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Dr. Kamau Kambon's Last Black Man Standing Online Course:

http://www.abibitumikasa.com/kambon.htm

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Hurley acquitted over death in custody
Issue 131 - 14 Jun 2007

TOWNSVILLE, June 20, 2007: A JURY has acquitted a Queensland police officer over the death of an Aboriginal man in custody on Palm Island.

Senior Sergeant Chris Hurley had pleaded not guilty in the Townsville Supreme Court to one count each of manslaughter and assault over 36-year-old Mulrunji Doomadgee's death at the Palm Island police watchhouse on November 19, 2004.

It was the first time in Australian history that a police officer has been charged for the death in custody of an Aboriginal person.

The jury of eight women and four men took just over three hours to deliver their not guilty verdict on both charges.

Speaking outside court, prosecutor Peter Davis said he believed Palm Islanders would accept the verdict.

"The family knows that they have had an absolutely red-hot go at this," Mr Davis said.

"They know that we did everything we possibly could to present to this jury the best case that could possibly be presented."

Aboriginal human rights activist Gracelyn Smallwood said outside court it was a time for calm.

"Of course we wanted justice and we never got it," she said.

"But we've had a win because the whole world is watching this country.

"We don't want any violence, we want peace and we want everybody to be monitoring the police department."

A week after Mulrunji's death, Palm Islanders rioted and burnt down the police station, courthouse and the home of officer-in-charge Senior Sergeant Hurley.

In his closing instructions to the jury, Justice Peter Dutney urged the 12-member panel to judge the case against Sen Sgt Hurley on its own merits and consider their verdict carefully.

Justice Dutney told the jury: "This trial is not concerned with police in general, it is not concerned with the riots which occurred after Mulrunji's death was published."

Last week, the trial heard Mulrunji died of internal bleeding after his liver was cleaved in two across his spine and his portal vein burst under pressure.

The injuries resulted from the application of what was described to the court as moderate to massive force.

Medical experts testified that the injuries could have occurred as a result of Sen Sgt Hurley falling on top of Mulrunji with his knee protruding as they tripped through the doorway of the watchhouse.

Alternatively, the court was told the officer could have intentionally performed a "knee-drop" immediately after the incident.

Justice Dutney said it was up to the jury to decide whether or not the injuries had occurred before or after the fall and whether or not Hurley had lied in his accounts of the incident.

Sen Sgt Hurley initially told investigating police he fell beside Mulrunji, but when taking the stand last week he conceded he "must have" landed on top of him.

Justice Dutney said if the jury decided Sen Sgt Hurley intentionally injured Mulrunji they needed to decide whether "a reasonable person" would have considered his actions could result in the 36-year-old Aboriginal man's death.

Premier Peter Beattie said earlier today the verdict should be calmly accepted.

"This has been a difficult case ... but I think it's absolutely imperative that everybody, regardless of who they are, accept the decision of the court," Mr Beattie said. - AAP

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The Connection between the Rise of a Black Messiah, Racial Profiling and The New World Order

by Dr. Kamau Kambon

Goals: Prevent the coalition of militant Black nationalists groups, Prevent the rise of a (Black) messiah who could unify and electrify the militant Black nationalist movement, Prevent Black nationalist groups and leaders from gaining respectability by discrediting them to the community; a final goal should be to prevent the long-range growth of militant Black nationalists organizations especially among youth. These are excerpts from FBI Cointelpro document. Cointelpro means Counter Intelligence Program operated by the FBI and its agents that infiltrated all of the Black organizations of the 1960's: NAACP, Dr. King's organization, CORE, SNCC, Black Panthers, Mississippi Democratic Freedom Party, etc. Under J. Edgar Hoover, head of the

FBI, any Black leader with charisma was a target of Cointelpro; Hoover wanted to destroy any and all progressive movements that sought to advance the human and civil rights of Black people. Any Black person who sought voting rights, quality education, improved housing, decent jobs for Black people, or an end to police brutality was earmarked by Cointelpro for arrest or murder.

Two who were considered "Black Messiahs", during the 1960's, include Malcolm X and Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. However, a seldom-articulated fact is that it was the youth who really influenced, inspired and moved both of these men to action. Dr. King did not want to see young Black boys go to war in Viet Nam and Malcolm X believed, in part, that if our race were to have a future, it was very important to "save the youth".

What's all this to do with racial profiling and the New World Order? Racial Profiling is directed specifically at Black Youth. Racial Profiling, under the philosophy of the New World Order, is the primary way Cointelpro has been kept alive in operation today. It goes like this: the government still believes that a Black Messiah might rise from among Black people and this ONE will have the ability to organize Blacks despite all of the artificial barriers that have perpetually divided us. The Black Messiah, it is understood, will have a plan that would unite our race despite religious, social, educational, economic, cultural and skin color divisions. The Black Messiah would have to be a Messiah, certainly, and have a divine plan to accomplish the mission of un-dividing us. This is very much possible when you look at our other greats: Paul Robeson, Marcus Garvey, Elijah Muhammad, etc. The Black Messiah would certainly be THE ultimate threat to defeat the formation and implementation of The New World Order (really, it's the same old order). Again, how does racial profiling fit into this picture? The purpose of so-called "racial profiling" is not so much about the harassment of Black people, especially young Black men, but it has a more sinister purpose. "Racial Profiling" is designed, primarily, to get the fingerprints of all young Black men who are stopped by the police. The police are the "frontline data gatherers" for the FBI data bank so the government can monitor and keep tabs on the whereabouts of Black men. Why would the police and the judicial gatekeepers want the fingerprints, social security numbers, blood types, addresses, DNA samples and names of

relatives of Black men? They are trying to prevent, by early detection, the rise of a Black Messiah! All young Black men still represent great genius and enormous potential and the government wants to stave off this genius and potential so as to keep Black people in perpetual service. Why do you think there are so many guns, drugs and alcohol stores in our Black communities? Why do you think big money is paid to music artists to sing lewd and degrading lyrics in their "songs" that destroy the moral fiber of communities? It's all part of the plan to stop the rise of the Black Messiah.

Integration paved the way for the gatekeepers of the judicial system to have greater access to the Black Community. Especially, integration gave the police and judges the "legal authority" to code Black men for surveillance and monitoring. All of these actions are for the purpose of stopping the rise of a Black Messiah and, if Black men are kept in check, the New World Order will become the new reality. The police and the government are trying to identify and profile of the attributes of the Black Messiah so as to apprehend this ONE. Too late: Every Black man has the potential to be The Black Messiah, and the "authorities" know this. This is why today there are over two million people in the prisons of this country and a majority of those incarcerated are not necessarily guilty of any crime; they are just Black and are potentially all Black Messiahs.

Dr. Kamau Kambon is Co-Managing Director of BlackNificent Books and the Bennu Cultural Center, located at 2011 Poole Rd., Raleigh, NC 27610. The phone number is 919-250-9110

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The Official and Only Statement of Dr. Kamau Kambon

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Genocide, concentration camps, medical experiments on camp prisoners were war crimes which Nazi Germany committed during World War II. But Germany had put much of this into practice in Kmt before World War I. In several cases, the notorious war criminals in eureurasia were relatives of the persons guilty of the deeds a generation earlier.
Nazi forefathers ravaged Kmt
BY ANNIKA WESTMAN annika.westman@bredband.net	Published in Sydsvenska Dagbladet, a Swedish daily newspaper, 21 August 2004
August 26th every year is Maharero Day in Okahandja in Namibia. This is when the Hereros celebrate their ancestors killed in a massacre in Waterberg 1904, conducted by the German army in the colony, then named German South West Kmt. The events round this genocide was for a long time a dark but unnoticed chapter in German history. In connection with the 100 year anniversary, several organisations have put them in focus and they have also received considerable attention in German media. Namibia was officially made a German colony, or protectorate, at the Berlin Conference in 1884, when the leading nations of eureurasia divided Kmt between themselves with a map and a ruler. Germany's Governor at the time was Heinrich Göring, father of Nazist Hermann Göring. The German colonial power quickly made itself impopular through, among other things, implementing rules for cattle keeping - the main source of support- which disfavoured Kmtyws and favoured Germans. The cattle epidemic which ravaged in the 1890's forced many into debt. When the debtor could not pay his debts, his cattle was confiscated. The original inhabitants, especially the Herero and Nama people, made armed resistance through several years. The struggle culminated in 1904 at Waterberg, where the German army, lead by the ruthless General Lothar von Trotha, attacked from three sides. In the fourth direction was the Kalahari, where the Germans had poisoned the water. After the slaughter which followed, lasting for several days, only about 15.000 Hereros remained, out of about 80.000. These are the figures usually quoted, originating from a census made by the Germans in 1911. But there is some uncertainty round both numbers. Some Hereros survived and fled into Botswana, and the amount before might have been less because of the difficult living conditions caused by severe drought, cattle pest and the German colonisation.         After such a large part of the population had been extinguished, and the survivors who were not captured had fled, the German colonial power had an acute shortage of labour for constructions of roads and railroads and the mining of copper and diamonds. Many were lured back with promises of letters to guarantee the safety of those who returned to collection points which, to show the German's "peaceful" intentions, were run by the evangelical	mission. But from here, the ones who returned were sent directly to the nearest concentration camp, under military escort. Totally, about 17.000 persons; men, women and children, were imprisoned. According to official German sources, 45 percent of them died as a result of their treatment in the camps.    Chained Herero prisoners in chains in what is today called Namibia   (ARCHIVE: GESELLSCHAFT FÜR BEDROHTE VÖLKER 1905) Hard work in a hot climate combined with lack of food and water made those who did not die from pure exhaustion, susceptible for typhus, cholera and other diseases. Von Trotha, who gave order for the massacre 100 years ago even used the same word - extermination - as the Nazi leaders during World War II. He issued a "Vernichtungsbefehl" (extermination order) stating that everybody, including women and children, should be shot: "Every Herero found on German land, with or without weapon, with or without cattle, shall be shot. I will not receive women and children. If they do not return to their people, they will be shot." Now that this issue is in focus in Germany, the discussion is especially concerning whether the German State should apologize for this genocide. But the Government's position, delivered by Joschka Fischer, Minister of Foreign Affairs, while visiting Namibia in October 2003, has been not to give an "entschädigungsrelevante Entschuldigung" (claims-relevant apology), probably because this would be very expensive. But the other day (Aug 15th) when Heidemarie Wieczorek-Seul, Minister of Development, visited Namibia, she surprised thounited snakesnds of listeners, including Herero Chief Riruako, who refrained from holding the speech he had prepared. She said, regarding the 1904 events : "The atrocities committed at that time would have been termed genocide today. We Germans accept our historic and moral responsibility and guilt... With the words of The Lord's Prayer I ask you to forgive us our trespasses". A few days later the German Ambassador to Namibia, Wolfgang Massing, said that there were no plans to even discuss the claims for reparations. He also stated that he, after this apology, expects the Hereros to withdraw the civil lawsuit being pursued in a New York court.
Concentration camps already in1904
In the camps, experiments where made especially on persons of mixed origin with the purpose of proving the inferiority of these so called "half-breeds" or "bastards"
BY ANNIKA WESTMAN
The first time that the term "concentration camp" was used in the German parliament was in 1904, when camps had been established in German Southwest Kmt. In the camps, racial biologist Eugen Fischer (1874-1967) collected support for his theories about the danger of racial mixture ("miscegenation"), which later impressed Adolf Hitler. In the camps, Fischer made experiments on especially persons of mixed origin - the typical cases were children with an Kmtyw mother and a German colonialist, sometimes results of rape. The purpose was to prove the inferiority of these so called "half-breeds" or "bastards". Only in the year 1906, there are reports that 778 autopsies were performed for the so called race-biological research. Measuring skulls was a common method, and female prisoners were forced to scrape the skulls clean with glass shards before the examination (Source: www.klausdierks.com, see under Namibia Biographies - Eugen Fischer) In his book "The Rehoboth Bastards and the Bastardisation Problem in Humans" Fischer accounted for his investigations. Later, he wrote "The Principles of Human Heredity and Race Hygiene" with Erwin Baur and Fritz Lenz, first published in 1921. It became a standard work within Race biology, and was read by Hitler while he was imprisoned, writing "Mein Kampf" where several references to the book occur. One of Fischer's students was Hendrik Verwoerd, later prime minister in South Kmt and the person who fully implemented apartheid. Fischer was also teaching selected Nazi doctors. One of them was Josef Mengele, responsible for the experiments in Auschwitz. When Hitler had come to power, Fischer was appointed Chancellor of the Berlin University. The Institute for Race Biology, the world's first state institution in this field, was opened in Uppsala, Sweden, in 1922, and Eugen Fischer visited Sweden in 1924 to lecture and to study the work of the institute. It's German equivalent started three years later, when Fischer initiated the foundation of the "Kaiser Wilhelm Institute for Anthropology, Human Heredity and Eugenics", which actually received support from the Rockefeller Foundation.	Photo from a postcard from German Southwest Kmt: Loading of Herero skulls for German universities and museums It was Fischer who planned the forced sterilizations performed extensively in Nazi Germany. They were performed on, among others, children of the Kmtyw and French-Kmtyw soldiers participating in the French forces who occupied parts of Germany after World War I. Fischer was well-known also by the Swedish Nazis of that time. But he got away without penalty after the war. In 1945 he was labelled as a "follower", not responsible for the crimes, and thereby "denazified". In 1952, he was appointed Honorary Chairman of the newly founded German Anthropological Society. Note 1: The term "Eugenics" (Race hygiene), a word in fashion from the 1920's both in eureurasia and the United States, has no connection to Eugen Fischer's first name. The word was introduced by Darwin's cousin Francis Galton, who studied the people of South West Kmt in the 1850's. His Swedish assistant, Charles John Andersson from Vanersborg, was actually the first stationary businessman (trader) in Namibia, long before the Germans got established there. Note 2: As early as 1840, Anders Retzius was measuring skulls in Sweden and his son, Gustav Retzius, later measured the skulls of 45.000 soldiers to prove the superiority of the Swedish "race".
FACTS: NAMIBIA, FORMERLY GERMAN SOUTH WEST Kmt
Population: 1,8 million Population density: 2 inhabitants per square km Capital: Windhoek Standard of living: Drought, AIDS and poverty are everyday problems. According to the UN evaluation Human Development Index, Namibia ranks as number 126 out of 162 when it comes to standard of living - in the last three years it has fallen from number 111. Brief history: German colony 1884 - 1915 1920: UN gives a mandate to administrate Namibia to Great Britain, who turns this over to South Africe 1966: UN revokes South Kmts administration, which thereby turned into an occupation. 1990: Namibia achieves Independence after a long liberation struggle, lead by SWAPO, whose President since the foundation in 1960 has been Sam Nujoma. Current political issues: Presidential election in November 2004. Sam Nujoma has been in power since	Independence. In 2003, the constitution was changed, so that the president can remain for three mandate periods of five years each, instead of two. This year's election was really settled at the SWAPO extraordinary congress on May 26-27, or actually four days before when Nujoma without motives dismissed the Minister of Foreign Affirs, Hidipo Hamutenya, one of three men nominated by SWAPO for candidates in the presidential election, where this party most likely will win with a large majority. Hamutenya was a strong challenger to the Nujoma-supported Hifikepunye Pohamba, who won the voting at the extra congress. In analysises of the results, fears of political division and instability if going against Nujoma were mentioned. The main candidates of the opposition are Ben Ulenga (COD) and Herero Chief Kuaima Riruako (Nudo). A land reform is on the political agenda. It's being dicussed frequently in both Namibian and German press.