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When the people fear their government, there is tyranny.
When the government fears the people, there is liberty.
-- Thomas Jefferson

During times of universal deceit, telling the truth
becomes a revolutionary act.  -- George Orwell

First they ignore you, then they ridicule you, then they
fight you, then you win.  -- Mahatma Gandhi

Majority of young black men die because on black on black violence: it is time for our corrupt politicians to speak up the truth, stop stealing the jobs of young black men, stop facilitating the break down of black families, stop lying,stop inciting riots and stop inciting racial hatred. Time is now for the truth and real solutions

Posted on | July 13, 2013 | 7 Comments

Now it is time to speak up the truth. I feel terrible for the parents of Treyvon Martin, however the truth of the matter is that he is was not a child, he was a 17 year old young man, who chose to be under the influence of marijuana, who chose to savagely beat the community watchman in a community where neighbors were repeatedly burglarized, he chose to brake Zimmerman’s nose and smash his head into concrete and Zimmerman had to act in self defense.

Treyvon Martin died because of his own actions: he was not a child with skiddles. He was a 17 year old young man who beat up the community watch man and died when his victim acted in self defense.

Obama and Holder violated civil rights of Zimmerman by instigating riots and instigating prosecution of Zimmerman. I believe they did it in order to deflect attention from their crimes, from Obama’s lack of legitimacy. Aside from continuing to litigate the cases dealing with Obama’s coup take over of the U.S Presidency by using a stolen SS and forged IDs and treason and complicity by Eric Holder, We need to address the death of numerous young men, who die every day in inner city in black to black violence.  Statistics shows that most black young men die in black on black violence. See an article below, which incidenly came from the far left MSNBC Grio.

I recently talked to a good friend of mine. She is a successful Africqan American attorney, we took the bar preparation class together. She stated that today in African American community in the inner city as many as 75% of the residents do not work. Vast majority of young people in black communities in inner cities are born out of wedlock without a father in the family, without a positive role model. Corrupt politicians are robbing these young men of jobs by sending their jobs to slave labor in China and bringing slave labor from Mexico in mega amnesties. Those young men are pacified by throwing them the giveaways of welfare, so they will continue voting for the same corrupt politicians.

It is time to look at the root of the problem. If we are serious about stopping violence, particularly most of the deaths that are happening in the black communities, we have to do what is good for the communities:

1. speak up the truth, specifically the fact that most young men like Treyvon Martin die in black on black violence, not due to actions of a community watchmen, who act in self defense and defending their communities from repeated robberies, as police is overwhelmed and incapable of defending these communities.

2.  Tell young men: if you attack someone, brake someone’s nose, smash his head in the concrete: you are not a victim, you are the aggressor. I did not see any evidence of Zimmerman starting the fight and hitting Martin, all the evidence showed Martin being the aggressor. Young men need to be taught in school: if you are hitting someone, if you inflict bodily harm, the victim is allowed to shoot in self defense.

3. Multiple reports have surfaced showing that Treyvon Martin was found repeatedly in possession of multiple items of jewelry, where he claimed that he found those items of jewelry. Reports surfaced showing Martin covered in tattoos and looking nothing like his 12 year old picture shown on TV. There had to be a thorough investigation. Our corrupt regime media needs to start reporting the truth. they had to report on those jewelry items reportedly found in Martin’s possession before. They could do investigative reporting as to who was the owner of that jewelry and how did it disappear.

4. We need to tell politicians: stop stealing their jobs, you are the cause of the most violence among young poor men, who have nothing to do

5. It is time to end the welfare system and change it to the workfare system, so there is no incentive for young black men and women to sit on welfare for generations, for young men not to take responsibility for their children, so we can rebuild the families and the neighborhoods.

How gang violence is tearing black America apart

by Kunbi Tinuoye | 
Dolores Walker says goodbye to her son Joseph Briggs during a funeral service at New Zion Grove Missionary Baptist Church on June 20, 2012 in Chicago, Illinois. (Photo by Scott Olson/Getty Images)Dolores Walker says goodbye to her son Joseph Briggs during a funeral service at New Zion Grove Missionary Baptist Church on June 20, 2012 in Chicago, Illinois. (Photo by Scott Olson/Getty Images)

2012 in Chicago, Illinois. (Photo by Scott Olson/Getty Images)

Sherri Landrum’s life has been turned upside down by gang violence not once, but twice.

In 2003, her 17-year-old daughter, Shekura, was shot while hanging out with a friend. “From what we’ve heard the shooting was an initiation for some guy to prove himself to get into a gang,” said Landrum, 49, of Denver, a single mom of nine children. “She still has a bullet lodged in her right ankle and even to this day is in constant pain.”

Then, just a year later, Landrum’s 21-year-old son,Kurt Levias, was shot to death coming out of a hip-hop concert at Denver’s Bluebird Theatre. “These kids think the way to say they are tough is to use a gun and take someone’s life.”

Like many black-on-black crimes, despite witnesses, the perpetrators have never been arrested. “When it’s a crime in our community it’s brushed under the carpet and no one seems to care,” saysDianne Harrell, of Denver, whose son was murdered six years ago.

Indeed, gang violence is a growing epidemic across America and according to the 2011 National Gang Threat Assessment, gangs are expanding, evolving, and posing an increasing threat to communities. In fact, a disturbing trend is for children as young as 8-years-old to be involved in gang activity.

“Gang violence is an enormous and big problem in every major city,” says Brian Center, Executive Director of A Better LA, a non-profit organization committed to reducing violence by empowering change in L.A. communities.

“In Los Angeles we have multi-generational gangs, with kids growing up in gang families,” says Center. “We also see gang members recruiting kids who are around 8-years-old. It’s only when they are teenagers that we really we start to see the violence”

There are many reasons why a pre-teens and young people decide to join a gang. At the top of the list is a need for power and recognition, especially for youngsters who feel a sense of hopelessness because of racism, poverty or a lack of support.

“We are trying to tackle the issue of urban decay and kids living in war zones,” says Terrance Roberts, a former member of the Bloods gang and founder of the Prodigal Son Initiative, an after-school program in Denver for at-risk youth.

“A lot of people look at what they are running to but we look at what they are running from,” says Skipp Townsend, executive director of 2nd Call, a Los Angeles based organization which works with at risk youth and ex-felons. “It’s a lack of something, like they could be running from a dysfunctional home.”

”Most often they feel isolated and cut off and the gangs offer them love, family and protection,” says Center.

There are several clues that parents can spot to indicate that a child is involved in gang activity.” Some of the early signs that kids have joined gangs are signs or symbols parents haven’t seen before, changes in behavior at home or in school, becoming more secretive and starting to wear specific colors”, says Bruce Ferrell, president of the National Alliance of Gang Investigators Associations.

“Parents need to be active in their children’s life and not give them the chance to create alternative role models,” says Townsend. “They need to be bilingual to understand the language of their children and what their child is going through.

“Parents can protect their children by being involved in their activities and making sure they have positive role models to keep them out of gangs,” says Ferrell. “We provide after school programs which soaks up the downtime that a lot these kids have,” says Roberts.

In Los Angeles, the deputy mayor Guillermo Cespedes is spearheading an innovative, relatively new gang strategy, to combat street gangs in a city blighted by violence. “We implement a comprehensive strategy that includes prevention, intervention, re-entry and law enforcement,” Cespedes told theGrio.

His Gang Reduction and Youth Development program, or GRYD, uses a scientific and methodological approach to identify how likely high-risk kids will join a gang, says Cespedes.

There are many indicators whether the child is likely to join a gang, such as whether he or she is committed to the code of the street, a lack of commitment to school or substance abuse, says Cespedes.

Follow Kunbi Tinuoye on Twitter at @Kunbiti

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7 Responses to “Majority of young black men die because on black on black violence: it is time for our corrupt politicians to speak up the truth, stop stealing the jobs of young black men, stop facilitating the break down of black families, stop lying,stop inciting riots and stop inciting racial hatred. Time is now for the truth and real solutions”

  1. Rod Riddle
    July 14th, 2013 @ 2:37 am

    This is the truth. I admire black Patriots like Jesse Lee Peterson who come out and really tell it like it is. It’s refreshing to hear him speak about the reality of the problems with blacks. How they actually got respect back in the 60’s & 70’s because they showed respect back in those days. We didn’t have near as many problems with them back then like we do today. I say it and get called a racist. He says it and they call him an Uncle Tom. They don’t like hearing the truth.

  2. Rich
    July 14th, 2013 @ 5:58 am

    Orly, you are the only one who dares to tell it like it is. This country is devoid of honest media who have the guts to talk about the issues that are destroying this country morally and financially. God Bless you. Please keep up the fight.

  3. horatio
    July 14th, 2013 @ 7:01 am

    The reason George Zimmerman is alive is because he had a gun and stood his ground. If this would have happened in Chicago, he would be dead and Martin most likely would have gotten away. I know Mr. Zimmerman feels remorse for what happened, I know I would if I had to shoot someone, but I would still be happy to be alive.

  4. Tom Cooke
    July 14th, 2013 @ 9:09 am

    I think the first think to start the healing is to drop the different names. We are all Americans. Drop the divisions: Black-American, Asian-American, etc. There is no White American, no Black Americans, just AMERICANS. Just like in the church names divide. We all have the same goal. Let’s quite dividing Americans and just be an American!

  5. Rod Riddle
    July 14th, 2013 @ 12:25 pm

    Tom, tell the black communities this. They are the ones that keep coming up with what they want to be called. They decided on being called African American or black not us. We are just catering to their requests.

  6. Beverly
    July 16th, 2013 @ 9:38 am

    If Zimmerman had not followed Trayvon after he was told not too Trayvon would have never been violated of his CIVIL RIGHTS. He would probable still be alive. It was Trayvon that was fighting for his life. After all it was Zimmerman with the gun. Trayvon had no weapon.

  7. dr_taitz@yahoo.com
    July 16th, 2013 @ 10:22 am

    there is nothing illegal in following and checking what a person is doing. after all let us not forget that Martin was arrested previously at his schol with 12 items of jewelry and an instrument that the security officer described as an instrument commonly used in burglaries, in breaking and entering. Martin was under the influence, was angry with someone following him and he punched Zimmerman in the nose, broke his nose and smashed his head into concrete. Martin was an aggressor and Zimmerman acted in self defense.
    why don’t you talk about 93% of blacks who die in black on black violence, about blacks killing whites? Our media and regime do not talk about it because it is not politically correct

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