Comments on: The FBI’s War on Black America

By: Anonymous

Anonymous — Wed, 04 Jan 2012 10:55:00 +0000

Then from that you should try to realize that the same stuff is being brought upon your communities and make the connection instead of speaking in a way that puts up a fence. It has everything to do with color. Sometimes the same methods get applied to different communities. Doesn’t mean it has nothing to with the background of the group in question, when that cultural background has something to do with the reason said group is being subjugated.

By: Anonymous

Anonymous — Wed, 04 Jan 2012 10:46:00 +0000

But it is US citizens being perpetrated against by an underlining power structure. These acts aren’t representative of the country as a whole, but by the acts of the few against the many.

By: Anonymous

Anonymous — Wed, 04 Jan 2012 10:41:00 +0000

The taxpaying citizens? No it’s appaling because it happened period no matter who it happens to. Who is this taxpaying citizen you’re talking about? You speak of a phantom entity by because you’re programmed into seeing things in such a way.

By: Anonymous

Anonymous — Wed, 04 Jan 2012 10:35:00 +0000

Take your bull**** to another channel. You are what’s wrong with this world. If you haven’t got anything positive to contribute, stfu and leave. You speak of people taking a look at the rest of the world, but all you speak of is Irish plight, not those of other cultures. You’re full of ****. If you feel your people’s plight should be spoken on, it’s your responsibility to do so. If you have been pacified from doing so, that is your burden to bear.

Don’t resent the next person for being strong enough to voice his concerns in places other than an internet site, or bitter because you feel you’ve been “left out”. A person is gonna speak on their struggles because that it what that individual is gonna be able to closely identify with. So for you to talk smack about it, then go around and talk about yourself, makes you the self-centered one and doesn’t help bring people of similar strife to an understanding.

By: Anonymous

Anonymous — Thu, 22 Dec 2011 17:01:00 +0000

dg514 irish plight in not in any way shape or form the same as African American plight in America… due to the fact that as an irish man you are still looked upon as a white american… your peoples were not subject to persecution because of the color of there skin, but rather your social status.

By: Anonymous

Anonymous — Wed, 21 Dec 2011 02:44:00 +0000

This is an actual a part of American history . I ask anyone who is not Black to put your race in our place and honestly think how would you feel right now . At this time Black people because of our North American acclimation , going back to Africa would be the same as you going to Africa .
Beware the tactics that were used against Black people are still around , the players have changed but the game is still being played .

By: dg514

dg514 — Tue, 29 Nov 2011 07:52:00 +0000

And where I come from your lucky if you see a black person but for the last 35 yrs it has been flooded with heroin.Glasgow was the industrial workhorse of the western world,its nothing to do with colour.

By: dg514

dg514 — Tue, 29 Nov 2011 07:47:00 +0000

Thank you atlast some sense being spoken

By: dg514

dg514 — Tue, 29 Nov 2011 07:45:00 +0000

Well go back then

By: dg514

dg514 — Tue, 29 Nov 2011 07:40:00 +0000

Malcolmx asked the question what did the black man have before coming to america,frankly not a lot.The black people are not unique when ir comes to being persecuted.My own culture was decimated.A struggle which has lasted not 400 but 700years.Irish peop;e who only 150 yrs ago lost over 1 million people to potato blight.Stop crying about your plight and take a look at the restof theworld.

By: The Media Werm

The Media Werm — Wed, 12 Oct 2011 13:05:00 +0000

Jon B, amareda10, Who me? yeah you! & Withoutacountry: STOP FOLLOWING INTO THE TRAP OF SEMANTICS!

The comment warfare reads like a Willie Lynch divide & conquer exercise while YOU ALL SHARE THE SAME POLITICAL VIEWPOINTS.

‘Who me? yeah you!’ responded to ‘Jonathan R’s’ post, “…I wish they would have talked about how the CIA started the bloods & crips rivalry with its introduction of crack cocaine in the black community.” Who me? got caught in semantics because Jonathan never said the CIA started the blood & crips per say, but rather their ‘rivalry’ with the introduction of crack. Thorough research will show that the Crips or Baby Ave’s (Cribs) were a grassroots organization who emulated the Black Panther Party which unfortunately became victim to influx of crack epidemic because of lack of gang leadership (most of the founding members where killed or in jail).

As for Who me?’s comment, “the birth of the drug industry kept cointellpro alive as… It later resurfaced to ‘turn Hip hop from’ Public enemy’s Fight The Power to 50 Cent’s get rich or die trying,” I totally agree with it. Why can’t he use 50 Cent and Public Enemy in one sentence to make a point. He wasn’t lumping everybody in the same category. Semantics again! Drugs ‘DID’ turn Hip-Hop music from Fight The Power to Get Rich or Die Trying within a 10 year span 1991-2001.

Amareda10, the Iran/Contra case you talked about happened between the mid 70′s to late 80′s well after the infiltration of the Black Panther Party. Their was actually (2) occasions of drug influx-ion targeted in the black communities.

MY POINT IS INSTEAD OF CRITICIZING COMMENTS IN WHICH PEOPLE SHARE THE SAME VIEWPOINT, WHY DON’T WE BUILD STRATEGIES ON HOW TO PREVENT THIS TYPE OF ‘COUNTERINTELLIGENCE’ FROM HAPPENING AGAIN?
Be a thorough reader & speaker at all times because the lives of our children depend on it! Much LOVE & RESPECT to all!

By: Jon B

Jon B — Sat, 30 Jul 2011 12:44:00 +0000

…this man put Public Enemy and 50 Cent in one sentence thinking he was proving a point…smh…

By: ObamaATL

ObamaATL — Sat, 30 Jul 2011 05:19:00 +0000

They also been hiding our history from US with these so called “schools”. I’m talking about our History here in America and before we arrived here. They have the youth under the “we come from nothing” spell. Also they are using the music and television to destroy us. They are already destroying Africa with economic warfare and also the MAN-MADE diseases being distributed intentionally throughout the continent. But who gone stop it though? We can all talk the talk…… But who is gonna walk the walk?

By: Withoutacountry

Withoutacountry — Sun, 08 May 2011 14:46:00 +0000

The gov did start the crips and bloods they brought the drugs undercover phony agents etc to infiltrate the black panther party and African commumnities all with promises of intergration..Later the freedom rides brought the white women who are now as much a part of the African culture as thye black man was..Yes who me.. the Feds did all of that along with the Mafia and some other cultures (JEWS) i will not mention LOL ..Why u might ask?..RACISM, HATE AND FEAR

By: Anonymous

Anonymous — Mon, 25 Apr 2011 03:04:00 +0000

who me? yeah you? seem to twist and bend to anything, the influx of drugs came during the black panther party by the federal govt. it was a way to destroy the black communities. If that wasn’t the case then why during the Reagan Administration Oliver North admitted to not only weapons being smuggled in but also drugs. This was supposed to be during the time of The war on drugs.
Also you’re so out of it you fail to realize Public Enemy wasn’t gangster rap it was about recognization of the disenchantment within black america, and upliftment of a people. 50 Cent was gangster rap. Don’t lump everyone in the same category out of ignorance to a culture.