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London cop cleared of racism after saying 'black people commit more crime'

DMO Deejay
© DMO Deejay / YouTube
A London police officer who was recorded telling a popular DJ that black people are statistically more likely to commit crime has been cleared of intentional racism, following an investigation by the city's Independent Police Complaints Commission (IPCC).

DMO Deejay, 27, made headlines in January when he posted a video of himself, being pulled over in his convertible Bentley car in central London while he was posing for a music video.

The footage shows the police officer, who has not been named, saying "this isn't racist. Predominantly, the criminal profile of people who do it are black people. So, naturally if you see a car full of black guys, maybe dressed in gangster-style clothing or whatever, when they're driving down there, they're getting stopped," he is recorded as saying.

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Mind-blowing stunt: Russian Su-30 fighter trails cargo plane over Syria

Russian Su-30SM
Russian Su-30SM

This is how the Russians do it. Meanwhile, the State Department lodges an official note of protest if a Russian jet gets within 300 feet of a US airplane (usually 12 nautical miles off the coast of the Russian naval base in Sevastopol).


A Russian fighter jet pilot has given a whole new meaning to 'flight inspection.' A video apparently shot in Syria shows a Su-30SM peeking inside a military transport plane just after an airdrop, flying mere meters from the open ramp.

Heart - Black

Who do the White Helmets answer to?

ISIS # 1 Western Backed Thugs
The BBC Panorama programme, Jihadis You Pay For, revealed that the 'Free Syrian Police' (FSP) could not operate except by the leave of the terrorist brigades that together have a de facto monopoly of force within the areas they occupy. The BBC's inquiry found that UK Government funding for the FSP has been making its way to the terrorists too. There is obviously a public interest in knowing why the UK Government has been allowing funds to go to terrorists. Kate Osamor MP has sent ten urgent questions in this matter to Boris Johnson, Secretary of State at the Foreign Office.

Comment: When Vanessa Beeley was asked by RT "The White Helmets claim to be a "neutral, impartial, humanitarian NGO". Is that really the case?"

Beeley replied:
It's impossible for that claim to be legitimate. Let's take it first of all, "neutral". They claim that they receive no funding from any governments that have a vested interest in the Syrian conflict. And yet they are in fact multimillion funded, conservatively speaking, 100 million dollars from the US, 23 million via USAID; from the UK around now 65 million - it was originally 19.7 million pounds and Boris Johnson announced a further 32 million. France is supplying equipment. Denmark, Germany, Holland and even Japan through the international agency in Japan.
  • 'Massive evidence shows 'White Helmets' are a foreign-funded group set up to support terrorist entities in Syria'
  • Soros-funded 'White Helmets' NGO caught faking 'civilian casualties of Russian airstrikes' in Syria
  • Mainstream media weeps over deaths of terrorist brigade White Helmets, a documented wing of al-Nusra front
  • Maria Zakharova exposes the White Helmets
  • John Pilger: The White Helmets are a complete propaganda construct in Syria
  • Volunteers by day, terrorists by night: The double life of White Helmets
  • Zakharova: "A child is pretty much murdered under the camera lights" - Swedish doctors denounce White Helmets snuff films
  • White Helmets & 'Local Councils' - Is the UK FCO Financing Terrorism in Syria with Taxpayer Funds?



  • Gold Coins

    Modus operandi: UK Government funds terrorists In Syria?

    ISIS terrorists

    On Saturday 2 December, Vanessa Beeley published an exposé, based on research in Syria, of how the UK government appears to have been financing terrorists. On Sunday 3rd December, The Guardian ran a story saying that reports of UK money reaching terrorists in Syria are exaggerated. The Guardian tells us that allegations of funds going via the Foreign Office to Al Nusra 'have been described as "entirely inaccurate and misleading" by Adam Smith International (ASI)'. That company is a key source cited in this regard by the Guardian, and the company is certainly in a position to know, given its role in disbursing such funds.


    Comment: Vanessa Beeley cites in her exposé that;
    Over the period of three years the UK government has poured almost £200 million of tax payer funds into a failed proxy military intervention in Syria. However, the British government will not release the names of the recipients of this funding and make the claim that they are not providing lethal aid:
    "This support to the moderate opposition has included political support and non-lethal equipment. In terms of equipment, we have provided communications, medical and logistics equipment. We have also provided equipment to protect against chemical weapons attack. For security reasons we do not disclose the names of groups supported." - Lord Ahmad of Wimbledon, FCO
    Journalist, Peter Oborne, explained what this really means:
    "We've spent £200m in Syria - for nothing. It is now clear that British backing for the 'rebels' in the Syrian civil war was not just a mistake, it was a disaster. The policy made a horrific war much worse, and facilitated the growth of ISIS. Though the Government said we were helping 'moderates', the main beneficiaries were Al-Qaeda and other jihadists..."

    Comment:



    Che Guevara

    "We are a strong-willed nation": Gaza responds in protest against Trump's decision on Jerusalem

    Palestinians demonstrate
    © Mohammed Asad/Middle East MonitorPalestinians demonstrate against Trump’s decision to move the US embassy from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem on 6 December 2017
    Palestinians in Gaza came out in protest against US President Donald Trump's expected announcement of his administration's recognition of Jerusalem as the capital of Israel and his intention to move the American embassy from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem today.

    The Palestinian factions in Gaza organized a popular protest today condemn Trump's impending declaration.

    Member of the Hamas Political Bureau, Salah Bardawil, said that the entire world must understand that "the ball of fire and anger will roll everywhere, leaving acts of uprising and resistance in its wake, igniting the land under the feet of those who try to violate our rights and sanctities."

    In a speech he made during a popular march, Bardawil said: "Today we are at a crossroads; we either stay or stay, because we are a strong-willed nation."

    Comment: A completely understandable reaction to what may be one of the most significant, if not divisive geopolitcal moves in a very long time.

    See the new SOTT Focus: Armageddon? World Reacts to Trump's Jerusalem Decision - Hamas, Fatah, Hezbollah Warn of New Intifada


    Che Guevara

    The Oppression of Meghan Markle

    meghan markle
    © AOLThe princess to be, Meghan Markle survived misogyny and oppression in the affluent suburbs of Los Angeles.
    Enjoy the insouciant commentary of Sargon of Akkad on a speech given by Meghan Markle at a recent UN Women's gala. It's stories like these, of the strife and struggle facing women in the 1st world that remind us all what progressivism really is.

    Comment: Notice the crowd, the applause. The world burns, and they pat themselves on the back, and hold dinners with speeches of the most vapid and insipid nonsense.

    It may not seem like it, but it's videos and scenes like this which explain the Trump base, and the cultural backlash in the West. People hungry, out of work, suffering, living from paycheck to paycheck, and then you see something like this.

    It's the straw that breaks the camel's back.


    People

    Algerian citizens surround French President Macron, demand French visas

    Algeria Macron VISAS
    © Ramzi Boudina / ReutersFrench President Emmanuel Macron greets people in the crowd in Algiers, Algeria December 6, 2017
    A bustling crowd surrounded French President Emmanuel Macron during a walkabout in the Algerian capital, with many locals pleading for visas to France. He later said that visas should not be a "lifetime project."

    Macron arrived in the Algerian capital on Wednesday in a bid to reboot ties with the former French colony. While he walked a street in Algiers, people came out in force, creating an at-times chaotic scene.

    Comment: Further reading: 'Africa must be independent': President of Ghana schools French President Macron


    Snowflake

    New York lawyers & activists call on immigration agents to be banned from courts

    New York immigration protest
    © Rebecca Myles / RT
    Hundreds of lawyers and supporters rallied in Brooklyn, New York calling on immigration agents to be prohibited from entering state courthouses. The demand comes after ICE arrested a defendant waiting for his hearing at the Brooklyn court house.

    "The people we represent are snatched while attempting to access due process that our criminal system promises," Amanda Jack from Brooklyn Defenders said at the rally outside the state court on Thursday. "People are taken from their families, their jobs, their lives in New York City and as public defenders... we are outraged. and we demand action."

    "ICE understands they are terrorizing the courts and they are paralyzing the court system," she added, referring to Immigration and Customs Enforcement.

    Comment: Further reading:


    Cult

    The Resurgence of TERFs, Trans Exclusionary Radical Feminists

    With all the craziness surrounding gender fluidity, transgenders, and the epic lolcow that is Intersectional Feminism, it's easy to forget that there are many strains of Feminism. In her latest video, cultural critic ShoeOnHead discusses the resurgence on twitter of Trans Exclusionary Radical Feminists, or TERFs.

    This strain of feminism is gaining support, tentatively, with the Traditional Conservatives (TradCons) online because their philosophy tends to intersect with much of the anti-LGBTQAIP+ crowd.

    Megaphone

    German skiing coach: It's crazy to decide Russian Olympic ban on evidence from only one guy

    Markus Cramer
    Markus Cramer, head coach of the Russian national cross-country skiing team
    German skiing coach, Markus Cramer, who currently trains Russian Olympic team, has shares his thoughts on the recent decision of the International Olympic Committee (IOC), which has practically banned Russian flag and national anthem at the Games in PyeongChang.

    On Tuesday, the IOC suspended the Russian Olympic Committee (ROC) from the 2018 Winter Olympics, ruling that "clean" Russian athletes can only compete under a neutral flag in South Korea next February.

    Former German junior & U23 team coach Marcus Cramer, who took over as coach of the Russian Olympic ski team in 2015, believes that, although the decision cannot be called 'fair,' it will provide "motivation" to those Russians who will have the chance to compete.

    "It is a very hard decision especially for the athletes, because now at this moment, we don't know who can compete, who cannot compete. Because at the moment it is not 100 percent clear which organization will decide and what are the rules for this issue," he told RT.

    Comment: Previously: