Victim’s mother demands justice

The mother of Charles de Menzies, who was mistakenly shot by policemen a year ago, is demanding the police be charged:

The grieving mother of Jean Charles de Menezes last night demanded that the two police marksmen who shot her son dead on a London tube train and the senior woman officer who led the disastrous operation should be charged with manslaughter - at the very least.

Responding to authoritative reports that no one is going to face charges in connection with the 27-year-old electrician’s death, his mother Maria said she feared a cover-up and that those responsible would escape criminal charges.

She certainly has a good case, as the police apparently did not have any evidence that the man was a suicide bomber:

police surveillance officer ruled out Jean Charles de Menezes as a terror suspect minutes before he was killed, The Mail on Sunday has been told.

The officer, who was sitting near Mr de Menezes on a bus as it arrived at Stockwell Tube station, where police marksmen shot him dead, is said to have spoken into his radio and declared: “I don’t think it is him.”

De Menzies may have been an illegal immigrant, but he most certainly did not deserve to be shot in cold blood. The only reason he met his untimely grave was that the pc-inundated police officers could not tell the difference between an Arab (a security risk) and a Hispanic (not a security risk). His blood covers the hands of not just the constabularies in question, but also those of every single Cultural Marxist who has peddled this nonsense about Muslims being no different from the rest of us.

Posted by Alex Zeka on Sunday, July 16, 2006 at 04:11 AM in Law & Order
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Posted by On Holliday on July 16, 2006, 05:22 AM | #

“The only reason he met his untimely grave was that the pc-inundated police officers could not tell the difference between an Arab (a security risk) and a Hispanic (not a security risk).”

Hmm, perhaps the police went to the “Steve Sailer school of racial identification?”

Posted by Alex Zeka on July 17, 2006, 06:45 AM | #

Holliday, could you elaborate? I was not aware Steve Sailer had ever declared that arabs and hsipanics are identical.

Posted by On Holliday on July 17, 2006, 09:37 AM | #

No, but he says Zidane looks German, Du Bois looked like a Portuguese count, and so forth.

So, equating Arabs/South Asians with Hispanics sounds just like the sort of thing Sailer would think of - the usual breezy, facile comment with about 5 seconds of thought, if that, behind it.

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