(Video Incl.)African American prisoners suffer under apartheid Gulag system: Randy Short

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No matter how much you want to call yourself an American, time is forcing you to see that there is no justice for us, the so-called Negroes in America as long as we are subjects under the American flag. …”Injustice, crooked politics, and the breeding of corruption under crooked politics have been practiced ever since Adam to the present day rulers. Adam was the first crook. There has not been justice for the Black man in this race of people, and this is why the race suffers from the effect of chaos today.”–pg.37(tfoa)

      This is a nation of beast and animals. Lawlessness prevails. It is evil and savagery which rules over the people.

…” The rich, the wealthy and powerful rulers of America, from the mayors of cities, the police commissioners up to the President work to oppose the Black once-slave’s return to his own. All of this hastens their doom, as the Bible, Ps. 2:4, teaches us, “He that sitteth in the heavens shall laugh: the Lord shall have them in derision.”–pg.126(tfoa)

    African American prisoners suffer under apartheid Gulag system: Randy Short

“There’s been a gratuitous love to use capital punishment to intimidate and frighten and terrorize African American people,” Randy Short told Press TV in a phone interview on Tuesday.

He was commenting on a newly released statistical study which shows that at least one in 25 prisoners under a death sentence in the US is likely innocent.

Short said incarcerated African Americans are suffering under an “apartheid Gulag system.” Gulag was a Soviet government agency that administered the forced labor camp systems during the Stalin era, from the 1930s until the 1950s.

“There’s not one day that there’s not something that shows that we are not treated as human beings in this society,” he added.

The United States has suffered from an epidemic of racial violence throughout its history, which some experts say has increased after the election of President Barack Obama.

According to the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU), the racial ratio of the victims of the death penalty in the US has been striking since the revival of the practice in 1976, with the penalty being disproportionately imposed on ethnic minorities.

Statistics released by the Texas Department of Criminal Justice show that 11 of the 16 executed prisoners in the state of Texas, which is responsible for nearly 40 percent of all executions in the US since 1976, were African American or Hispanic in 2013.

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