But aren't they just telling one side of the story here? Why do they want to silence the other side of the story?

@@xonious9031what other side?

@@eightonemoneypronounced-8184 so apparently there was enough of a another side of the story to put people in prison

@@xonious9031 What side of a story? This was a horrendous incident and there's no "other side".

@@vivalaleta ok... people went to prison right? apparently the jury thoought there was another side of the story

Exactly!!

World history what you seem to always leave out will testify that the history of mankind of all color races communities, neighborhoods, cities, states, country or continent around the world itself has done the most disgusting things to people period in history. Matter of fact nothing much has changed when it comes to how people treat each other. Particularly disgusting behaviors that we see going on today with certain groups of people. Uncivilized and unruly on a daily basis...

What a horrible day that was. An inhumane action that should have never happened. A heart wrenching day I will never forget. So sad

the birth in prison story sounds so fake...straight out of a movie. Use your common sense.

@@BoqPrecision He's a hologram, I knew it! Obama went back in time, inseminated the "mother" (secretly a man though) with demon semen, and now are trying to recapture America so they can take our guns and force us to have gay sex! Use your common sense, sheeple!

You said it they are very good on hiding their dirt it’s disgusting. Let me share something with you Black Massacres New York 1863 Fort Pillow 1864 Memphis 1866 New Orleans 1866 Camila 1868 Opelousas 1868 St. Bernard Perish 1868 Meridian 1871 Colfax 1873 Vicksburg 1874 Eufaula 1874 Clinton 1875 The Hamburg massacre 1876 Chisolm massacre 1877 Carrol County Courthouse Massacre 1886 Thibudaux 1887 Wilmington 1898 Atlanta 1906 Springfield 1908 Slocumb 1910 East St. Louis 1917 Chicago 1919 Washington 1919 Elaine 1919 Ocoee 1920 Famous Tulsa Massacre 1921 Greenwood 1921 Rosewood 1923 Detroit 1943 Wrightsville Johnson County Ga 1948 March 5th 1959 69 AA were padlocked in their dormitory 21 burned alive Charlotte Brooklyn-1960 Orangeburg-1968 Philadelphia-1985 Charleston-2015 1943, a Black soldier of the 364th Army infantry was killed on an Army base in Mississippi. This was the beginning of the loss of 1,227 Black soldiers WT League Massacre at Coushatta (1874) Black towns currently under water Henry island, Alabama Kenneth, California Baird, California Morley, California Cebolla, Colorado Sapinero, Colorado Elmore, California Dillon, Colorado Jerusalem, Connecticut Old Fairfield, Indiana Round Valley, New Jersey Dana, Massachusetts Greenwich, Massachusetts Prentiss, Mississippi Browns station, New York Enfeild, Massachusetts Old Neversink, NY Ferguson, NC Lake Marion Susannah, Alabama Lake Martin Little Egypt, NC Belews Lake Fonts Flora, NC Lake James Long Island, NC Lake Norman Birmingham, Kentucky- Kentucky Lake Benson, Alabama Lake Martin Oscarville, Georgia Lake Lanier Fazendeville, Louisiana Kowaliga, Alabama The Lynching of Allen Brooks. On March 3, 1910, a 59-year-old Black handyman named Allen Brooks was lynched by a white mob. Mr. Brooks was accused-without evidence-of assaulting his white employer's daughter. Devils punchbowl When 20000 freed blacks died after being forced into post-slavery concentration camps in the south Eugenics movement of the 1920s-30s Which has killed over 20 million people How Interstate Highways Gutted Communities-and Reinforced Segregation America's interstate highway system cut through the heart of dozens of urban neighborhoods. When Congress approved the Federal-Aid Highway Act of 1956 The law promised to construct 41,000 miles of an ambitious interstate highway system Its goal was to eliminate unsafe roads, inefficient routes and traffic jams that impede fast and safe cross-country travel. President Dwight Eisenhower called the massive infrastructure project “essential to the national interest.” But the highway expansion, implemented largely between the late 1950s and the early 1970s, came at a huge cost to America’s urban communities of color. According to estimates from the U.S. Department of Transportation, more than 475,000 households and more than a million people were displaced nationwide because of the federal roadway construction. Hulking highways cut through neighborhoods, darkened and disrupted the pedestrian landscape, worsened air quality and torpedoed property values. Communities lost churches, green space and whole swaths of homes. They also lost small businesses that provided jobs and kept money circulating locally-crucial middle-class footholds in areas already struggling from racist zoning policies, disinvestment and white flight. The neighborhoods destroyed and families uprooted by highway projects were largely Black and poor, wrote New York University law professor Deborah N. Archer in her article “White Men’s Roads Through Black Men’s Homes At the beginning of the 20th century, African Americans owned at least 14 million acres of land. By the 21st century, 90 percent of the land had been stolen from them. Now, African Americans only own 1.1 million acres of farmland and are part owners of another 1.07 million acres. Across a century, white farmers and landowners developed multiple ways to take African Americans’ land, using methods such as heirs property, tax sales, and Torrens Acts.

Thats where you are wrong!

yup lol

The families on that street were very happy to see this family gone. They terrorised the residents on that street.

@@stonehengemaca How do you know? What is your source ?

@@sfeeges I watched testimony from residents on that street, interviewed at the time and there's a documentary that includes testimony from the residents.

@@sfeeges "This family terrorised their neighbours. They boarded up their house, used loud speakers with a microphone so residents couldn't sleep. Threatened to kill families on the street, they named specific families, not just random, vague threats. They caused a bug infestation in the whole street by leaving raw meat outside their house in buckets. The neighbours wanted to use sulphur to get rid of the bug problem but this family said, "The bugs are our brothers and sister. If you exterminate the bugs, you exterminate us." They said that if they attempted to get rid of the bugs in their own homes, they'd have their doors kicked in and they'd be "the first to go". The residents say they couldn't leave their homes, their kids couldn't play outside. The group were pulling guns out and always causing fights. The kids in this house were going through the bins to find food. Their neighbours started hiding food in the bins for them but the adults found out and became aggressive. The residents on the street all wanted them to go. They saw it as an "us or them" situation and they didn't care how they were dealt with, either incarceration or a shoot out. One resident said, "they were a group trying to create social change but their methods were destructive and they came to a destructive end.""

I lived there. Mack Starr is right. Everybody wanted them out, their neighbors were victimized & terrorized. It was like WACO in West Philly.

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What about the black families living on this street that were terrorised by this family?

@@stonehengemaca FAKE! PROOF IT WITH FACTS !!!

​@@stonehengemacathey didn't terrorize them? Loitering on the street as some residents claim doesn't compare to white people dropping a bomb, destroying the whole neighborhood regardless of class🤦🏽‍♂️ stop deflecting

Police-state terrorism has been a problem in this country for well over a century. St Raygun made it exponentially worse. That criminal did more damage to this country in his tenure as president than any other single person in the history of the nation.

It's not changed at all, they just can't drop bombs on people like they used to.

The Philly cops were for a long time were under Frank Rizzo, Philly's finest example of racism ever to be elected. Even though Rizzo wasn't mayor at the time of this tragedy the hate was hard wired into the rank and file.

They are murders,period

Diabolical they are and that's putting it mildly!

All of these Demons time is near. Jesus shall toss them into the pit of Hell. These are the last days that Jesus spoke and Revelations tells us. We must continue to pray as the book of Jude states. We are fighting these demonic spirit in high places. Special Warfare. Revelations states that in the end we who are God's true people shall Win.

@@mirandascott3073 . Amen 🙏

We humans like to blame it on supernatural beings... When we fail to realize that this behavior is deeply rooted. Racism is still alive and well. This is the result of years and years of fascism.. I do hope the men who did this are hunted by their actions.. it's inhumane.. it's sadly just human nature

The families living there through all of this don't want them back at all.

Weirdly yes; crucial history

@Harry Beez Why are you more concerned with this family rather than the families they terrorised on that street. They are the ones that deserve "justice". As one of the residents said, this family were destructive and they came to a destructive end.

Either you are trying to be racist and funny at the same time, or you're just stupid. The entire block burned to the ground. It was nothing short of a repeat of Tulsa Ok bombing of Black Wall Street. Eleven people died, including 6 children. Yet your only concern is the house being renovated

@@stonehengemaca Stop making up stories to justify the demons that you are related to. Those people didn't bother anybody in the neighborhood. I know because my auntie's home was one of the houses that burned to the ground. It was the wyiate man who wanted the people out of the neighborhood because they didn't abide by their bullschitt; an all black neighborhood, I might add. They were home schooling their children and the devils didn't think they had the right to do that. That were minding their own business. And here you are with the lies that are so common among Satan's Babysitters.

Do you care about the black families this black family terrorised?

Yo why are u speaking on what my experience? N yea white kids need to learn about black history y’all keep pushing all that crap white history which mostly is lies worry bout u and urs !

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@@stonehengemaca you as a non-black person calling black Americans “terrorist?” That’s pretty rich of you 😂😂😂

@@lsowner10 How does skin colour dictate how I can use the word terrorist? Even though I didn't call them terrorists. But I guess saying, "you as a non-black person stating black Americans terrorised the black families on the street. That’s pretty rich of you 😂😂😂" makes even less sense than whatever you were attempting to imply.

Sorry, It is the City of Brotherly Hate!

The (Black) people who lived on Osage ave did NOT like MOVE. They were dirty, rat infested, and would be yelling through Bullhorns all day and night. But dropping a bomb on them was the wrong way to remove them.

@@NeoDon1 : Black women and men, low incoime, are deliberately targeted to induce hatred towards themselves and one another. Philadelphia's roots are deep roots, going back to 1776, with the creation of and signing of the Declaration of Independence (male only, white only). That said, Philadelphia retains its place in the "birth" of America where all people are born equal ... this still reverberates throughout the world, and not just Philly. Brotherly love is necessary now more than ever. Massive changes are coming economically - banks crashing worldwide - and in the climate - GRAND SOLAR MINIMUM (to put it simply, :global cooling," in many areas north of the Equator, getting hotter south of the Equator). Crop loss is occuring worldwide. Many in cities will NOT be able to afford fresh vegetables and fruit. What does this have to do with "brotherly love?" United we stand or divided we fall. Either we help each other get through the stagering upheaval about to take place, and unite in brotherly love, or we fall. Those who unite will stand a better chance of surviving the lack of food, hygiene and sanitation issues about to develop on a mass scale. Moving out of cities and going to the countryside will benefit those who do that; those who stay in cities are doomed to intense chaos and extreme lack of food... TPTB know this, so ... Why were cities created? Ah ... and why were blacks encouraged/coralled into cities decades ago? And here we are in 2023 .... sisterly love/brotherly love or bust!

@excellenthealthandwealth wealth yes, AFTER. Anyone would know beforehand that dropping a bomb is wrong.

​@@soulkitchen1979I believe Rizzo was mayor.

@@aarondigby5054 It was wilson goode. Look it up.

Wilson Goode was forced to take action by the Governor of PA. He turned the tortured neighbors away from his office and they then complained to the state.

They're not....,they are DEMONS

Won't even admit to all the continued atrocities against the blk community and majority are still against reparations. I hope there is a hell so they can all burn

Are you saying the country should be deeply ashamed for only telling one side of a story...

​@@xonious9031 Yes, the white supremacist "his"-tory.

@@xonious9031the neighbors called the cops because the move were kinda doing too much but they did not ask to kill anyone or have their home burned down

OMG 😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢THEY ARE STILL MISTREATING US IT'S LIKE NO REST FOR 😫 OUR SOULS 😢😢😢😢😢

This is why the books are banned.. that never happened... revisionist history.. their aint no hate like christian love. In those terms there's only one problem.

@@steven.h0629 was the bomb a hologram? Did Q tell you that?

They terrorised the families living on that street. Everyone living there was glad to see them go.

@@stonehengemaca Glad you are pro-bombing civilians on American soil. Idc if they were all on a shooting spree, you don't bomb civilians.

Always ! That is why I always watch it.

That's funny because I thought the exact opposite... Why not have someone telling the other side of the story and if the other side of the story is so incorrect and wrong it should be easy to shoot it down... But to silence the entire other side of the story shows that they are fundamentally dishonest.

@@xonious9031 you mean the justification for a police department to bomb citizens let’s see check all the news reports at the time. My comment made the assumption that you are joining the conversation with a basic understanding of the event. My fault.

@@salinared Ok so you have a vested interest in this story and have identified with one side of it. For the sake of convincing others of your side you should happily let the incorrect side air its falsehoods. Sans balance this report makes the story fishy.

@@xonious9031Yes I live 15 minutes away. But also It was a national story of a POLICE DEPT BOMBING RESIDENTS. Look it up weirdo no one is hiding anything from you. You have such a hard-on for the cops I told you to look up articles and news reports from that time. PS you can always move aside from comments you don’t like. No one asked for this silly ignorant exchange. Go read.

Well, there was the whole stealing the continent from the natives thing.

Ever heard of WACO?

pre-tell what is to come once total collapse happens

Yes they bombed black people , just as they bombed black churches (still fire bombing many to this day)

Yes. It's not the first time. US has done this kind of thing to multiple black communities, countless vile acts against native americans, mexican, Asian americans as well.

Just one of many. Many massacres in this country against brown ppl. Natives definitely included. Ie look up the history of 6 Grandfathers. Or the massacre in Wilmington, NC and of course Tulsa. As soon as they find ways to thrive in this despotic system - they'll get bombed or massacred. Policing has been used to reenslave ppl since slavery was "abolished". It's all connected.

This is OLD news, but goes to show how little most people know about American history, myself included until I learned about it. Another big eye opener for me was learning about the Tulsa race massacre. When you learn about the Black experience in America, you begin to really see how racist it is. This racism even spilled over to Europe during WWII where Black soldiers were still subject to segregation. Racist White soldiers actually got in fights with British allies for allowing Black soldiers to drink at the same pubs.

He has reclaimed and moving on teaching us the truth..xxxx

What do you mean???

This family terrorised the other black families living on this street. Those residents were glad to see them go by any means.

WACO was even more tragic.

@@danthomas6587 WACO was unjustified homicide by the FBI. Unlike this story. Which was completely justified. Although setting fire to the street was not a good call and created actual victims that lost everything they owned.

What could they have done to justify bombing their home....you should back yourself up,otherwise people are gonna get suspicious.🤔🤷🏾‍♀️🚩💀

@@gleefully4965 less than the WACO families. That's for sure. Oh I'm way past caring what a racist thinks about anything, especially me. But if you want to go there I suggest you back yourself up with quotes pointing to the racism.

I'm in Philadelphia & was aware of the family Africa aka MOVE & was never aware that they claimed to be Rasta. NO one ever called them Rasta.

​@@malkahbatyisrael290 being aware and being there is two different things, n'est pas ?

​@@malkahbatyisrael290 repatriation and reparations are a tenet of Rastafarian " movement ". This is what MOVE stands for , ceen ?

Fry Mumia. Twice.

@@danthomas6587 for what? because he's innocent and been a scapegoat by the feds?

@@siriuzbiz No because he killed a cop and left his kids fatherless. Ever wonder why Mumia's brother, who was there at the scene, wouldn't testify at the trial? It's because he didn't want to perjur himself in court.

So the bombing occured in May of 1985. Not the seventies. Have a good day 😀

No, no the police are not worse. They are not much better, but now the public condemns them for murdering citizens when they are caught on video. There have even been police fired, and a few convicted! for murdering citizens. They had carte blanche in the 70s, so there is progress.

Are you saying it's unacceptable for democracy now to tell just one side of the story?

Yes, something super positive - organic vegetables and fruits, beans, legumes. Brilliant idea: helpful, unifying, uplifting, nutritious...

Not being an American, I have been very much aware of this for decades. It is one reason why I decided I would _never_ travel to the US. Two others are called Leonard Peltier and Mumia Abu-Jamal. Abu Ghraib, Guantanamo Bay, the CIA's kidnapping of a harmless Egyptian citizen in Italy and of a harmless German citizen at a South-East European border, the Collateral Murder video followed by no consequences for the killers but a harsh sentence for the whistleblower and insane prosecution of a journalist, the drone killings -- all these shameless state crimes came afterwards and just confirmed that this was the right decision.

Have you looked into why this happened? Have the heard the testimony from the other families that lived on that street? There's always two sides to every story.

@@stonehengemaca Some crimes are so atrocious that you don't have to look into the motives. The authorities cannot drop bombs on houses to kill everyone in them. That would be true even with homicidal maniacs inside and no children. There is absolutely no excuse for that, no matter what some of the people inside may or may not have done. Maybe if they were remote controlling nuclear bombs from inside or something. Come to think of it, bombing the building on Ramstein Airbase from which the US has been killing hundreds of civilians by drone in various countries, including many women and children, would probably be justified. But there is no indication that anything like this was going on in Philadelphia. This wasn't a law enforcement operation. It wasn't even a punitive expedition by slavers. It was pest control. They dehumanized their victims 100%, just like the Nazis did with Jews and some other groups such as Roma.

@@stonehengemaca Dam right. I totally agree that Move needed to be run out of town. The residents of Osage Ave all had problems with Move. The dirt, filth, shit and constant noise were driving the neighbors crazy BUT the decision to use C4 and then to stand by and watch the fire burn and not even try to extinguish the fire were nothing short of murder.

@@danthomas6587 Yes. Both parties completely in the wrong. Certainly no saints in this story. This family threatened to kick in doors and murder families that tried to combat the bug infestation they caused on the street. Saying the bugs were their brothers and sisters. Constant loud speaker drivel via mega phone at all hours of the night. It must have been horrific living on their street. The real victims here were the other families living in the neighbourhood that lost everything in the fire due to this family and the police. Buy those families new homes. Give them reparations. Peace

I grew up in Darby just a stones throw from your fam. Although I was traveling on that fateful day.

I have a problem with the idea of reparations to a specific race of people, no matter if it justified or not. The left needs to start learning the mind games the right plays. Instead of reparations for a specific race, why not a new war on poverty? It will mostly do the same thing, since a specific race is disproportionately affected by poverty due to historical..."situations". There can't be a backlash if it isn't directed explicitly for one race, even though it would in actuality be mostly directed at one race due to a previously rigged game, so to speak. LBJ understood this back in the 60s, and while his foreign policy was a disaster, the gains the black community made in the 60s and 70s were exponential due to the war on poverty, and the game might not even be rigged much at all if Ronald Reagan and his whore wife hadn't came along and basically destroyed everything LBJ did, along with gutting the mental health system, and somehow an even more disasterous foregin policy than LBJ.

If you aren't familiar with the war on poverty, you should definitely read about it. Assuming you're in the same political mindset as me, you have to be crafty and witty with how you advocate policies. It's why Obama was elected twice and Hillary lost to a game show host with an ego the size of Kanye. If Obama came out in 2009 and said, "you see these tea partiers and their racist rhetoric" or "they hate me because of my skin" (even though we all know that played a part), he'd have lost to Mitt Romney badly in 2012. Playing the games the right wing has been playing since Ronald Reagan is the only way to succeed now. The American populous isn't inherently stupid, but they're easy to manipulate.

@@SconnerStudios thank you and I will add it to my list. I’m currently finishing up the Isis Papers.

@@SconnerStudios keep in mind, reparations addresses some of the nefarious systemic acts that black defendants of slavery experienced. But to keep it simple… Although whites were paid reparations for each slave they released those slaves nor the descendants were never compensated… although they were promised the 40 acres and a mule. So you see…. this is a debt that was never paid to black folks for all the labor used to build the railroads, the White House house and so forth. Not to mention the mutilating of black women slaves in the name of science (OBGYN). We currently have a legal term for that called “emotional distress”, where the defendant is awarded damages so trying to rebrand reparations by another term would be futile.

Umm...obviously false an propaganda.. How does that justify bombing undeserving citizens.... This would only make the government look worse(....obviously to the more eyes that caught this years later....)to the black community. 😐