New Orleans cops convicted in post-Katrina shootings
New Orleans cops convicted in post-Katrina shootings
Five current or former police officers were found guilty Friday on a combined 25 counts of civil rights violations tied to fatal shootings on New Orleans' Danziger Bridge in the chaotic aftermath of Hurricane Katrina, Justice Department officials said. Watch video on this here: http://aareports.com/2011/08/new-orleans-c...
Five current or former police officers were found guilty Friday on a combined 25 counts of civil rights violations tied to fatal shootings on New Orleans' Danziger Bridge in the chaotic aftermath of Hurricane Katrina, Justice Department officials said. Watch video on this here: http://aareports.com/2011/08/new-orleans-c...
Hello Mr. Cook,
Black Americans are not interested in the convictions of these New Orleans cops.
Convicting these New Orleans cops is not the permanent solution to Black America's problems of subjugation in all forms in White America. Am I making any sense?
Egyptian soldiers were convicted for killing Israelite citizens and the convictions of the soldiers did not remedy the bondage and slavery problems of the Israelites. The killing continued and the convictions continued. Neither the killings nor the convictions are helpful to way people in such an underdog situation. Black Americans do not want the killing of our people, period!
The Israelites needed a permanent solution. Black Americans also need a permanent solution.
Black America's permanent solution is that we must desire to become a sovereign people on a reasonable and fertile portion of this continent that we could call our very own country with borders. The children of Israel had desire to become a sovereign people and they did, am I right.
The Israelites permanent solution to their bondage in Egypt was the Exodus. It was the first time the children of Israel had become a nation. They became sovereign in the land of Canaan. The gist was that sovereignty.
Again, Black Americans are not interested in convictions. We are interested in a country of our own.
Tell me what you think.