He was shot 7 times in the head without a warning shout from the Police. They thougt he was a terrorist.

The catatastrophe of this public execution and the myriad questions that still remain unanswered needs to be remembered every year.

Every time 'new emergency laws' are proposed. We were supposedly 45 minutes away from obliteration by W.O.D. Lies and deception from Blair: The closet-case, too ashamed to come out and say 'I'm a Catholic' so as not to rock the British Establishment and raise awkward questions about our rotten Parliament and pointless monarch(y).

It is especially poignant and important given the nonsense of the 'racism' allegations Morrissey was subjected to. Everyone leaving Brixton Academy would have walked the buzzing multi-ethnic streets of London, streets where a Brazilian electrician was executed because 'he looked like a 'Muslim terrorist. He looked 'foreign' in other word. Alien. Not one of us: Whoever that 'us' is supposed to be, and whoever in the Metropolitan Police was responsible for this miserable failure to keeps the streets of London safe for it's inhabitants.

I hope Morrissey's Muse moves him to commemorate Jean-Charles De Menezes in song. Whether human or animal, all sentient beings have Sentient Rights:

"A death for no reason. And death for no reason is: Murder"

I'm sorry he was killed too but to run into London Underground less than 24 hours after the bombings with terror cells with unfinished business confirmed to be still at large and armed officers shouting 'police, stop' was suicidal. That copper that fired the shots would have been strung up if Menezes had detonated a bomb on that train. And the way his family have continued to rape the system for compensation is criminal. I do think about and feel sorry for him, but he was crazy to take such a chance, even though he had his own reasons of which we've heard them all. Don't blame the police, authotities are an easy target, blame the terrorists who will have been rubbing their hands together.

We had the inquiry and the judge instructed the jury that they could not return a verdict of unlawful killing. The mind boggles how in the UK anyone could be blasted with bullets by the police and then discover oh shit we killed an innocent man.. Jean Charles can never get justice here in the UK- it's time the European Parliment looked into this story- I'm glad Morrissey is keeping Jean Charles memory alive...

in 7/7 too eh. Highly unlikely.

It was a shambles and a disgrace that the police killed Jean Charles. Full stop.

It's just a typical Moz statement about an incident and situation where he was miles away from the coalface.

Predictable yet v disappointing.

Rather like the Michael Jackson borefest that didn't make the media.

oh.

 

Now I know why I hardly visit this site anymore.

Morrissey is no longer relevant. He has to make these kind of ignorant political statements to get some attention of the press.

Morrissey couldn't care less about Jean Charles. He doesn't care about anyone but himself.

And as far as Brummie Boy is concerned. I have never read such ingnorant shite. Quite disturbing that people can be so thick.

casualties of war.
nuff said.

[Generic response from BrummieBoy via
c/o Sharon McCormick. BrummieBoys' Secretary/P.A]

BrummieBoy asked me to type this reply as he's not in a position to. I read him the 'interesting points' raised in this thread and he dictated the following in reply/response. Sorry, but no food for you naughty trolls!
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"Focussing outrage on one injustice does not imply or equate to indifference towards other injustices. There are some events around which a consensus view quickly emerges. One would be that the bombings of 7/7 were a heinous attack on innocent Londoners carried out by delusional 'fanatics' posing as upholders of the only 'true' interpretation of Islam. Few people argue with passion in justification of those attacks. Amongst the dead that day were Muslims who did not choose 'martyrdom', but were volunteered. British Muslims. Although I am not aware of any public comments by Morrissey on 7/7: I am sure his views would be within this consensus view, expressing horror, sadness and indignation.

'his family have continued to rape the system for compensation is criminal'

Using the word 'rape' in relation to this familys' attempt to make sense of the senseless is perverse and an insult to rape survivors. Any compensation system is structured to ensure it compensates with due regard to the loss sustained. No amount of money will bring Jean-Charles back. Applying for compensation cannot be 'criminal' unless the facts underlying the claim are knowingly false. Jean-Charles was shot dead. That is a fact. There are the original and revised 'police version of events', the CCTV footage and witness statements. These evidential materials do not easily allow a logical consensus view to form. That's why there is so much anguish still about these events. It's possible to feel outrage and anger at BOTH the 7/7 Bombings and this shooting in Brixton. It's not an either/or situation. It’s complex. That's life. I agree that his family and supporters should follow this through to the European Court of Justice as the issues involved relate to transnational surveillance and preventative operations. If we can harmonise almost everything that moves, then we can certainly try to avoid this happening again in Paris, Rome or Madrid. If there are painful lessons to be learnt. So be it. That's part of being British. Take it on the chin. Stiff upper lip, etc. Especially if you're the Police and Security Services entrusted to stop any future atrocities.

I fail to see how the immigration status of a human being has any relevance to their right to protection from unnecessary shooting. The racism in some of these responses sadly indicates that many of Morrissey's 'fans' walk straight past the Love Music Hate Racism stalls at gigs. Doubtless with a burger in their gobs. They must really listen to the songs. LOL!

http://www.lovemusichateracism.com/

The politics and ethics of protest against animal experimentation is inexpertly raised as somehow 'relevant': Fatuously suggesting that Morrissey's passion for the rights of animals exceeds his passion for the rights of humans. Given his first full-length public statement 'The Smiths' ended with a song about the murder of innocent children, I think we can safely laugh at this particular contributor to this debate. It is, however, entirely relevant in relation to SOPCA 2005:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Serious_Organised_Crime_and_Police_Act_2005

and the following court case:

http://sequani.wordpress.com/sequani-six/

Expressing alarm about that case does not mean endorsing terrorist methods. That would be an inference. Without substance.The connection with Jean-Charles and Animal Rights Protestors is a frightening extent of the power of the Police and State Legal apparatus. And a reduction in their accountability for their actions. It's worth remembering what the Coroner actually said:

"I so direct you that the evidence in this case, taken at

Outrageous. Disgraceful. Stupid. The killer should be shot. Yamaha

I don't know where you get your information from but all the evidence you state of him acting suspiciously were subsequently contradicted by witnesses who were actually there at the scene and saw no suspicious behaviour.

A lot of these "facts" about his behaviour before the shooting have been revealed to be police propaganda.

Yes you are ignorant and yes you don't know the the facts.
The only facts you need to know is Jean Paul was not a terrorist- He was an innocent man who was
gunned down in Stockwell tube as he boarded a train.
The police who took part in this execution tried in vain to cover up their stupidity...

Now I'd be happy to see the Police shoot real terrorists but first of all they must get their facts right first before thay start shooting bullets....