(b) Causing serious bodily or mental harm to members of the group;
(c) Deliberately inflicting on the group conditions of life calculated to bring about its physical destruction in whole or in part;
(d) Imposing measures intended to prevent births within the group;
(e) Forcibly transferring children of the group to another group.
Black activist heroes singer Paul Robeson, Prof. W. E. B. Du Bois and William Patterson of the Communist Party USA, submitted one of the first accusations of genocide to the United Nations when the Convention on the Prevention and Punishment of the Crime of Genocide (CPPCG) entered into force in January of 1951. It concerned the treatment of black people in the United States. The Civil Rights Congress drafted a 237-page petition stating, among other things, that "the lynching and other forms of assault on the lives and livelihoods of African Americans from 1945 to 1951, especially the frenzied attacks on returning black American veterans, amounted to genocide."
Unless Martin Luther King is wrong, the movement to protect US Blacks from White people will go nowhere while Black GIs help white people kill Africans in Africa and other non-Caucasian people all around the globe.
King warned, in indisputable logic, that 'no progress will be made on issues of social justice at home while Americans are killing the poor overseas. Beyond Vietnam - a Time to Break Silence , 4/4/1967 http://www.americanrhetoric.com/speeches/mlkatimetobreaksilence.htm ]
On August 15, 2015, OpEdNews, Minority Perspective, UK, and Counter Currents, India, published:
Slogan 'Black Lives Matter!' Not Intended to Include 'Black' Lives Taken by GI's Overseas 'Black Lives Matter' movement operates in blatant disbelief of Martin Luther King's moral and entirely logical warning; "there will be no progress on social justice issues at home while we go on killing the poor overseas at a such an enormous expenditure of social and financial resources that makes such progress at home impossible."
In her book Capitalism - a Ghost Story, an Indian revolutionary historian writes of the obvious, Arundhati Roy: 'Civil Rights Movement in US Has Become a War Supporting Movement' Article bemoans how selective it is to fight for civil rights only for Americas in America, even for those Americans, who return from willingly denying the very right of people outside the US to remain alive in their own beloved countries. [Published July 31, 2014]
African Americans in the US military have participated in Wall Street planned US wars in dozens of innocent nations, illegal and prosecutable wars that have taken the lives of tens of millions of non-white innocent children, women and men. At the same time African Americans at home, especially since the election of President Obama (now long obviously a war criminal [1]), have been silent about these US war crimes against humanity, that Malcolm, Martin Luther King and Mohammad Ali exposed and denounced. King called this kind of silence "betrayal." Black Activist Union Theological Seminary Prof. Cornel West: saysObama is a war criminal, a black puppet of Wall Street corporate plutocrats, head of the US killing machine and enjoying it." President Obama's former pastor, Rev. Jeremiah Wright has often cried out, "God damn America for her crimes against humanity."
This author questions, why expect those white people, who tend to be racists, to respect African Americans, when African Americans are willing to them help kill millions of non-Caucasians, including Africans in their own beloved African countries, as often as not in their homes - and accept money for doing it? One can notice that some even do so with pride, in spite of the teachings of Malcolm and Martin Luther King and the example of champion Mohammad Ali.
Twenty-five-year-old African American Micah Xavier Johnson, the man who murdered police officers in Dallas, Texas this week, had been a US soldier, who was ordered to Afghanistan, where a coalition of the military of every single Caucasian populated nation in the world, even tiny Lichtenstein, Andorra and Monaco, have be murdering innocent Afghanistan people for fifteen years in order to protect the drug lord Quisling government it imposed, a government so horrible that even the US-wars-supporting New York Times has over the years written heartbreaking accounts of it having allowed thousands of children to freeze and die of hunger [2]. Micah Xavier was trained to kill by the same U.S. military, Ali had refused to be drafted into, undeterred by his heavyweight being title taken away and the threat of prison. Do any of today's civil rights leaders try to protect African American GIs from being used in crimes against humanity as Ali, Malcolm and Martin Luther King did?
While In Afghanistan, did Micah Xavier smell a rat, either before or after he received a Global War on Terrorism Service Medal among other awards,? Maybe no one will ever know, and he will never be examined by a psychiatrist to understand what made him snap. Micah Xavier was blown up with a robotic police bomb.
The 'Black Lives Matter' movement is no problem for Wall Street's investors in globalized profitable genocide, who run the USA and most of the world in one way or another. Martin Luther King was a problem. Malcolm was a problem. Both connected racism and poverty with atrocity wars overseas. Hugo Chavez was a problem in Latin America and Muammar Gaddafi was a problem in Africa. Investors in globalized genocide, who run most of the world by controlling most sources of information, saw to eliminating these problems.
King received his bullet to the brain as he was working up his second grand march on Washington. The 2nd march on Washington was to connect poverty at home with wars overseas. Four years after the March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom, King had added bitter reality to his 'I Have a Dream' speech with his nightmarish sermons Beyond Vietnam - a Time to Break Silence and Why I Am Against the War in Vietnam, which were blistering condemnations of America's atrocity wars and covert violence. [read Martin Luther King, "Why I Am Opposed to the War in Vietnam] King cried out "By now," (then only half way through the war) "we must have killed a million, mostly children."
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