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Louis Theroux, our favoritereporter goes into Philadelphia to document the horrors the residents and officers see daily. This intriguing documentary shows the public what life is like in a very real and non-glamorized way, something we rarely see in American news outlets.
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Theroux yet again offering the tyica Tavistock Institute-BBC
demoraization op ‘documentary’.
—And as usual omitting ANY discussion, indeed, any mention
of the ON RECORD fact that ‘sex n’ dope cuture’ —indeed, ALLL
‘POP’ culture is NOT grassroots at all —-but engineered, funded, implemented
and directed from the TOP, from the ‘Big Boys’ (ie Rockefeller/Ford/Carnegie
Fundations/RIIA/CFR/Tavistock Institute/ Stanford Research et al).
Working for the elite Fabian state propaganda arm BBC —Louis
certainly knows this.
DO check out: ALAN WATT ‘Neo-Eugenics War Against Humanity’ on youtube.
SEE through Theroux.
nothing compareable in western europe…………….
GLASGOW
http://clippednews.wordpress.com/2003/11/28/glasgow-murder-capital-of-europe/
It’s amazing how they can buy jewelry costing hundreds to thousands of dollars. Why aren’t they worried someone’s going to kill them for their bling?
They had a pretty good number of white people in this vid as prostitues,junkies,etc. Shows it’s not just black people.
Everyone blames drugs for this in Kensington, N. Philly, fishtown… But the real problem isn’t drugs, it’s prohibition. What the video doesn’t show is the traffic of cars from outside of this poor neighborhood from surrounding areas that drive in, buy drugs and drive out. They leave their money behind to fund the guns and the violence and they would never stand for the drug dealing in their own neighborhoods. If not for prohibition none of this would be possible. Nobody in that neighborhood could afford to buy illegal guns, but with drug money, anything is possible. The gangs are all supported and held together with drug money. Money that is only possible because of prohibition. Black markets create huge profits and there is no way for anyone to legally force contracts or anything, so it’s all handled with guns and violence. That is the only difference between pharma drugs and street drugs. When there is a problem of some sort with pharma drugs, it’s handled in courts. Nobody wants to admit that prohibition causes far more problems than any drug could ever create. One day, people are going to look back on this era and ask “what were they thinking, didn’t they learn their lesson from alcohol prohibition?”
Trust me, there is nothing glorified or made up in this movie to increase its shock value. If anything, they left out the most heartbreaking scenes you pass while driving and walking through North Philly, Kensington, Olney and the “Badlands.” Gunshots are a part of everyday life now in most sections of the city- except the wealthy areas. Blood stains on the sidewalks do not phase us anymore. They don’t show you how the small children run up to cars passing through, as many as 6 or 7, seven to 12 year olds all throwing their hands in your car window yelling “Whatchu want bro.” “How much how much!” And making the ‘run.’ And the cop that said he can’t lie about not caring if the “bad guy” is shot and killed- its pretty much the mentality of all of us who try to do good, raise our children right, work hard and stay out of trouble. One less drug dealer. The drug dealing has killed my city. The Sergeant is correct. These drug dealers wearing $25,000 diamond chains prey on the sick addicts who turn to petty theft and prostitution to feed their addictions. Imagine how he could have used that 25K differently. That’s a down payment on a nice single home in a good safe neighborhood in South Jersey. Yes it is the mentality. And it is not primarily a “black thing” not to snitch in Philly. A true Philadelphian-no matter what their race- will never snitch. First off- we know better. Its for our own safety. We want to live. We don’t want our cars set on fire. Secondly, we know how ineffective the legal system is and how lackadaisical they are with sentencing. Often times, especially when it comes to the drug trade, crimes against neighbors are taken care of by the neighbors. For people who do not live in Philly, I can see how on this film it can look like a third world country. Yes, people live in those shells once called homes. That’s the badlands. 20 minutes from that area we have million dollar homes, fancy overpriced universities and yes, the liberty bell. There is no simple solution to the learned apathy and hopelessness that has been bred in these areas for nearly three generations now. I do know firsthand, that drugs, unemployment, mental illness and poverty were the catalysts for this decline of a once united city, The City of Brotherly Love- Killadelphia. Back in the day it was only called Filthadelphia. Although I have since moved to Jersey to raise my own children, I am fierce about the pride I have for my city which also has so many wonderful amenities. You just have to know the law of the streets. The harsh mentality is called survival mode. This ain’t Kansas Dorothy. Great film. Very true portrayal of a city where the cops are hunted and killed and the thugs spread their disease.
now allentown and reading pa are as bad as philly—thanks to the philly scumbags moving into allentown and reading.
all the lowlife criminals in this doc are happy to be lowlife criminals; has nothing to do with being poor.
WOW!!! Its ashame how children are being born into this kind of povert and having no other choice then to go to the streets. There has to be a change. Everyone focusing on the homeless, but how about we do something while they are younger so that they may avoid poverty.
Its a jail mentality to not snitch primarily a ( black issue ). People that live with a community ideal FOR EXAMPLE. I will treat as I want to be treated do fine. Greedy self serving unrealistic people will empty there car trash in public parking lots and on side walks and not care about it!!And feel that someone else will clean up after them. And its allways the neibors kids not mine!
@bruce
>Western Europe has nothing that is remotely comparable.
Really?
Four times more crime in Oslo than New York
http://www.aftenposten.no/english/local/article2299327.ece
[N]umber of rapes in the Norwegian capital Oslo is six times as high as in New York City
http://www.brusselsjournal.com/node/1754
The most violent country in Europe: Britain is also worse than South Africa and U.S.
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1196941/The-violent-country-Europe-Britain-worse-South-Africa-U-S.html
Simple fact, more poverty, more lower class citizens/immigrants, more crime.
That said…
Completely with you on Big Brother/American Idol/Britian’s Got Talent etc.
The level of poverty in this documentary is remarkable, especially considering the filming location – the richest country in the world! Western Europe has nothing that is remotely comparable. Instead of forcefully spreading their political ideology around the world, maybe the United States should consider applying the Scandanavian model of socialism to their own economy. But anyway I really love Louis Theroux documentaries – they are always insightful and interesting, giving the viewer the chance to immerse themselves in a completely foreign and bizarre world. How often do we get this kind of honest exposure on television? Instead the TV channels churn out programs like Big Brother or American Idol.
i think he was on to something when more than one person spoke of the transitional nature of the neighborhood. the only “old” person in the video was hunter, the cop.