August 15, 2015

Open Forum and Week in Review


Today will be an open forum and review of some of the news this week. In the News.... Dhoruba al-Mujahid bin Wahad, an elder in the Black Liberation struggle in the USA was hospitalized after a brutal assault. In the Charlotte, NC manslaughter trial of CMPD cop Randal Kerrick, Kerrick took the stand and made some troubling comments concerning body cams and his victim Johnathan Ferrell. Members of the Huey P Newton gun club and NBPP in Texas marched on the Waller County, Texas jail where Sandra Bland was found dead in a cell. Ferguson has a Black police chief and his record leaves a lot to desire and now we hear that the St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department is buying chemical crowd control agents from Israel.
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August 10, 2015

Minister Farrakhan's call for 10,000 fearless men


Tune in for an hour or more of news, information and commentary. Continuing the conversation from last night's broadcast of Political Prisoner Radio focusing on comments made by Minister Farrakhan which have come under fire from white right wing news media but by other members of the black community particularly those who focus solely on the legislative process to solve the issue of police terrorism across the country that plagues every socio-economic group within the United States
regardless of race.

 

 What is not being given so much attention by the media is that Minister Farrakhan also called on these 10,000 men to deal with the self hate in the black community that all to often expresses itself in the form of senseless killings of other black people.
 

 Max Parthas, a host and producer of New Abolitionists Radio spread the message of 21st Century Slavery Abolitionism in an interview with kkfi.org public radio. President Robert Mugabe says he's been snubbed by African leaders and Ivory Coast refused him entry, blames France. There are a lot of things happening globally that we can talk about, listeners are encouraged to share their observations or important news on air. All opinions are welcome.

 
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