(*Editors note: The KSS has already distributed hundreds of fliers calling attention to the true nature of this reoccurring problem out front of the Shop rite where the robbery took place, where some of us also shop and use the that bank, as well as throughout the neighborhood where the shooting took place, where some of us also live. We spoke with many of the people from Port Richmond about the incident and it was nice to see so many people out there building a memorial for officer Liczbinski. The white communities of Philadelphia are getting extremely fed up with this mess and they aren’t shy about expressing their feelings. It’s sad that it takes these types of things to bring neighborhoods together but not as sad as what will happen if we continue down this path in silence. Click here to view the flier.)

A Philadelphia Police officer has died after being shot by alleged bank robbery suspects in the city’s Port Richmond section Saturday morning. Read more »

Psychologists at the London Metropolitan University want to do during the reign of Elizabeth II what Elizabeth I did not desire to do during hers: make windows into men’s souls.

They are devising subtle tests to sniff out the hidden racism of job applicants. They are not looking for the kind of racists who wear their prejudices on their sleeve or, worse, behave in an openly and violently racist way.

They are seeking out those who claim not to be racist yet who hold racial stereotypes in their mind, not even consciously. We are back to the days, it seems, of the witch-hunt and the Inquisition.

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This is a great example of the media and government working together to manipulate public opinion and cover up the government’s intrusion into the private lives and freedom of citizens.  Notice how this article says that the source of the complaint call is being investigated.  But later in the article it says that the complaint came from the phone number of a woman in Colorado who has made false complaints in the past.  Wouldn’t that make it impossible for this call to Texas authorities from a woman in Colorado to be a legitimate call from a 16-year-old girl in a Texas ranch?  Is there a more clearly cut case of news doublespeak?  Who wrote and edited this article?  Nobody noticed how it doesn’t make sense?

An arrest warrant has been dropped for a man thought to be the husband of a teenage girl whose report of abuse triggered a raid on a polygamous sect’s Texas compound, authorities said Friday.

A Texas Department of Public Safety spokesman would not say why the warrant was dropped for Dale E. Barlow, 50, who lives in Colorado City, Ariz. Barlow has denied knowing the 16-year-old girl who called a crisis center. Read more »

This NY Times article talks about this latest conspiracy book and explains a few of its arguments but fails to mention that Officer Faulkner was shot by Wesley Cook’s gun and Wesley Cook was found at the scene, shot by Officer Faulkner.   Also Wesley Cook admittted at the hospital that he shot Officer Faulkner and that he hopes that Officer Faulkner dies.  Mumia Abu-Jamal is Wesley Cook’s black supremacist name.  These conspiracies focus on witnesses to the crime scene who are unreliable either way due to their drug abuse.  The forensic evidence is not disputable.

PHILADELPHIA — A book published on Thursday asserts that a black radio journalist convicted of murdering a white Philadelphia police officer more than 26 years ago is not guilty of the crime and that it was actually committed by another man who is now deceased.

The book, “The Framing of Mumia Abu-Jamal,” by J. Patrick O’Connor, asserts that Officer Daniel Faulkner died on Dec. 9, 1981, from shots fired by Kenneth Freeman, a business partner of the brother of the convicted man, Mr. Abu-Jamal, who has been on death row for 25 years for a crime he says he did not commit. Read more »

A local anti-racism group is claiming the Rochester police are harassing the black community in enforcing their Zero Tolerance initiative. It allegedly happened Tuesday afternoon about two blocks from Aquinas High School.Jordan Brown, who is black, stopped at a local store to get something for his car. His younger brother Stephen Strachan waited outside. “I saw my friend so I slapped him up. And the cops came out of nowhere and they said put my hands behind my back,” said Strachan.

Brown says he was verbally abused and “roughed up” by police when he tried to find out why police had his brother. “I came out of the store and said what’s happening. And they told me, shut up and get back. And then another cop came out and said, as a matter of fact, get him too.” Read more »

HARARE, Zimbabwe - President Robert Mugabe’s government dismissed the United Nations’ first session on Zimbabwe’s election crisis as “sinister, racist and colonial” on Wednesday and said it would have no impact on the country.

At the U.N. Security Council meeting on Tuesday, Western powers pressed for a U.N. mission or envoy to visit Zimbabwe, where the results of a disputed presidential election four weeks ago have still not been released.

The opposition Movement for Democratic Change (MDC) says its leader Morgan Tsvangiari won the March 29 vote outright. The MDC accuses Mugabe of delaying results to rig victory and says a prolonged crisis will lead to widespread bloodshed.   MORE>>>