John Jamison There was a picture of the body of Life Africa, the baby whose skull was crushed, in the Inquirer, taken when MOVE let some officials into the house to view the body. There is no reason to not believe that the cops beat up those pregnant women. The cops were allowed to beat MOVE people with impunity in the courthouse, in the jails, and on national television, in the case of Delbert Africa. The cops also occasionally drove by the Powelton Village house in the middle of the night and shot it up with carbines. The cops told so many demonstrable lies about what they did to MOVE. They showed time and again that they intended to kill MOVE people. There is no reason to believe them over MOVE.
@@Clavdiachauchat that baby could have died during a miscarriage or anything. You have no proof it was from the cops. Please stop with your nonsense. I dare you to ask any of the neighbors who live next to these animals what it was like to deal with them on a daily basis. Especially on Osage Avenue the neighbors were physically attacked they had rats and roaches in their houses from them. Yelling on bull horns all hours of the night. How would you like to live next to that crap. You would be calling the cops in a heartbeat I guarantee it
@@johnjamison208 Do you think the neighbors were happy when the city let their houses burn down? I would be very surprised if any of the neighbors wanted or expected their homes and personal belongings to be totally destroyed as part of the resolution to the '85 situation. Nothing MOVE did warranted what the city did to them and that neighborhood. The cops let five children die in the fire. Those kids walked to Cobbs Creek Park -- under police observation -- every day. The cops could have picked them up at any time before May 13, but they didn't. They knew those kids where in there. They didn't have to die. 500 cops let that happen in full view of the entire city. (We couldn't see what happened in the back alley, where the stakeout unit set up a machine gun, but we saw enough.) If the cops did that, why would they have any problem with beating up a pregnant woman when there were no cameras rolling? Why wouldn't you believe that a cop would do that?
@@Clavdiachauchat after watching an officer kill a man by putting his knee on his neck while he was hand cuffed, you know it is possible and acceptable.
The Government (Whether republican, or democrat) *ALWAYS* react this way to these fringe anti-government groups. West Philly, Ruby Ridge, Waco. they're ALL the same type of tragedies.
True. BIG GOV knows if they dont act with war force then the rest of the hidden groups of America will rise as well, simultaneously causing the over throw of our country's corrupt Government. They are smarter than we give them credit for, but the same can be said about Americas dedicated citizens.
@@bryantrudy568 I'm so sorry to hear that. Is your father okay? My mother is actually being tortured to cover up abuse and medical malpractice. APS is blaming the family for what the nurses and doctors did.
Why does it say "Drop a bomb on an American suburb"....? 50th and Osage Ave is a straight up inner-city urban environment. We heard/saw the bomb from our house.
You know I kind of wished that every fifteen or twenty minutes they would break up the pod cast by interviewing eyewitnesses and people that were directly involved and got an idea how the Philly populace viewed this just to break this up just to get a diversification of the opinion in the subject. Just a thought :)
@@johnjamison208 wow you're a piece of shit. Just because the neighbors wanted them gone is no excuse for the police dropping C-4 on their house.....I mean for fucks sake man, 60+ houses, essentially that whole entire block of Osage, where destroyed in the fire that followed because the mayor ordered fire Marshalls to let the fire go. More than 200 innocent people were displaced and homeless because of it... Those same neighbors that wanted them out... I'm certain that wasn't what they had in mind by "ANY" means.... Smfh man
@@stevenstuart152, and to make matters worse, when new houses were built, they were so badly constructed that they fell apart immediately after occupants moved in.
Why is the host deconstructing and being hypercritical of the organization idiosyncratic methodology and manipulation of image and reality? People were bombed and allowed to burn. There is no justification that can be found because of their recalcetrence or political actions.
I don't like how in the film the white policeman who helped the young boy is positioned as a "hero." The event should never have happened. Straight up murder.
ppl are mad bc this is a long thoughtful conversation with a filmmaker and not WE CAMPED OUT (AND SNORTED HEROIN!) WITH CHILD SOLDIERS IN THE JUNGLE YARGH
I remember this and that no good Mayor that authorized this. It got nation wide attention in the activist community. Black radio talked about it also and that where I heard most about this. I do know that the members that survived sued the city and won.
What was that? May 3 1985? I was at my grandmother's till 9 or 10 or 11. My mom was drunk and trying to get my grandma to eat and take her pills. I was nine year old boy watching this unfold live on the air... all night long. This was 1985! I remember hearing "fire proof bomb" or something; they had some new bomb... basically a noninscindeary device or whatever... Mayor Rizzo was a story in of itself... a legend. You really can't blame or point fingers unless you were to point a lot of fingers.
I lived right outside of Philadelphia, having just moved there from New York a few months before, and I was only three years older than the film maker. I remember it extremely well, as I was in High School at the time. The only people I really had sympathy for were the other people who lost their homes, and the children of these insane fanatics. They were a terrorist group in the exact same way that Neo Nazis are a terrorist group. I regard Move and them in the exact same light.
Move was very radical, that terrorized not only the police department but the citizens of the city. They had tunnels under the city that was very militarized. Death is very sad regardless if your a child, man, and or woman I wish it was handled differently.
Altho the subject matter is extreme, it definitely reflects of the national theme, socially and politically Today...I appreciate this discussion.And it surprises me that these seemingly rudementary tactics are still So delicately addressed and dismissed now. Its a shame. Also So people from the era of the documentarys time frame are dying off or dead...Seems as tho we loose alot with them...IDK.I would like to see this documentary and more works from him. VICE post those Son! Salams cool 2 Peace
"an American suburb"? Has the description author ever been to West Philly before? Calling that place a suburb is like calling cancer "a skin tag". It's a fuckin hell-hole. I'm not gonna pretend like everything wrong with that community is caused by the residents, because the city government does its fair share to make sure everyone stays nice and poor out there, but my God, enough already with the delicate language. I think burning those people to death was a massive mistake, but so was adopting bizarre, unorthodox ideologies and then shouting at your neighbors about them all day, until they've had enough and are left with no choice but to put a call to the big state to just end the bullshit already. Another massive mistake was squatting on property and not paying any of your damn bills. I mean look, I get it: central governments exist only to siphon life out of you and that is ethically wrong, but you gotta know when you're playing with fire (in this case, literally) when you start trying to provoke a dangerously powerful entity like the government into accepting your challenge of their deeply-embedded system that they've spent decades sowing the seeds to. And let me just say for the record: did anybody ever bother to call out the members of MOVE for clear child-endangerment? Their kids got killed while they tried to prove a political point that would've never come to fruition anyway. Philly blacks wouldn't last 25 seconds moving back to "their roots" in some gross, humid revolving-wheel-of-death that is a Congo jungle. They all love Wawa and Blu-Rays too much to live in such a shithole, and who could fuckin blame them?
At that time Jesse Jackson was the "face" for the black community in the area i believe. It's not that they think that they are stupid, I wasn't alive at the time and I havn't done a lot of research on Jesse Jackson or the MOVE incident but that's what it seems like they mean by mentioning Jesse being there for the "national black leadership".
Man, I ended up here by reading the boomer bible. Not from Philly. Does anyone that was there know about how this spawned an amazing testament to our times? I don't condone the action against MOVE, but we all know cops gonna cop.
Everyone has leadership. Everyone has people thinking for them. Are you racist enough to think that whatever group you belong to is special enough to think for themselves when everyone else in the world has their views spoon fed to them? There are smart and independent thinkers in every group of people, but normal people are sheep. Do you think that people would even know the name Trayvon Martin if there wasn't a person with an agenda behind the whole thing?
s the National Black 08:06 leadership people like Jesse Jackson 08:08 Jesse Jackson came to Philadelphia the 08:09 next day but he didn't come to support 08:12 the neighbors he came to stand in 08:13 solidarity with Wilson good the mayor 08:15 who gave the command to let the fire
Man I love when ppl think they know what they are talking about..Philly Suburb? It was in the Heart of the city West Philly. It was a ghetto their own neighbors were reporting them they had enough of their crap. The lived like animals and have a ton of Illegal guns that they would shoot at the Police and firemen whenever they wanted to. Our first Black Mayor dropped the orders for the Bombs to be set off. I grew up near there. I rememeber a thing or two about this day
This host is horrible he speaks with this unnecessarily complicated vocabulary who the hell would listen to this and enjoy it? We get it you're intelligent but this is, to use a term he would, just odious
This can't be compared to Ruby Ridge, you need to get your facts straight. If they would have complied with the warrant and came out with their hands up,nobody would be dead. They ain't nobody special, they have to follow the laws of the land like anybody else. If you talked to the neighbors on that block who lived thru hell with these animals they would have told you they wanted the problem solved by any means neccessary. There's video of the one neighbor who was beaten by Move saying that directly to the news. And other videos of neighbors who have hell stories about them.
The neighbors complained and at their wits end. The city had to act. The police were put into a position they couldnt back down from. Move could of surrendered at anytime. End of story. They got what they deserved. Period. People dont like it? Have a group like Move move into a house on your block. Let me know how you feel afterwards.
Thumbs down! I love Vice videos but this is ridiculous! Why did Rizzo go down to the scene? Because he created the terror. How is this guy making a film about this event when he doesn'treally seem to understand the situation? And Yes, that cop was shot by friendly fire! There is proof regarding this! I love how there isnnommention of the 3 week old baby that was pushed out of its mother's arm and had its head smashed into the pavement by a police officer that stepped on its head and killed them. I'm 2 minutes into the video and I am already over it! For those that are interested in the facts of Move Africa and the Burning that took place, you can watch it on RUclips, it's called MOVE: ruclips.net/video/34mKTAm7klk/видео.html
THANK YOU!! I recently found out about MOVE and wanted to learn more. But there is something sickening about listening to these 2 non black men talk about the physical and mortal destruction of a group of men, women, and CHILDREN as though it's an art exhibit or fan fiction. And I'm sorry, was it just me or did it sound like he wanted to perpetuate a kind of cognitive dissonance as the viewers learned of these atrocities? I didn't feel like he saw the MOVE organization as people either but rather another piece of history to twist until it was interesting enough to give him some clout. This is deplorable. 😢
Black leadership didn't get involved because it would be insulting to the black community for a leader to support a group like Move. Move was a cult. I'm actually upset we are talking abou this group that should have stayed in the past. It's terrible what happened. But people did not embrace MOVE at all after they shot the cop
Jeff Wright Its was a pacifique movement ( they did not found gun etc...) even its was a cult that no a reason to put a bomb damn 😮 its very sad that some sellout black leadership supported it at that time.
Why did y’all leave out that the police beat women into miscarriage or that a police officer stomped on a baby and murdered the baby
Because there's no proof of that
John Jamison There was a picture of the body of Life Africa, the baby whose skull was crushed, in the Inquirer, taken when MOVE let some officials into the house to view the body. There is no reason to not believe that the cops beat up those pregnant women. The cops were allowed to beat MOVE people with impunity in the courthouse, in the jails, and on national television, in the case of Delbert Africa. The cops also occasionally drove by the Powelton Village house in the middle of the night and shot it up with carbines. The cops told so many demonstrable lies about what they did to MOVE. They showed time and again that they intended to kill MOVE people. There is no reason to believe them over MOVE.
@@Clavdiachauchat that baby could have died during a miscarriage or anything. You have no proof it was from the cops. Please stop with your nonsense. I dare you to ask any of the neighbors who live next to these animals what it was like to deal with them on a daily basis. Especially on Osage Avenue the neighbors were physically attacked they had rats and roaches in their houses from them. Yelling on bull horns all hours of the night. How would you like to live next to that crap. You would be calling the cops in a heartbeat I guarantee it
@@johnjamison208 Do you think the neighbors were happy when the city let their houses burn down? I would be very surprised if any of the neighbors wanted or expected their homes and personal belongings to be totally destroyed as part of the resolution to the '85 situation. Nothing MOVE did warranted what the city did to them and that neighborhood.
The cops let five children die in the fire. Those kids walked to Cobbs Creek Park -- under police observation -- every day. The cops could have picked them up at any time before May 13, but they didn't. They knew those kids where in there. They didn't have to die.
500 cops let that happen in full view of the entire city. (We couldn't see what happened in the back alley, where the stakeout unit set up a machine gun, but we saw enough.) If the cops did that, why would they have any problem with beating up a pregnant woman when there were no cameras rolling? Why wouldn't you believe that a cop would do that?
@@Clavdiachauchat after watching an officer kill a man by putting his knee on his neck while he was hand cuffed, you know it is possible and acceptable.
The Government (Whether republican, or democrat) *ALWAYS* react this way to these fringe anti-government groups. West Philly, Ruby Ridge, Waco. they're ALL the same type of tragedies.
True. BIG GOV knows if they dont act with war force then the rest of the hidden groups of America will rise as well, simultaneously causing the over throw of our country's corrupt Government. They are smarter than we give them credit for, but the same can be said about Americas dedicated citizens.
Yep, I'm fighting a government organization now APS that attempted to murder my mom to cover up nursing home abuse.
@@zippydodahquirk9039 Sounds similar to my fathers situation with the VA.
@@bryantrudy568 I'm so sorry to hear that. Is your father okay? My mother is actually being tortured to cover up abuse and medical malpractice. APS is blaming the family for what the nurses and doctors did.
Blackdragon6 please do not compare MOVE to privaledge
Why does it say "Drop a bomb on an American suburb"....? 50th and Osage Ave is a straight up inner-city urban environment. We heard/saw the bomb from our house.
Can't believe the mayor actually passed the move to just bomb the homestead
I have never even heard of this event!
It wasn't that big of a deal
@@johnjamison208 I forgot about this comment.
Same and I’ve lived in Philly my whole life and both my grandfathers were philly cops. Ooops lol
@@Kelley-wi9oh traah
How come 🤔💭❓
You know I kind of wished that every fifteen or twenty minutes they would break up the pod cast by interviewing eyewitnesses and people that were directly involved and got an idea how the Philly populace viewed this just to break this up just to get a diversification of the opinion in the subject. Just a thought :)
@@johnjamison208 wow you're a piece of shit. Just because the neighbors wanted them gone is no excuse for the police dropping C-4 on their house.....I mean for fucks sake man, 60+ houses, essentially that whole entire block of Osage, where destroyed in the fire that followed because the mayor ordered fire Marshalls to let the fire go. More than 200 innocent people were displaced and homeless because of it... Those same neighbors that wanted them out... I'm certain that wasn't what they had in mind by "ANY" means.... Smfh man
@@stevenstuart152, and to make matters worse, when new houses were built, they were so badly constructed that they fell apart immediately after occupants moved in.
There are move members still alive.
"For those who haven't seen the film..." It's not even in theaters yet, Reihan!!"
So its basically black panthers with angrier people
The media should have freaked out; it was a neighborhood full of families’ homes. It was a really a bad situation for everyone.
I remember that day like it was yesterday...could hear and feel the bomb and see the smoke. As a child it was crazy to see.
Why is the host deconstructing and being hypercritical of the organization idiosyncratic methodology and manipulation of image and reality? People were bombed and allowed to burn. There is no justification that can be found because of their recalcetrence or political actions.
Cant ask questions?
Exactly, he just sounds completely naive to the whole incident.
I grew up in Delaware County; was 16 at the time of the bombing. We could see the smoke from Upper Darby.
I remember that!
I remember this I was only 7 and will never forget Osage avenue.
wow, I think he begins to touch on something pretty profound in relation to the creative process around 49:28, well put.
I don't like how in the film the white policeman who helped the young boy is positioned as a "hero." The event should never have happened. Straight up murder.
ppl are mad bc this is a long thoughtful conversation with a filmmaker and not WE CAMPED OUT (AND SNORTED HEROIN!) WITH CHILD SOLDIERS IN THE JUNGLE YARGH
I remember this and that no good Mayor that authorized this. It got nation wide attention in the activist community. Black radio talked about it also and that where I heard most about this. I do know that the members that survived sued the city and won.
He should be in jail
Happened on my 13th birthday, BEST PRESENT EVER !!!!
wtf?..where can i buy the damn doc..i been searching online for like an half hour!!
I live really close to this area and I just learned about a lot of the details. Smh
It wasn't a suburb, it's in the inner city
I remember this and being scared out of my mind. I was living in Philadelphia and I was 8 or 9. I had horrible nightmares from all of this.
Bullshit
Go to zeitgeist films. You have to see it at a festival... MAYBE you can buy it through them?
What was that? May 3 1985? I was at my grandmother's till 9 or 10 or 11. My mom was drunk and trying to get my grandma to eat and take her pills. I was nine year old boy watching this unfold live on the air... all night long.
This was 1985! I remember hearing "fire proof bomb" or something; they had some new bomb... basically a noninscindeary device or whatever...
Mayor Rizzo was a story in of itself... a legend. You really can't blame or point fingers unless you were to point a lot of fingers.
Maybe interview someone who was in big boy pants when it happened.
These guys are so full of shit
I lived right outside of Philadelphia, having just moved there from New York a few months before, and I was only three years older than the film maker. I remember it extremely well, as I was in High School at the time. The only people I really had sympathy for were the other people who lost their homes, and the children of these insane fanatics. They were a terrorist group in the exact same way that Neo Nazis are a terrorist group. I regard Move and them in the exact same light.
They were not terrorist. You obviously have never done the research
Free Mumia
Hell yeah ✊🏿
Yeah look like he's getting out 😂😂😂😂
I'm doing a case study for a forensic anthropology course, and it is so interesting.
Did you hear U Penn and Princeton has the remains of two of victims w/o the families knowledge or consent? Philly's medical examiner just resigned.
Move was very radical, that terrorized not only the police department but the citizens of the city. They had tunnels under the city that was very militarized. Death is very sad regardless if your a child, man, and or woman I wish it was handled differently.
Sounds like a pile of typical propaganda to me 🤷🏾♂️
People forget about how move really was all they had to do was come out
I like the idea that Goode survived as a politician because if he had been more strident he would have been whacked. Survival of the meekest.
Altho the subject matter is extreme, it definitely reflects of the national theme, socially and politically Today...I appreciate this discussion.And it surprises me that these seemingly rudementary tactics are still So delicately addressed and dismissed now. Its a shame.
Also So people from the era of the documentarys time frame are dying off or dead...Seems as tho we loose alot with them...IDK.I would like to see this documentary and more works from him.
VICE post those Son! Salams cool 2
Peace
How many people died from the bomb? 12??
Philly has become a basket case. Wilson Goode was a bad joke, John Street a thuggier version, and Nutter is an incompetent.
So you hate two adults having an adult conversation?
"an American suburb"?
Has the description author ever been to West Philly before? Calling that place a suburb is like calling cancer "a skin tag". It's a fuckin hell-hole. I'm not gonna pretend like everything wrong with that community is caused by the residents, because the city government does its fair share to make sure everyone stays nice and poor out there, but my God, enough already with the delicate language.
I think burning those people to death was a massive mistake, but so was adopting bizarre, unorthodox ideologies and then shouting at your neighbors about them all day, until they've had enough and are left with no choice but to put a call to the big state to just end the bullshit already. Another massive mistake was squatting on property and not paying any of your damn bills. I mean look, I get it: central governments exist only to siphon life out of you and that is ethically wrong, but you gotta know when you're playing with fire (in this case, literally) when you start trying to provoke a dangerously powerful entity like the government into accepting your challenge of their deeply-embedded system that they've spent decades sowing the seeds to. And let me just say for the record: did anybody ever bother to call out the members of MOVE for clear child-endangerment? Their kids got killed while they tried to prove a political point that would've never come to fruition anyway. Philly blacks wouldn't last 25 seconds moving back to "their roots" in some gross, humid revolving-wheel-of-death that is a Congo jungle. They all love Wawa and Blu-Rays too much to live in such a shithole, and who could fuckin blame them?
Typical cynical american anal y sis.
Nice discussion.
Did people vote down the video because they don't know what the philadelphia bombings are?
Jew liberals. Na just kiddin. Im a french liberal.
At that time Jesse Jackson was the "face" for the black community in the area i believe. It's not that they think that they are stupid, I wasn't alive at the time and I havn't done a lot of research on Jesse Jackson or the MOVE incident but that's what it seems like they mean by mentioning Jesse being there for the "national black leadership".
There no audio!
Man, I ended up here by reading the boomer bible. Not from Philly. Does anyone that was there know about how this spawned an amazing testament to our times? I don't condone the action against MOVE, but we all know cops gonna cop.
Ohh it's 50.. not 5minutes. I better "save for later"
Atrocities upon atrocities committed against Afrikans in amerikkka.
Wtf are they talking about
Everyone has leadership. Everyone has people thinking for them.
Are you racist enough to think that whatever group you belong to is special enough to think for themselves when everyone else in the world has their views spoon fed to them?
There are smart and independent thinkers in every group of people, but normal people are sheep.
Do you think that people would even know the name Trayvon Martin if there wasn't a person with an agenda behind the whole thing?
this sucks thy should take 2 seconds write in title and description instead of long lame description that is actually spam
dont understand how this dude is defending the police
Excuse me. Who is Dorner??
i like a 6 year old now could find out... if they did not know what it the " event" was . knowing they have the power on the NET !
BRO ... haha
And Dorner more recently.
28:30 - sounds like Waco
s the National Black
08:06
leadership people like Jesse Jackson
08:08
Jesse Jackson came to Philadelphia the
08:09
next day but he didn't come to support
08:12
the neighbors he came to stand in
08:13
solidarity with Wilson good the mayor
08:15
who gave the command to let the fire
Yes, really.
These people were attacking neighbors, lived in piss and shit and rats. They were a danger to the neighborhood.
Move was yelling profanities over loudspeakers, spreading racism, and lived with rats.
It wasn't Back To Eden by any stretch....
Blazzay...whose Dorner
Man I love when ppl think they know what they are talking about..Philly Suburb? It was in the Heart of the city West Philly. It was a ghetto their own neighbors were reporting them they had enough of their crap. The lived like animals and have a ton of Illegal guns that they would shoot at the Police and firemen whenever they wanted to. Our first Black Mayor dropped the orders for the Bombs to be set off. I grew up near there. I rememeber a thing or two about this day
You disgust me
The way he looked at him when he same Philly is a segregated city 😂😂 were the exact opposite of that 😂
Philly is a segregated city
he's hot
I lived outside of Philly at the time and remember the area and news freakin out.
Ok attempt 2 works fuginn YT glitch
This host is horrible he speaks with this unnecessarily complicated vocabulary who the hell would listen to this and enjoy it? We get it you're intelligent but this is, to use a term he would, just odious
wait was 0:55 a joke or not, like wtf
His arm hairs need to be braided!
This can't be compared to Ruby Ridge, you need to get your facts straight. If they would have complied with the warrant and came out with their hands up,nobody would be dead. They ain't nobody special, they have to follow the laws of the land like anybody else. If you talked to the neighbors on that block who lived thru hell with these animals they would have told you they wanted the problem solved by any means neccessary. There's video of the one neighbor who was beaten by Move saying that directly to the news. And other videos of neighbors who have hell stories about them.
this is some fcked up sht.
wow
The neighbors complained and at their wits end. The city had to act. The police were put into a position they couldnt back down from. Move could of surrendered at anytime. End of story. They got what they deserved. Period. People dont like it? Have a group like Move move into a house on your block. Let me know how you feel afterwards.
They deserved to be cooked ? 👀
I’ve yet to hear any complaints from folks who actually lived around there. We all know who over exaggerates things to justify violence.
Thumbs down! I love Vice videos but this is ridiculous! Why did Rizzo go down to the scene? Because he created the terror. How is this guy making a film about this event when he doesn'treally seem to understand the situation? And Yes, that cop was shot by friendly fire! There is proof regarding this! I love how there isnnommention of the 3 week old baby that was pushed out of its mother's arm and had its head smashed into the pavement by a police officer that stepped on its head and killed them.
I'm 2 minutes into the video and I am already over it! For those that are interested in the facts of Move Africa and the Burning that took place, you can watch it on RUclips, it's called MOVE: ruclips.net/video/34mKTAm7klk/видео.html
THANK YOU!! I recently found out about MOVE and wanted to learn more. But there is something sickening about listening to these 2 non black men talk about the physical and mortal destruction of a group of men, women, and CHILDREN as though it's an art exhibit or fan fiction. And I'm sorry, was it just me or did it sound like he wanted to perpetuate a kind of cognitive dissonance as the viewers learned of these atrocities? I didn't feel like he saw the MOVE organization as people either but rather another piece of history to twist until it was interesting enough to give him some clout. This is deplorable. 😢
Thank you raised by a mother that was a move supporter LL John Africa
Way to damn long couldn't get last the first 2min
Then unsubscribe, my friend.
holy shit only one view so far
Bulksn music
Crap!
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Black leadership didn't get involved because it would be insulting to the black community for a leader to support a group like Move. Move was a cult. I'm actually upset we are talking abou this group that should have stayed in the past. It's terrible what happened. But people did not embrace MOVE at all after they shot the cop
Jeff Wright Its was a pacifique movement ( they did not found gun etc...) even its was a cult that no a reason to put a bomb damn 😮 its very sad that some sellout black leadership supported it at that time.
@@kath7162 you know they always believe the “they shot one bullet first” story.
The other cops shot that cop
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