Life would be better if…
Posted on 22. Oct, 2007 by Daniel in Daniel Stewart, Editorials, Race, Top Stories
by Daniel Stewart, Newsnet14
Autumn is in full swing and I’ve just ended a summer road trip; a trip that put over 8,000 miles on my truck. While traveling I kept hearing people talk about how life would be better if they could just move somewhere else. They’d say something like “I’m fed up [...]
Big brother is at it again
Posted on 11. Sep, 2007 by Daniel in Daniel Stewart, Free Speech, Science and Technology, Top Stories
by Daniel Stewart, Newsnet14
Just when you thought your civil liberties were safe, think again. Several police departments in various Florida counties are going high tech and arming their patrol cars with cameras that are hooked up to a new license plate recognition system. As a patrol car drives through traffic these handy devices [...]
What does it mean to be White?
Posted on 09. Jul, 2007 by Daniel in Daniel Stewart, Editorials, Top Stories
by Daniel Stewart, Newsnet14
A long time ago I pondered the question “What does it mean to be White?” At the time I could only think of one thing and that was my skin color. I knew, however, that there was much more to it than that, but I couldn’t think of any good [...]
A Cry for Help!
Posted on 01. Jun, 2007 by Daniel in Daniel Stewart, Editorials, Race, Top Stories
by Daniel Stewart, Newsnet14
Do you ever get the feeling that people have no clue about what’s going on? Why do people run around in circles trying to reinvent the wheel for the umpteenth time? Do you ever wonder why people repeat the same things over and over again like a broken record? [...]
Going… Going… Gone…
Posted on 24. May, 2007 by Daniel in Daniel Stewart, Editorials, Top Stories
by Daniel Stewart, Newsnet14
Hey, I’ve been gone for a couple of weeks, but I’m back and catching up on my reading. It never fails though, you go away for a little bit, and when you return the landscape of everything changes radically. I’m not talking a just a little bit. This morning [...]
O.J.’s lawyer: Restaurant’s rejection was racial thing
Posted on 11. May, 2007 by Daniel in Daniel Stewart, Race, Top Stories
Why is it always the race card in cases like this? -DS
BY BETH CAMPBELL
LOUISVILLE, Ky. — The owner of an upscale steakhouse in Louisville said he asked O.J. Simpson to leave his restaurant the night before the Kentucky Derby because he is sickened by the attention Simpson attracts.
”I didn’t want to serve him because [...]
Hate crime charges dropped on black teens in Halloween beating case
Posted on 11. May, 2007 by Daniel in Daniel Stewart, Hidden Crimes, Race, Top Stories
So much for justice. -DS
INGLEWOOD, Calif. (AP) – Two 15-year-old Long Beach boys have pleaded guilty to assault for taking part in a Halloween beating of three white women.
In return, prosecutors dropped hate crime allegations and agreed the teens will be sentenced to three months each in a juvenile camp rather than facing [...]
Immigration Frustrations
Posted on 10. May, 2007 by Daniel in Daniel Stewart, Immigration, Top Stories
by Daniel Stewart, Newsnet14
Give me a break! I’m really upset today! This immigration rhetoric has just got to stop!
I’m sitting here watching C-Span and their guest this morning is Representative Gutierrez from Illinois who’s putting a positive spin on the immigration issue facing this country. The Congressman has introduced new legislation to the House [...]
A Push in the Right Direction
Posted on 10. May, 2007 by Daniel in Daniel Stewart, Top Stories
by Daniel Stewart, Newsnet14
On reflection of my racial awareness journey there’s been one thing lacking out there. It’s lost somewhere between the bickering, pointed jabs, and the slander. My friends, I’m speaking of positive things that you can do, and others are doing, to make a difference for our race. I hope this article gives [...]
Racism’s Latest Face
Posted on 06. May, 2007 by Daniel in Daniel Stewart, Editorials, Top Stories
by Daniel Stewart, Newsnet14
I watched C-Span this past Thursday as the house debated and then passed HR 1592. It was a bill designed to expand the definitions of hate crimes, increase federal involvement in them, and was coined as the “thought crime bill” by some on the opposing side of the isle. Democrats [...]
Obama Takes MySpace Page From Backer
Posted on 03. May, 2007 by Daniel in Daniel Stewart, Top Stories
As we learn in this article, control is everything. -DS
WASHINGTON – Is MySpace always mine or can it belong to someone else? At the cost of losing 160,000 friends, Democrat Barack Obama’s presidential campaign has taken over control of the MySpace page listed under his name on the popular social networking site.
The case highlights [...]
Tolerance or Intolerance? You decide!
Posted on 02. May, 2007 by Daniel in Daniel Stewart, Top Stories
by Daniel Stewart, Newsnet14
Today my journey takes me the way of finding out the truth about tolerance.
Tolerance; now there’s a good word. One I’ve heard a lot recently. By definition it means “sympathy or indulgence for beliefs or practices differing from or conflicting with one’s own.” That’s straight from good old Merriam-Webster’s [...]
Wisconsin Hunter Not Charged With Hate Crime
Posted on 30. Apr, 2007 by Daniel in Daniel Stewart, Race, Top Stories
James Nichols, a 28 year old white man accused of murdering Cha Vang, a 30 year old Hmong (mong) immigrant, will not be charged with committing a hate crime. The ‘Hmong Today’ newspaper cries for justice, and as a result fuels racial tensions in northern Wisconsin. Vang was killed in January while hunting with [...]
Turning the table
Posted on 28. Apr, 2007 by Daniel in Daniel Stewart, Editorials, Race, Top Stories
by Daniel Stewart, Newsnet14
This week I turn the table to take a different perspective on life. All too often we focus on what we hear, and don’t take a look at the other side of the story. I’m sure this editorial is going to start the mud slinging, so put on your ponchos [...]
Flyer For Channon Christian and Christopher Newsome Media Black Out
Posted on 28. Apr, 2007 by John Fife in Daniel Stewart, Free Flyers, Hidden Crimes, Race, Top Stories
New flyer available showing media blackout in Channon Christian and Christopher Newsome murder.
WARNING: be careful giving these out due to the shocking descriptions of the crimes.
Long Beach teen in Halloween Beating case arrested again
Posted on 27. Apr, 2007 by Daniel in Daniel Stewart, Hidden Crimes, Race, Top Stories
A 15-year-old defendant in the Halloween beatings of three women was arrested again, a day after prosecutors offered a plea deal in the highly publicized case.
The youth was one of two 15-year-old boys awaiting trial in the beating case involving the attack on three white women by a group of black youths.
Cry of injustice in the Halloween Beatings case results in lawsuit
Posted on 27. Apr, 2007 by Daniel in Daniel Stewart, Hidden Crimes, Race, Top Stories
Parents of the accused allege civil rights violations in their lawsuit. -DS
LOS ANGELES — The parents of 10 black youths charged with beating three white women in Long Beach on Halloween night plan to announce today that they are filing a claim against the city of Long Beach alleging civil rights violations.
Nine of the youths [...]
Jackson, Mississippi Mayor Acquitted – Jurors make unfortunate decision
Posted on 27. Apr, 2007 by Daniel in Daniel Stewart, Race, Top Stories
JACKSON, Miss. — The mayor of Mississippi’s largest city and two police bodyguards were acquitted Thursday of using sledgehammers and sticks to demolish a duplex he considered a drug house.
Mayor Frank Melton, 57, would have been forced to resign if convicted of any of the four felony counts, and he could have faced jail time. [...]
Lou Dobbs on big media hiding the truth about immigration
Posted on 25. Apr, 2007 by Daniel in Daniel Stewart, Immigration, Top Stories
Lou Dobbs from CNN talks about yet another example of news media cover up. -DS
NEW YORK (CNN) — The Bush administration and the leadership of the Democratic Party are preparing to take another legislative leap at imposing a massive illegal alien amnesty on American citizens.
And the mainstream media are complicit in advancing this thinly [...]
Hear no evil, see no evil, speak no evil
Posted on 25. Apr, 2007 by Daniel in Daniel Stewart, Editorials, Hidden Crimes, Top Stories
by Daniel Stewart, Newsnet14
It’s been a busy news filled week so far and I’d like to reflect in my weekly editorial on an issue that I feel doesn’t get enough press; literally by design.
All around the nation there’s a mood of frustration against the news media for not covering important newsworthy topics such as the [...]
Probe of Cal State Long Beach professor sought
Posted on 25. Apr, 2007 by Daniel in Daniel Stewart, Israel & Jewish Issues, Top Stories
The Southern Poverty Law Center on Tuesday called for an investigation into the campus activities of Kevin MacDonald, a Cal State Long Beach psychology professor whose writings about Jews have been used to support the views of white supremacists.
Of particular concern, according to a center report to be published this week, are MacDonald’s theories suggesting [...]
Boys are offered deal in Halloween beatings – Long Beach teenagers would receive three-month sentences. Their attorneys voice concern over hate crime allegation.
Posted on 24. Apr, 2007 by Daniel in Daniel Stewart, Race, Top Stories
Prosecutors offered a plea bargain Monday to two Long Beach boys accused in the attack of three young white women beaten by a mob of black youths last Halloween in Long Beach’s Bixby Knolls area.
If the boys, both students at Jordan High School, accept the plea, they would be guaranteed a sentence of three months [...]
Newsom says S.F. won’t help with raids – Mayor pledges to discourage feds’ immigration sweeps
Posted on 24. Apr, 2007 by Daniel in Daniel Stewart, Immigration, Race, Top Stories
Mayor Gavin Newsom vowed Sunday to maintain San Francisco as a sanctuary for immigrants and do everything he can to discourage federal authorities from conducting immigration raids.
The mayor cannot stop federal authorities from making arrests, Newsom told about 300 mostly Latino members of St. Peter’s Church and other religious groups supporting immigrants. But no San [...]
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