No violence, no rioting, no looting, no deaths) on the murder and near beheading of Lee Rigby were not so ‘understandable’….no invitations to talk ‘from the heart, openly and honestly about the cancer in our society’ then.
Of course the bien pensant’s opposition to certain cultural impositions can be quite violent themselves:
“My loathing of McDonald’s is intense. There are advantages in development provided it is the right sort, but there are already too many take-away restaurants in Hampstead.”
But if you have a problem with a culture that advocates killing non-believers, promotes homophobia, declares that women are second class, that endorses multiple marriages…and of course anti-Semitism…it is you who are the problem.
Let’s remember Duggan’s aunt’s reaction to the verdict, repeated today……
So much for the family not wanting any rioting.
Outside court the Duggan family solicitor expressed the family’s dismay at the verdict telling reporters: “On the 4 August an unarmed man was shot down in Tottenham. Today we have had what we can only call a perverse judgement.
“The jury found he had no gun and yet he was gunned down – for us that’s an unlawful killing. The family are in a state if shock and we ask that you would respect that shock.
“They can’t believe that this was the outcome. No gun in his hand yet he was shot. Murdered. No justice. No peace.”
However just a few hours later she’s changed her mind…..
This is the BBC’s Frontpage headline right now:
Duggan’s aunt urges ‘no violence’
and yet…….Execution, assassination, murder…….“No justice, no peace.”