23-04-2018, 06:57 PM
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Re: Steven Lawrence
Originally Posted by Longdogs
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Will there be a National day of commemoration for Ben Kinsella, murdered by a black man?
Maybe you are forgetting that Kinsella's three killers were quickly brought to justice and imprisoned.
Whereas because of racism by the police the killers were allowed to get away with Stephen Lawrence's murder and it took years and only then by the Daily Mail naming them were they tried.
Even then only two of the five were convicted and jailed.
23-04-2018, 07:52 PM
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Re: Steven Lawrence
Originally Posted by zuludog
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25 years Eh?Surely the BBC has milked this story all they can by now? I look forward to them devoting a similar amount of time, effort, and airtime to -
The widespread rape & abuse of white working class girls in Rotherham, Telford, and several other British towns which was suppressed by the police; social services & MPs
The persistent abuse of children, especially boys, in homes & residential schools by church leaders, social workers, at least one MP, and other figures of authority, and was similarly suppressed for years
The abuse carried on under their own roof by Jimmy Savile, Rolf Harris, and others; also suppressed
The barbaric murders carried out on our streets by Muslims
What's that, you don't think it will happen? Me neither
Yes, these have been reported, but with nothing like the thoroughness or enthusiasm that the BBC has devoted to the Stephen Lawrence case
And now we have the Windrush Affair, which seems to have had blanket coverage for weeks. I'll bet the BBC could hardly believe their luck or contain their joy, for just as the Stephen Lawrence case was starting to run out of steam, here is something new for them to beat Whitey with
Why, if I was a cynic I might get the impression that the BBC is not interested in crime unless it is carried out against black people
23-04-2018, 08:33 PM
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Re: Steven Lawrence
Originally Posted by zuludog
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25 years Eh?Surely the BBC has milked this story all they can by now? I look forward to them devoting a similar amount of time, effort, and airtime to -
The widespread rape & abuse of white working class girls in Rotherham, Telford, and several other British towns which was suppressed by the police; social services & MPs
The persistent abuse of children, especially boys, in homes & residential schools by church leaders, social workers, at least one MP, and other figures of authority, and was similarly suppressed for years
The abuse carried on under their own roof by Jimmy Savile, Rolf Harris, and others; also suppressed
The barbaric murders carried out on our streets by Muslims
What's that, you don't think it will happen? Me neither
Yes, these have been reported, but with nothing like the thoroughness or enthusiasm that the BBC has devoted to the Stephen Lawrence case
And now we have the Windrush Affair, which seems to have had blanket coverage for weeks. I'll bet the BBC could hardly believe their luck or contain their joy, for just as the Stephen Lawrence case was starting to run out of steam, here is something new for them to beat Whitey with
Why, if I was a cynic I might get the impression that the BBC is not interested in crime unless it is carried out against black people
23-04-2018, 10:21 PM
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Re: Steven Lawrence
Originally Posted by Longdogs
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Will there be a National day of commemoration for Ben Kinsella, murdered by a black man?
24-04-2018, 10:41 AM
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Re: Steven Lawrence
Originally Posted by Yolande
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Maybe you are forgetting that Kinsella's three killers were quickly brought to justice and imprisoned.Whereas because of racism by the police the killers were allowed to get away with Stephen Lawrence's murder and it took years and only then by the Daily Mail naming them were they tried.
Even then only two of the five were convicted and jailed.
Originally Posted by Bruv
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Black men, all locked up...................strange you should mention the two cases in the same breath.
I have no doubt there was racism in the police force and probably still is.
24-04-2018, 12:03 PM
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Re: Steven Lawrence
Originally Posted by Longdogs
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So what is the point of a commemoration day? Is it to remember Steven Lawrence or to remember racism in the police force?I have no doubt there was racism in the police force and probably still is.
I don't think Stephen could have been saved, but if he had been my son I would have wanted justice asap, and his parents didn't get that for 20 years.... just because the police were easily bribed and had racist ideas.
The 2 who were convicted have to serve a minimum of 15 years, Stephens parents had to wait longer than that to establish that their innocent son had been murdered by evil hooligans in a racist attack!
24-04-2018, 12:39 PM
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Re: Steven Lawrence
Originally Posted by Longdogs
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So what is the point of a commemoration day? Is it to remember Steven Lawrence or to remember racism in the police force?I have no doubt there was racism in the police force and probably still is.
Keep thinking Longdogs.
24-04-2018, 06:45 PM
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Re: Steven Lawrence
Originally Posted by zuludog
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25 years Eh?Surely the BBC has milked this story all they can by now? I look forward to them devoting a similar amount of time, effort, and airtime to -
The widespread rape & abuse of white working class girls in Rotherham, Telford, and several other British towns which was suppressed by the police; social services & MPs
The persistent abuse of children, especially boys, in homes & residential schools by church leaders, social workers, at least one MP, and other figures of authority, and was similarly suppressed for years
The abuse carried on under their own roof by Jimmy Savile, Rolf Harris, and others; also suppressed
The barbaric murders carried out on our streets by Muslims
What's that, you don't think it will happen? Me neither
Yes, these have been reported, but with nothing like the thoroughness or enthusiasm that the BBC has devoted to the Stephen Lawrence case
And now we have the Windrush Affair, which seems to have had blanket coverage for weeks. I'll bet the BBC could hardly believe their luck or contain their joy, for just as the Stephen Lawrence case was starting to run out of steam, here is something new for them to beat Whitey with
Why, if I was a cynic I might get the impression that the BBC is not interested in crime unless it is carried out against black people
Rotherham et al is demonstrable proof.
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