“… for nearly seven decades the United States has led the world in aggression and subversion – overthrowing elected governments and imposing vicious dictatorships, supporting horrendous crimes, undermining international agreements and leaving trails of blood, destruction and misery.”

Has it now come home to roost?

Has “Serve and Protect” become as subverted as our foreign policy? We drew the line at Chamical weapons. The line was crossed. WE DID NOTHING.

But at home, we seem to be turning against our own people, arresting them for growing their own food or killing them for driving their car in the wrong place…

And, like in the rest of the world, is there racial profiling involved in the decision to shoot first and ask questions later?

The answer is ‘yes’ to both questons…

“In the aftermath the shooting of a depressed woman on Capitol Hill earlier this month, the US must look at how it treats its populace – especially African Americans. Society is crumbling and conducive to insanity” – Caleb Maupin from the International Action Centre

“A similar situation took place last June – a man named Joseph Reel – a white man, he didn’t end up dead and he’s pled guilty to a similar situation. This woman is dead. People are speculating as to why she did this but we’ll never know – we’ll never know because she’s dead; her life was taken away.

‘A message is clearly being sent to law enforcement around the country – that when it comes to African Americans, shoot first and ask questions later. You look at Ramarley Graham, gunned down in his apartment in New York City. Here in Detroit, the case of Aiyana Jones – also ruthlessly murdered by law enforcement. There is a trend going on all across the country where the police are killing people and they’re getting away with it – they’re killing unarmed people.

“It seems like every couple of weeks in this society, there’s another brutal, ugly shooting, and if we can learn anything from it, it’s that this society we live in is highly conducive to insanity – The extreme economic crisis, people don’t know about their jobs, people don’t know if their home is going to be foreclosed…insecurity.

“There’s this violent culture – this is a society that is highly conducive to insanity. Until we address the underlying social problems that cause incidents like this, things like this are just going to keep happening. It’s very frustrating, and a woman’s life has been taken away in front of her child. This is such an awful situation – really a tragedy. It shows what the reality of capitalism is, as it marches towards fascism and war in this economic crisis we’re living under right now.

“The only answer is for people to come together and stand against the Wall Street banks. “

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