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Yes, yes people I have emerged from my self realised obscurity to bestow knowledge on all headz. Used ta be out and about now strictly lying low dispensing wisdom.
Too much going down to stay quiet, now all of us have to rise up and speak truth to power.
There has to be more to us than dhal roti and Nokia phones...
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Car boot afternoon
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Weather gettin' better so me and da kids hit
our local car boot in a field past West Wycombe
Village. Now this village is a very picturesque and
proper whiter then white and so I find it funny that
half da local Asian population converge on this
particular event. Now I know it's a socio-economic
thang and u got sellers as well as buyers and I
remember my own childhood where most of my
toys and comics came from jumble sales. So we
have a lot of well off Bucks types getting rid of
stuff for the townies as well as da usual pirate
DVDs, baby clothes and lighters. I can't believe
da stuff that peeps dig out to sell though...
our local car boot in a field past West Wycombe
Village. Now this village is a very picturesque and
proper whiter then white and so I find it funny that
half da local Asian population converge on this
particular event. Now I know it's a socio-economic
thang and u got sellers as well as buyers and I
remember my own childhood where most of my
toys and comics came from jumble sales. So we
have a lot of well off Bucks types getting rid of
stuff for the townies as well as da usual pirate
DVDs, baby clothes and lighters. I can't believe
da stuff that peeps dig out to sell though...
7th May 2006, 21:49
| tags:buckinghamshire,car boot,socio-economic positioncomments (4)
You don't say...
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Saw this instruction on a phone card and it brought back
the early days of credit card transactions where people
put their cards into the floppy drive etc. You see those
ipod accessories where they state that item does not
include an ipod. Is da world this gullible? Are peeps that
stupid?
the early days of credit card transactions where people
put their cards into the floppy drive etc. You see those
ipod accessories where they state that item does not
include an ipod. Is da world this gullible? Are peeps that
stupid?
6th May 2006, 14:12
| tags:credit cards,stupiditycomments (2)
USE YOUR VOTE!
Local elections tommorow May 4th. British National
Party (BNP) are standing in 352 wards all over da
country. Da comments this party make in their
election leaflets are deeply offensive not just to
Muslims but also to women and many other groups
in society.Well aware that mainstream parties will
take their populist agenda around refugees and
asylum seekers and make it their own but the BNP
need to be challenged. They are da ones who will
shit stir on da ground and scapegoat those who
are the easiest to blame.
So use your vote. I ain't bothered if you want to
vote tactically or vote for something like the Orange
Squash party. If you're sick of the mainstream
parties vote for an independent or Green.
Check comments made by Phil Edwards, BNP organiser
on the 27.4.06 here
Party (BNP) are standing in 352 wards all over da
country. Da comments this party make in their
election leaflets are deeply offensive not just to
Muslims but also to women and many other groups
in society.Well aware that mainstream parties will
take their populist agenda around refugees and
asylum seekers and make it their own but the BNP
need to be challenged. They are da ones who will
shit stir on da ground and scapegoat those who
are the easiest to blame.
So use your vote. I ain't bothered if you want to
vote tactically or vote for something like the Orange
Squash party. If you're sick of the mainstream
parties vote for an independent or Green.
Check comments made by Phil Edwards, BNP organiser
on the 27.4.06 here
3rd May 2006, 22:24
| tags:asylum seekers,britsih national party,elections,racism,refugeescomments (26)
More books for da D
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Keep buying books. I got a dozen that I'm trying
to get thru at the moment. Curious incident is for
my 12yr old.
to get thru at the moment. Curious incident is for
my 12yr old.
2nd May 2006, 23:25
| tags:bookscomments (6)
Guess who's coming to dinner?
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This will join da company of ads such as Southern Comfort 'Who are you mixing it with' and all da fake caribbean Lilt/rum adverts we get. 'Real Mexicans' everywhere will be really happy to be continued to be portrayed as Magnificent seven extras. This is 2006 folks...
Sunday Mirror magazine 30.4.06
Sunday Mirror magazine 30.4.06
1st May 2006, 10:41
| tags:adverts,mexico,ricecomments (14)
Black and blue 2
Dug out a poster for a play I wrote with AIR
Theatre in 1987. Black and Blue dealt with deaths
of Asian & African-Caribbean people in police custody.
Back then da play caused alot of controversy, was
banned from several places and we recieved threats
from da National Front as well near riot scenes in one
place we performed it. I'll always remember putting
it on in leafy Wimbledon at da Polka Theatre as part
of a Youth Drama festival in '88 and having da Specials
'Ghost Town' as da intro music. When we dropped that
tune with the police light and sirens blaring peeps in
da audience didn't know what hit 'em. Thankfully I have
been told that I still have this wicked sense of humour.
Problem still exists of Police harrassment, brutality
and deaths. More and more it is people of Asian and
Arab origin and those who are Muslim who are under
da cosh. There still continues to be a disportionate
number of deaths related to the population of our
communities in this country.There have been more
than 1,000 deaths in police custody in the UK
since 1969 and not one officer has ever been
convicted. Flyer image is from United Families &
Friends campaign website who have been fighting
back.Check out these sites or put some of
these names into Google:
United families website
Institute of Race Relations
Injustice film
Inquest
Guardian.co.uk story
Winston Rose
S. Singh Grewal
Colin Roach
Anwar Kureshi
Clinton McCurbin
Tunay Hassan
Vandana Patel
Joy Gardner
Orville Blackwood
Brian Douglas
Alton Manning
Christopher Alder
Asif Dad
Derek Bennett
Zahid Mubarek
Mickey Powell
Paul Yorke
Theatre in 1987. Black and Blue dealt with deaths
of Asian & African-Caribbean people in police custody.
Back then da play caused alot of controversy, was
banned from several places and we recieved threats
from da National Front as well near riot scenes in one
place we performed it. I'll always remember putting
it on in leafy Wimbledon at da Polka Theatre as part
of a Youth Drama festival in '88 and having da Specials
'Ghost Town' as da intro music. When we dropped that
tune with the police light and sirens blaring peeps in
da audience didn't know what hit 'em. Thankfully I have
been told that I still have this wicked sense of humour.
Problem still exists of Police harrassment, brutality
and deaths. More and more it is people of Asian and
Arab origin and those who are Muslim who are under
da cosh. There still continues to be a disportionate
number of deaths related to the population of our
communities in this country.There have been more
than 1,000 deaths in police custody in the UK
since 1969 and not one officer has ever been
convicted. Flyer image is from United Families &
Friends campaign website who have been fighting
back.Check out these sites or put some of
these names into Google:
United families website
Institute of Race Relations
Injustice film
Inquest
Guardian.co.uk story
Winston Rose
S. Singh Grewal
Colin Roach
Anwar Kureshi
Clinton McCurbin
Tunay Hassan
Vandana Patel
Joy Gardner
Orville Blackwood
Brian Douglas
Alton Manning
Christopher Alder
Asif Dad
Derek Bennett
Zahid Mubarek
Mickey Powell
Paul Yorke
29th Apr 2006, 18:05
| tags:deaths in custody,drama,police,racismcomments (7)
Black and blue
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Inspired by Steves Fontana sociology text
here I went thru my collection of radical
paperbacks and dug this one up. Seventies
and eighties images of 'race relations' were
filled with oppositional images of cops going
head to head with black blokes with big 'fros.
Sad thing is that this literally mirrored what
was going on in da streets. If you hear people
talkin' 'bout da 'good old days' you gotta
remember it wasn't good for some of us. I
can still remember cops making monkey
noises behind riot shields...
here I went thru my collection of radical
paperbacks and dug this one up. Seventies
and eighties images of 'race relations' were
filled with oppositional images of cops going
head to head with black blokes with big 'fros.
Sad thing is that this literally mirrored what
was going on in da streets. If you hear people
talkin' 'bout da 'good old days' you gotta
remember it wasn't good for some of us. I
can still remember cops making monkey
noises behind riot shields...
28th Apr 2006, 23:29
| tags:black people,civil rights,criminalisation,police,police state,stop and searchcomments (6)
Today I have mainly been drinking...
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Elixir Vitae.
28th Apr 2006, 20:03
| tags:elixir,energy,herbalcomments (0)