The BLack Lives Matter Con Job

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That's all well-and-good, Mystic, but Black lives do matter.
Just take this article, I'll wager the BLM organisation were straight onto it with their outrage.

Or not.

Kenyan police arrested after dragging suspect by motorbike.



'Three police officers in Kenya have been arrested after one of them was filmed apparently dragging a 21-year-old woman
tied to a motorcycle. Accusing her of involvement in a robbery, another man is seen whipping her as she pleads for them to
stop.

The crowd in a town in the western county of Nakuru reportedly intervened and she is being treated in hospital for a broken leg,
among other injuries. Kenya's police are often accused of brutality...'

Oh the BBC with their innuendo! That's it...? "Kenya's police are often accused of brutality"...? No 'Kenya's black police are often
accused of brutality'?!

'Last week, the police watchdog said at least 15 people had been killed by police during the nationwide dusk-to-dawn curfew,
aimed at curbing the spread of coronavirus. It called for them to be arrested and charged but no action has been taken so far.

Yassin Moyo, 13, was among those killed. Police spokesperson Charles Owino told the BBC that his shooting was accidental
as the police officer wanted to disperse a crowd by firing into the air...'

Of course it was, we can't be seen sending the wrong message. Someone's feet would have to be washed if we say anything
out of line.

'A UN human rights report has documented widespread police violence in 182 communities, including beating, use of live
ammunition and tear gas, sexual violence and damage to property.

'I pleaded for mercy'
"I don't know how I survived this," Mercy Cherono told Kenya's Standard newspaper about her ordeal after watching the
one-and-a-half minute clip that has been widely shared on social media. According to the paper, the incident took place
in Olenguruone, a town about 250km (155 miles) north-west of the capital, Nairobi, on Sunday.

Her trousers and underwear were dragged down to her knees as she was pulled along a dirt road by the motorbike and by
the end of the clip she was surrounded by a crowd.

"I pleaded for mercy but the officer couldn't hear none of that," she told the Standard from her bed in hospital.
"All this time I was not aware of the crime I was being punished for," she said.
Ms Cherino was accused of being part of a gang of three who had stolen some items from a police officer's house,
Citizen TV reports.

The governor of Nakuru told journalists on Wednesday that the behaviour seen in the video would not be tolerated.
"Such primitive acts continue to paint a dark image of our law enforcers. The police should play refuge for all suspects until
proven guilty in a court of law," the Daily Nation newspaper quotes Lee Kinyanjui as saying.

"The notion of innocent till proven guilty must be upheld at all times. For Mercy, she appeared to have been sentenced already
before her trial. This should never happen," the governor added.
Kenya's Department of Criminal Investigation says the three police officers who are now in custody are helping with investigations
into the incident...'

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But of course, the theft is immaterial to having black Police Officers dragging a black woman with the use of a motorbike.
Tomorrow there'll be a follow-up article claiming it was a white man's bike.

But BBC... you won't get the clicks, I archived the article.