Today's loudspeaker is to tell you who to blame and not to look at the causes of problems in society.
Predominantly black and Middle-eastern Asian young men are regularly involved in the current knife
violence in London and since that city is presently doused in political-correctness, the real reason for
this destruction will continue.
It's not because of their skin colour and it's not because they're male, it's because of their background.
It is and always been a Class War, something rich black and white people don't want to talk about.
(At this stage if I was on a TV panel and wealthy, I'd offer an anecdote to weaken my statement and
put the audience back at ease. And that's why it's done.)
If the essence of a Government is to benefit those it governs, it's essential to contain order and maintain
a confidence in the country and its inhabitants for reasons of commerce and trade. These days, In-house
industry can benefit its citizens, but it can also make them feel independent and that can be a problem
when it comes to societal-conditioning
It's better to make those you govern reliant on those in power and to 'pay' them for the servitude.
This has become a culture of relying on Government dependency and learning to accept whatever rules
are decided on.
It can work, but only if things stay the same.
However, humans envy and via the entertainment industry, are told that wealth supposedly equates to
happiness, young, fit men who want the baubles of victory and want them now, will seek them in the form
of forced-taking.
The class of the wealthy enjoy having a class of the poor. They can use the poor for their needs and also
being human, subconsciously appreciate their respective mental-superiority. This isn't dislike, it's just the
nature of being a social-being.
It's easier to use the 'divide-and-conquer' ploy with insults and shaming. Tha's why the average person
is taught this in the education system. Using labels and adminstering virtuous or negative attributes to
groups in society guarantees the focus will be on the ones pointed at.
Those of colour, those of certain beliefs, those who are deemed with disabilities... all these circles merge
with another that rarely spoken of. Financial status.
Why is that?
Predominantly black and Middle-eastern Asian young men are regularly involved in the current knife
violence in London and since that city is presently doused in political-correctness, the real reason for
this destruction will continue.
It's not because of their skin colour and it's not because they're male, it's because of their background.
It is and always been a Class War, something rich black and white people don't want to talk about.
(At this stage if I was on a TV panel and wealthy, I'd offer an anecdote to weaken my statement and
put the audience back at ease. And that's why it's done.)
If the essence of a Government is to benefit those it governs, it's essential to contain order and maintain
a confidence in the country and its inhabitants for reasons of commerce and trade. These days, In-house
industry can benefit its citizens, but it can also make them feel independent and that can be a problem
when it comes to societal-conditioning
It's better to make those you govern reliant on those in power and to 'pay' them for the servitude.
This has become a culture of relying on Government dependency and learning to accept whatever rules
are decided on.
It can work, but only if things stay the same.
However, humans envy and via the entertainment industry, are told that wealth supposedly equates to
happiness, young, fit men who want the baubles of victory and want them now, will seek them in the form
of forced-taking.
The class of the wealthy enjoy having a class of the poor. They can use the poor for their needs and also
being human, subconsciously appreciate their respective mental-superiority. This isn't dislike, it's just the
nature of being a social-being.
It's easier to use the 'divide-and-conquer' ploy with insults and shaming. Tha's why the average person
is taught this in the education system. Using labels and adminstering virtuous or negative attributes to
groups in society guarantees the focus will be on the ones pointed at.
Those of colour, those of certain beliefs, those who are deemed with disabilities... all these circles merge
with another that rarely spoken of. Financial status.
Why is that?
Quote:Four arrested after murder of teen, 16, as London homicides exceed total reached in 2017.SOURCE:
Published 13th November 2018
Four men have been arrested on suspicion of murder after the fatal stabbing of a teen boy amid
soaring homicides in London that have exceeded the total reached in 2017.
John Ogunjobi, 16, was the 120th homicide victim in London this year.
'John Ogunjobi, 16, was found unconscious after being attacked on Greenleaf Close, Tulse Hill, at
around 11pm on November 5. Paramedics battled to save his life but he succumbed to his injuries
and was later pronounced dead at the scene.
His devastated parents watched on as he lost his fight for life, with witnesses describing his mother’s
screams. Scotland Yard said four men aged 22, 20, 21 and 23, are being quizzed by detectives at
south London police stations after being taken into custody.
John was the 120th homicide victim in London this year, taking the total number of killings further above
that of 2017. London mayor Sadiq Khan is coming under increasing pressure to bring violent crime under
control as he desperately searches for solutions to stop bloodshed on the streets.
Last week Khan told the BBC's Today programme it could take a generation to “make really significant
progress” on tackling violent crime in the capital. He said: "They saw in Scotland what we're seeing in
London which is children in primary school thinking not only is it OK to carry a knife, but it gives them a
sense of belonging, joining a criminal gang, it makes them feel safer.
"We need to use all resources at our disposal to address this horror."
In the week from October 31, John was one of five people stabbed to death in London in separate killings.
Peter Kirkham, a retired Metropolitan Police officer of 20 years, told Daily Star Online in July that the lack
of “bobbies on the beat” is one of the leading reasons knife and gun crime is rising.
The troubling statistics show “the streets have been lost” to criminals, who are carrying knives and firearms
with impunity, the former Scotland Yard detective said.
“As far as the bad guys are concerned, the streets are now theirs,” he said.
“Not routine police patrols keeping public spaces safe.
“It’s not because the police don’t want to do that, but because there are insufficient police to do that.”
The latest incident involved the death of a 35-year-old woman who suffered an abdominal wound at an address
in Ilford, east London, on Monday. A 50-year-old man was arrested on suspicion of murder.
The official Metropolitan Police tally of violent deaths this year is 120, which includes cases of murder and
manslaughter. This tally –whch surpasses last year's tally of 116 -includes 69 stabbings and 14 shootings.
A third of the cases involved victims aged 16 to 24, while 20 were teenagers.
In total, 111 homicides were recorded in 2016 and 122 in 2015 in the capital, according to Home Office data.
Before this the number of police-recorded homicides in London had been falling, from 164 in 2007 to 91 in 2014.
Looking at official figures for financial years, there was a peak in 2003/4 when there were 212, and then, bar one
rise in 2010/11, the total gradually decreased until 2017/18 when it rose by 36% to 146. In response to the bloodshed
this year, the Metropolitan Police Violent Crime Task Force was set up, seizing 340 knives, 40 guns and 258 other
offensive weapons in its first six months of operation, and making more than 1,350 arrests.
Mayor Sadiq Khan also announced plans for a Violence Reduction Unit that would adopt the public health approach
to tackle violent crime that was successfully used in Glasgow. Police have pointed to links between violence and
so-called county lines drug networks, where urban dealers force children and other vulnerable people to courier illegal
substances to customers in more rural areas.
They are also known to take over innocent people's homes to use as a base for crime.
Middle class cocaine users have come under fire from a number of public figures, including the country's most senior
police officer Scotland Yard Commissioner Cressida Dick, who pointed to the misery caused by the drugs trade....'
Drill music, where rappers taunt rivals with lyrics laced with violence and threats, and the role of social media in
escalating disputes have also come under the microscope, as have cuts to youth services and the police...'
Quote:BREAKING: Woman found dead at home as cops launch murder probeLINK:
amid London violence spree.
Police have launched a murder investigation after a woman was found dead in her home in south London
amid a grim spate of bloodshed in the capital.
'The Metropolitan Police said in a statement: "A murder investigation has been launched following the death
of a woman in Balham. "Police were called at approximately 11:40pm on Monday, 12 November, to reports
of a woman deceased at an address on Balham Park Road, SW12.
"Officers attended along with colleagues from the London Ambulance Service.
"The woman, believed to be aged 62, was pronounced dead at the scene.
It is believed she had been assaulted."...'
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