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|    ROBBIE to All    |
|    Notes on the Cultural Revolution VI: Mor    |
|    07 Apr 07 09:36:14    |
      From: hjkhjkhd@hhhh.com              'A teenager has been killed and another is critically injured following a       knife attack in north-east London.       A 14-year-old boy was stabbed to death and a 15-year-old boy injured in what       is thought be an attack involving a large gang of youths.              The latest attack follows the killing of five other young males in the city       in the past two months.       It also comes on the day 22-year-old pregnant woman Krystal Hart was shot       dead in south London.       Scotland Yard said officers were investigating the possibility the shooting       was connected with a dispute over parking.              LONDON'S TEENAGE VICTIMS              James Andre Smartt-Ford, 16, shot in Streatham, 3 February       Michael Dosunmu, 15, shot in Peckham, 6 February       Billy Cox, 15, shot in Clapham, 14 February       Kodjo Yenga, 16, stabbed in Hammersmith, 14 March       Adam Regis, 15, stabbed in Plaistow, 17 March'                     In England, the main pumping station of the ideological fantasies of the       Left -- outside the Labour Party and the think tanks -- is the BBC. When you       watch their news service in the wake of one of the latest youth gun/knife       killing, you see how they attempt to plug that gaping, flapping hole in       their ideology: the p word and, sometimes, if you're lucky, the r word. They       wheel on a black 'community worker' who generally gives a sensible and       clear-eyed report: we've warned you, it's kicking off all over, there's       going to be more of it. The 'community worker' is then invited to give an       explanation of the upsurge and then, instead of being sensible and       clear-eyed about the history of the last 25 years, he parrots the Left's       explanation: poverty - and poverty never prefixed with the word 'moral'. And       of course that other show-stopping, catch-all obfuscator: racism.               If 'poverty' was the cause of all the mayhem and violence in London right       now - one of the richest cities in the world - then why, when London was a       lot poorer -- and its poor exceedingly poorer than they are now -- say 50 or       60 years ago, wasn't there the huge amount of violence, murder, mayhem and       petty crime and antisocial behaviour we see today? Lefties need to riddle       that one, and riddle it good. The 'community worker' cannot blame the       dismantling of law and order in the inner cities without pondering the       recommendations and ramifications of the Scarman report in 1981 and the       McPherson Report of 2002. The former effectively recommended that young       black criminals should be allowed to get on with their activities providing       they didn't cause too much trouble - the abandonment of the 'sus law' which       so enraged liberals and people who wanted to carry drugs and weapons with       impunity. The McPherson report finished the job of emasculating the police       force into an ineffectual, ideologically-motived, culturally Marxist branch       of the civil service, the Police *Service* whose sympathies were as often as       not with the criminal not the victim - this was the result of Leftist-minded       graduates from the 70s deciding that the best way to create a fairer society       was to start helping criminals get more rights and the law abiding less.       This has been the de facto position of the Labour Party since it ceased to       be a genuine working class party in the 1960s and veered towards the mores,       agendas and obsessions of the middle-class university Left. The Conservative       Party, with their Scarman report and the legal changes which followed it,       have been no slouches in that department either.              The BBC is of course in a difficult position on this kind of crime because       it has, wherever it can, championed criminality, social irresponsibility and       the dismantling of effective policing in inner cities. It has done it over       years of biased documentaries, news reports, interviews and propagandizing       drama. That is what you get when your state broadcaster is run by privileged       crypto Marxists. The journey to the endless mental and moral wasteground       that the urban young inhabit today was driven by liberals, helped by       conservatives and finally fast-tracked over the last ten years by a       government which is has been the ugly final flowering of the 70s Left in       their de-bearded, wealthy, epicurean but nonetheless deeply socially       irresponsible late-middle age.              Meanwhile BBC pumps out its message; the millionaire, champagne social       democrat tv journalists fix a look of concern on their faces, pick the       politically correct talking heads, extract the politically correct platitude       and move on to more comfortable, nebulous area of climate change, the new       religion of the middle classes.              Now, after years of preaching the de facto dismantling of social convention,       law and order, and adult authority in general - especially schools and in       the family - the British Government, hypocrites and obstinate ideological       fantasists to a man - or woman (let us be politically correct -- the one       convention the Left allow nobody to flout) - are now desperately trying to       get that genie back in the bottle with ham-fisted legislation and endless,       meaningless, vainglorious management-speak. Out in the real world the poor,       the very people this government purport to help, suffer the effects of       baby-boomers' munificence and wishful-thinking and the genie refuses to go       back in the bottle, making life a misery for the many, who live far out of       the sight of the privileged few. Meanwhile, as centre-left and right parties       continue with their long-term abdication of reason and responsiblity, the       villains of the far-right - and in some cases the far-left - see a gap in       the market. Watch that space.              ROBBIE              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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