The Black man behnid bars
Justice remains elusive for Black people in the United
States due to deeply entrenched systemic racism embedded across all stages of
the criminal justice system. Racial disparities are well-documented and not accidental but rather rooted in a history of oppression, discriminatory
policies, and biased decision-making that disproportionately targets Black
individuals.
Everyone deserves justice, which is fundamentally about
fairness and equal treatment; however, many people are denied this fundamental
right.
Hundreds of groups worldwide are actively involved in the
struggle for justice, tackling structural injustices in different fields,
including human rights, criminal justice reform, racial justice, and
environmental protection.
However, because structural injustices and institutional
defects make it difficult for justice to be realized, the promise of justice
frequently seems unfulfilled, despite legal ideals like "equal justice
under law" being embodied in national symbols and oaths. Millions of
people lack genuine access to the legal system, particularly in civil matters today.
Groups like Amnesty International and the International
Commission of Jurists work to expose injustices and pressure governments to
act, particularly in cases of grave human rights violations such as genocide
and crimes against humanity, yet the world is becoming more dangerous.
In the United States, organizations supported by Stand
Together invest in initiatives aimed at ensuring equal justice under the law,
promoting community policing, and reforming the criminal justice system through
research and policy development, yet many people are denied justice.
As people push for greater involvement in decisions
affecting their lives, peaceful demonstrators, journalists, human rights
defenders, the underprivileged, defenseless individuals, and civil society
groups are increasingly targeted.
Similar to the biblical quote "the harvest is
plentiful, but the laborers are few," it appears that international law
and adjudication are frequently insufficient to rectify widespread injustices,
particularly when violence increases and legal channels become unavailable.
In reality, the lack of justice shows up as rifts in society,
as Isaiah and other prophetic voices have bemoaned the lack of justice and the
authorities' inability to enforce it, pointing out that peace can’t exist in
the absence of justice.
Therefore, fighting for justice involves more than just
combating systemic injustice; it also involves protecting the freedom to
organize and speak out against it. This disparity highlights a significant gap
between the promise and reality of justice, where rights exist in theory but
are now only a pipe dream.
Even while the legal system appears to be effective, when
enforcement is biased and affected by wealth, power, or convenience, it can
turn into a performative gesture rather than a legitimate arbiter of justice.
According to this viewpoint, the mere observation of injustice necessitates a
standard of justice that surpasses the defective structures we design.
Similarly, Martin Luther King Jr. emphasized the
inextricable link between justice and peace, stating, "There can be no
justice without peace. And there can be no peace without justice.” However, despite
such calls, many communities continue to experience systemic oppression and injustices
faced by Native Americans, Blacks, and Hispanics.
Since the promise of justice is still unfulfilled, it will
continue to elude the poor, other races, and the defenseless. However, regardless
of the circumstances, Jesus’ love will be our comfort, hoping "We shall
overcome someday."
Kamala Harris, in 2010, you were elected California’s attorney general in the state justice department in America, yet African Americans (Black people), after 400 years of slavery, were still under bondage and treated as second-class citizens.
You will agree with me that in that
country, America, where you originate, there is law, yet the White man’s law
doesn’t favor the Black man, who is never considered to be a human being in any
part of the world, including other European countries such as Belgium.
Kamala, from the time you were elected
as attorney general, how many Black people have been killed in America without
any justice for their families?
How many Black people have been
framed, wrongly accused because of their color, and incarcerated without any
justice for them and their families?
So if you couldn’t help Black people
or African-Americans when you were an attorney general, what can you do as a vice president?
You are in a country that calls itself a superpower; they interfere in other countries’ business, and they say it’s their
right to instill proper human rights for everyone.
Yet, the same US government, like the Belgian government, has committed so many crimes against Black people in Africa,
America, Haiti, Rwanda, Congo, etc., with impunity.
America continues to use biological
weapons on innocent populations, and we have the cunning and deceitful media to
support them today, telling the world the color of the object is green even
though everyone knows it is brown.
In America there are so many pastors who
claim to be prophets, yet none of them hear God’s voice to speak against the
abuses of power, crimes against humanity, and the killing of innocent Black people in
the United States of America.
At your hospitals, you have incubators
to save lives, and you have both good and bad drugs and vaccines, which either heal
or speed up the deaths of people, yet nobody has ever put breath in a dead
person’s nostrils to bring him back to life.
Yet, the US government has the
audacity to kill and destroy innocent people with AIDS, Ebola, nodding disease,
Zika virus, Burkitt's lymphoma, Lassa fever, Kaposi's sarcoma, and coronavirus.
After that, the World Health
Organization and the Centers for Disease Control will pass false health
information to the media; that's where the magic begins.
Then the fake media begins to spread
the false health news provided on the websites of the WHO and CDC that
primates, bats, bush meat, monkeys, poverty, etc., are responsible for Ebola, AIDS, and a nodding disease in Africa. The latter wicked and deceptive scientists call it a “strange disease.”
You see, Kamala, you may be very happy
to be a vice president today in America, but the reality is nobody likes or
respects you. Black people today are being included in many things, including ads and athletics, just to cover up crimes committed against them.
They want Black people to feel that
they are part of them, but the truth is, Kamala Harris, you can share platforms
with all the world's high-class leaders, yet you are still Black.
They will always see you as a slave, a
second-class citizen, and a non-American that belongs to Africa, the continent
Europe and America continue to decimate to feed their greed because of its
precious mineral resources.
About five years ago, that was after I
visited Stuivenberg, a hospital in Antwerp, to investigate the abnormally high death rate of Africans and put an end to it. Little did I know that my
investigations would be read by a scientist in Holland and a German medical
doctor.
I was invited to Holland and Germany
to meet the late scientist and microsurgeon Johan van Dongen and Dr. Wolff
Geisler. After meeting the scientist, we created a health blog and named it
“Secrets of AIDS and Ebola Facts Journal” to provide the right health
information to the general public.
Readers all over the world gained
confidence in us and what we have achieved because our genuine health blog
carries true health information contrary to what the deceptive criminal
health institutions—the World Health Organization and Centers for Disease
Control—have provided to the general public on their websites.
Kamala Harris, that famous health website we created, “Secrets of AIDS and Ebola Facts Journal,” exists no more.
It has been destroyed by Google, a search engine company that for decades has also aided, abetted, and supported crimes against humanity by ranking high fake health
information in search engines for money.
My question, Kamala, is how can you be
a vice president for such a thing to happen in America? Just as I said, that
means nobody has respect for you.
In fact, everyone knows that Joe Biden
just used you to pretend they want a change for the Black people in America, but
the reality is, Kamala, you’ll always remain a slave or be seen as a
second-class citizen.
What happened during the leadership of
Obama in America? Nothing special for Black people; in fact, Obama was
responsible for the Ebola that hit Sierra Leone, Guinea, and Liberia in 2014.
To this day, throughout America and
Europe, many journalists are paid to write false articles about AIDS and Ebola.
All medical crimes that have taken place in Africa are completely covered up
with false medical information.
America and many colonialists have
committed so many crimes against Black people to the extent that they feel
restless.
The politicians can’t sleep because
they don’t know what is going to happen to them the next day. Since they are
not ready to apologize, they cowardly oppress writers whose articles are
considered a threat.
I am not a violent person; therefore,
no government should be scared of me. I only write the truth; what I will tell them
is they shouldn’t feel threatened because my articles are based on the truth.
They should rather be ashamed of
themselves and feel threatened because of their diabolical agenda. Governments
and politicians should do the right thing, and they will never fear anything on
earth. That's why I don't fear anyone.
How can Belgium build a statue for a king that committed so much crime in Africa if there is no statue of Hitler in
Europe for killing 6 million Jews?
This is what they must be scared of,
but not my articles. I don't promote violence, but the evil things they do are
what are promoting violence. Yet, they aren't ready to change because fighting
against the truth is now a normal thing since crime is a lucrative business.
He was a king that destroyed millions
of people in Africa with impunity, but the Belgian government and its royal family think it's important to be rewarded and, therefore, build several statues
across the country to give him honor.
This is what the Belgian government
should be worried about, not my articles.
Kamala Harris, you and I will
never be given the same respect, equal rights, and justice by the White man.
I don’t need them, but I will never allow anyone to intimidate or oppress me or keep me silent. I will speak out against your evil things. Either you stop it or leave me alone.
Derek Chauvin, the racist police officer that murdered George Floyd
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Handed down by Hennepin County District Court Judge Peter Cahill, the sentence was greater than what legal experts predicted.
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Left, the crime of King Leopold against children, middle, Snoop Dogg and right, the statue of the mad king that committed those atrocities in Africa
Calvin Cordozar Broadus, alias Snoop Dogg, please, freedom, equal rights, and justice, though they claim to exist for everyone, as you already know, they don't exist for black people. The black man needs to fight for them before a little part of it can be given to him.
There are three great politicians I deeply respect in Belgium. They are the Mayor of Antwerp, Bart De Wever; the former Belgian Prime Minister, Charles Michel; and the current Health Minister, Maggie De Block.
Priti Patel, a British politician and member of Parliament
On May 25, 2020, a 46-year-old African-American or Black man called George Floyd was brutally murdered by white racist police officers in the United States of America. This sparked demonstrations, riots, and looting around the world, including in America and the United Kingdom.