Without getting in to the details of the case, I think the murder of Suleiman deserves a political reflection.
All those who stoked the racist fires (and not just Norman Lowell) should feel just a bit responsible for creating a climate in which the life of an immigrant was lost.
This case was a blatant example of how some lives are seen to be more equal than others.
I would like to thank Moviment Graffitti for once again acting as the soul of the nation by organising next Saturday's protest.
I will be there. I hope hundreds of moderate, christian and civic minded citizens will also join.
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1. The man was killed due to some bouncers who think they're above the law and are always itching for a fight.
2. More specifically, and less relevantly, he was killed by one punch to the face. So it was mostly a case of a punch "gone wrong", rather than an intentional killing.
3. It is funny, perhaps not an adjective to use here, that when a black person is possibly guilty of something, most leftists go on long tirades of excuses about society and racism and provocation, but when a black person is a victim of a crime, it's always clearly racially-motivated. And you're supposed to be the colour-blinded folk, yeah.
4. Moviment Graffitti is not the soul of anything (though possibly you meant conscience?). Moviment Graffitti is simply building its pro-globalist, pro-immigration case from a case that is hardly relevant to its agendas. The only citizens joining you will be left-minded ones, as I'm sure you know.
iddur mal-lewza biex tiggustifika lingustifikabbli.....
ghal jeangove qed nghid.... jekk tal-lemin iridu jibqghu id dar ma tkunx xi haga gdida...
M'hemm xejn ġustifikabbli hawn u xejn ma ippruvajt niġġustifika.
http:jeangove.wordpress.com/2009/06/12/racism-is-murder/
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