Damilola Taylor

Taylor came to England to defraud the National Health Service [ see David Lammy on why he was here ]  then he was murdered by other blacks. The media made a big fuss in the hope that he was killed by Englishmen. They were going to do an action replay of the Stephen Lawrence Job, another black. When it turned out that it was an own goal they went quiet. The perpetrators include the Preddie brothers.

 Damilola Killers Hated Homosexuals
Presumably you should not say this is a point in their favour. You can however think it.

 

Train Terror Gang Named
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The members of the notorious gang of teenage robbers who brought terror to commuters have had their identities released. The five youngsters [ sic ] are beginning custodial sentences totalling 11 years for a series of frightening train robberies..........

They included 15-year-old Danny Preddie, a member of the same street gang as the teenagers who stood trial for the murder of 10-year-old Damilola Taylor. Preddie and four other youths were jailed for a series of attacks on trains in southeast London. The robbers targeted commuters travelling home alone at night, taking cash, mobile phones, watches and personal CD players..........

Preddie, who lives with his mother in Camberwell, appeared at the Old Bailey in 2000 accused of a sex attack on two girls with the two brothers who were ultimately cleared of the Damilola murder.  All three walked free after a judge said the case should not have been sent to the Old Bailey. Preddie was also given a six-month supervision order for racially aggravated common assault in December 2000. In October he was sentenced to four months' training and detention for his part in a burglary with another teenager cleared of murdering Damilola.

Warsama, the leader of the gang who is of Somalian [ sic ] origin, was sentenced to a 12-month supervision and three-month curfew order in April after admitting attempted burglary. During the trial he appeared in court and held a plastic gun lighter to the head of the dock officer.
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Charming lot these scum.

Warsama.

 

Blacks Convicted Of Murdering Taylor
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Danny Preddie, 18, and his 19-year-old brother Ricky, of Peckham, were found guilty at a retrial at the Old Bailey after an earlier jury could not reach a verdict. Earlier this year, they were acquitted of Damilola's murder and assault charges............

The 33-day trial - the third into the schoolboy's stabbing - was told that new and "compelling" forensic evidence linked the brothers to the "cruel and callous" killing. The pair were aged 12 and 13 when Damilola died after being stabbed in the thigh with a broken beer bottle in November 2000. They were arrested a few days after he bled to death in a stairwell on the North Peckham estate.
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They look guilty and that is before you hear the evidence.

 

I Am An Englishman On Taylor
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On the 28th of February, 2004, Anthony Richards committed suicide in Gloucester Prison.
He was white and English.
No MP ever mentioned his death in parliament........


On the 4th of March, 2004, Brian Carter committed suicide in Shrewsbury Jail.
He was white and English.
No MP ever mentioned his death in parliament.

On the 5th of March, 2004, The Evening Standard reported thus:
"The members of the notorious gang of teenage robbers who brought terror to commuters have had their identities released.

The five youngsters are beginning custodial sentences totalling 11 years for a series of frightening train robberies.
DC Terry Hill said:

"They would select their victims and hunt like a pack… There were 11 victims who were subjected to violence, increasing each time to an eventual threat of stabbing a young man who had what he believed was the point of a knife placed in his stomach."

Daniel Preddie, one of the two brothers who were eventually found guilty of Damilola Taylor's murder, was a leading member of the train gang.

In the year 2000, the brothers also appeared in court, accused with three other black youths, of a vicious sex attack on two little girls. Sarah Foster, who was just eleven the time,...........

"No one was safe. Even though Ricky and Danny were just kids, no adult would stand up to them because they knew they had a huge gang to back them up."

The Preddies were charged with indecent assaulting Sarah and her friend but, wouldn't you just know it, the case was dismissed on legal grounds.

Somalian [ sic ] immigrant, Mustapha Warsama, the leader of the train gang, had been sentenced to a 12-month supervision order in April, 1999. During his trial he held a plastic gun lighter to the head of the dock officer and he still wasn't jailed!

A jury found them guilty of both charges at Inner London Crown Court after a trial last month. British Transport Police believe the gang may have carried out up to 11 robberies before their crimewave came to an end after an attack on 21 February. Late that evening all five threatened a commuter as he travelled between Queens Road and East Dulwich stations.

The passenger told police one of the men pushed an object into his stomach and said, "You know what this is don't you?"

All five train robbers had long criminal records. One detective said:

"They have no respect for authority."

Preddie and Warsama, of Peckham, were each sentenced to three years in a young offenders' institution.

Corrodus, of Talfourd Place children's home, Peckham, was sent to a young offenders' institution for two-and-a-half years. Hargreaves, of Peckham, was sentenced to a 12-month detention and training order. Apineri, who also lived at the children's home, was sentenced to an 18-month training and detention order.

Daniel and Ricky Preddie and Mustafa Warsama are  pictured below:

        
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Chocolate chums, fun chums.

 

The Sun On Taylor
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DAMILOLA Taylor?s killers pose for a snap behind bars – smirking and posturing like gangsters. Thugs Danny and Ricky Preddie, now 19 and 20, were pictured on a pal?s mobile at Portland Young Offenders? Institution in Dorset. And the brutal brothers, who could walk free next year, showed little remorse for the stabbing of Damilola, ten, in 2000. Ricky is seen shirtless in our picture, giving one-fingered salutes with both hands. Danny grins and waves on the far right. The photo was sent by text to a friend. A pal told The Sun: They don't exactly look like they're sorry for what they did, do they? They spend all their time inside larking around with mates. Their time in prison has just dragged them deeper into the criminal world.?
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The Sun tells the truth for some reason.

 

Damilola Taylor's Killer Get Another Four Years  [ 22 February 2020 ]
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One of the killers of 10-year-old Damilola Taylor has been jailed for four years after driving into a female police officer.

Ricky Preddie was 13 and his brother Danny 12 when they killed the schoolboy in November 2000 in a crime that shocked the nation. The pair were jailed for eight years for Damilola's manslaughter in 2006. 

Ricky Preddie was initially released from prison early in September 2011 but was recalled into custody three times over the years for preaching his parole and handling stolen goods.
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This vicious parasite is living proof that hanging pays off big time. Recall that the Mainstream Media used this story to abuse hate filled racist Englishmen until it turned out that the killers were blacks. It was going to be a Propaganda follow up after patriots sorted out Stephen Lawrence. NB Taylor was here to defraud the NHS.

The Mail is censoring comments, suppressing the truth again. The readers are seriously underwhelmed by the short sentence. May be the Judge does not like police.

 

Damilola Killers Hated Homosexuals
That is the story according to Peter Tatchell, a homosexual Propagandist, greenie and Labourite. He further claims that the truth was suppressed by Sentamu, the Bishop of York. Tatchell skates over the fact that the murderers were, like Sentamu black.

Bishop’s Inquiry A Cover-up - Homophobic Bullying Ignored.
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LONDON - The Damilola Taylor inquiry was flawed, according to the gay human rights group OutRage! The inquiry said nothing about the homophobic abuse suffered by 11-year-old Damilola shortly before his murder in November 2000.

At the time, Damilola's mother told the Independent newspaper that Damilola had been the victim of an assault a few days before the fatal attack. His assailants accused of being gay. Other newspapers including The Guardian and The Telegraph, as well as BBC News, reported that Damilola suffered homophobic bullying and taunts of "gay boy".

But the media coverage of the trial and the subsequent inquiry into the failed prosecution - led by the Bishop of Birmingham, John Sentamu - blanked out these crucial facts and failed to even consider any possible links between the anti-gay bullying of Damilola and his subsequent murder.

“If Damilola had been bullied because of his race, racism would have become a major focus in the police investigation and the Bishop’s inquiry - as it was in the Stephen Lawrence case, which resulted in demands for action against institutional racism”, said Peter Tatchell of OutRage!

“But because Damilola’s bullying was homophobic – not racist – it was ignored by everyone. There has been no condemnation of the institutional homophobia of the police, school and church. Their prejudice swept under the carpet the anti-gay victimisation suffered by Damilola – and by thousands of other young people”.

"Whether Damilola was gay, or merely perceived to be gay, is not the issue. Shortly before his murder, he was subjected to homophobic taunts and bullying. Perhaps his killers were also motivated by homophobic hatred? We don't know. But we do know that this possibility was never properly investigated, either by the police or by Bishop Sentamu's inquiry".

"Why was Damilola's murder not treated as a possible hate-crime and why will no one acknowledge the atmosphere of homophobia that surrounded Damilola's last days?", asked Tatchell.

Brett Lock of OutRage! says this silence is indicative of society's failure to come to terms with the reality of gay children and the suffering caused by anti-gay bullying.

"This silence is evidence that the public is unwilling to confront the reality of gay children as well as the abuse faced by children who are either gay or perceived to be gay", said Lock.

OutRage! says social denial and prejudice renders gay children invisible. People are willing to accept the existence of gay adults because they believe sexual orientation is a purely behavioural issue and only an active (same)sex-life is "proof" of a person's sexuality.

“Since most experts agree that sexual orientation is set either before birth or in early life, gay children must exist”, said Lock. “Most gay people, when asked when they first knew they were gay, will tell you that they felt 'different' ever since they could remember."

"While society seems ready to address the concerns of gay adults, heterosexual parents seem to be in denial that tens, if not hundreds, of thousands of them will have gay children".

"The needs of gay children are completely ignored, and when one of them dies, as Damilola did - perhaps because he was either gay or perceived to be gay - the police, church, media and government rush around trying to find other reasons and excuses," added Peter Tatchell.

The Damilola Taylor case has been projected as primarily a race and immigration issue. There are serious problems about how the police handle crimes in the black community and how immigrants are treated. These are very important questions, but this should not mean that the obvious is ignored: Damilola had been bullied shortly before his murder because, in the words of his tormentors, he was a "gay boy".

"With regard to irregularities in the prosecution, Bishop Sentamu's investigation claimed to be seeking the truth, but how can the whole truth emerge when there is no honesty?”, queried Brett Lock.

Police Quizzed over Damilola Taylor Case

Sir John Stevens faces questions on “flawed investigation”

Damilola Taylor murder inquiry ignored evidence of possible homophobic motive

Metropolitan Police Commissioner, Sir John Stevens, is facing accusations that “the police departed from standard murder investigation procedures and ignored crucial evidence that may link Damilola Taylor’s murder to the homophobic taunts and bullying that he suffered in the days prior to his fatal stabbing”.

The accusations are being made by the gay human rights group, OutRage!.

In a letter to the Police Commissioner, Peter Tatchell of OutRage! asks 16 questions which throw doubt on the thoroughness of the police investigation.

“Why, given the homophobic bullying suffered by Damilola, was a possible homophobic motive for his murder apparently ignored by police officers?”, Tatchell’s letter asks Sir John Stevens (copy below).

“Whether Damilola was gay, or merely perceived to be gay, is not the issue. Shortly before his murder, he was subjected to homophobic taunts and bullying. Perhaps his killers were also motivated by homophobic hatred? We don't know. But it certainly appears that this possibility was not adequately investigated by the police”, says Tatchell in his letter.

Commenting on his correspondence with Sir John Stevens, Tatchell said:

“It is standard police procedure that all possible leads, evidence, suspects and motives are investigated thoroughly. These procedures were apparently not followed by officers investigating Damilola Taylor’s murder. They dismissed homophobic suspects and motives without investigating them fully”.

“To establish the truth, I have written to the Metropolitan Police Commissioner requesting information about crucial facets of the police investigation”, he said.

Mr Tatchell has written a similar letter to the Bishop of Birmingham, John Sentamu, asking the same questions. The Bishop recently headed an inquiry into the police handling of the Damilola Taylor murder investigation.

Mr Tatchell has criticised the Bishop’s inquiry as “inadequate and neglectful”.

“I want to know why the Bishop’s inquiry ignored the homophobic bullying of Damilola and why it failed to even consider the possibility that Damilola’s murder may have been linked to this bullying”.

"Although his inquiry was charged with examining the way the police and prosecution handled the case, the Bishop did not mention, let alone criticise, the way the authorities neglected the potentially vital material fact that Damilola had been subjected to homophobic abuse and assaults", said Tatchell.

Sir John Stevens
Commissioner of the Metropolitan Police
8 Broadway
London
SW1H 0BG

22 December 2002

Dear Sir John Stevens,

Damilola Taylor Murder Investigation

Damilola Taylor suffered homophobic abuse in the days before his murder in November 2000.

Soon after he was killed, Damilola's mother and father told the media that Damilola had been the victim of an assault a few days before the fatal attack. His assailants accused him of being gay. The Guardian and The Telegraph, as well as BBC News, reported that Damilola had suffered homophobic bullying and taunts of "gay boy" (see press excerpts attached).

It seems not unreasonable to consider that there may - I emphasise may – have been a link between the anti-gay bullying of Damilola and his eventual murder a few days later.

I would like to request answers to each of the following questions:

What steps were taken by the Metropolitan Police to investigate the homophobic abuse and violence inflicted on Damilola Taylor shortly before his murder?

Did police officers interview:

(a) Damilola’s parents about their statements that he had been subjected to homophobic taunts and bullying? If not, why not?

(b) Damilola’s teachers and fellow pupils with regard to this taunting and bullying? If not, why not?

(c) Damilola’s murder suspects (including those charged with his murder), concerning the issue of homophobic taunts and bullying. If not, why not?

(a) Did the Metropolitan Police consider the possibility that there might be a connection between the homophobic bullying of Damilola Taylor and his subsequent murder?

If this possibility was not considered, why not?

(a) Were the perpetrators of this homophobic bullying identified by the Metropolitan Police?

(b) If they were not identified, why not?

(c) If they were identified, what are their names?

(a) Were the homophobic bullies interviewed by the police in connection with Damilola’s murder?

(b) If they were not interviewed, why not?

(c) If they were interviewed, were they eliminated as murder suspects?

(d) If they were eliminated as murder suspects, why were they eliminated?

(a) Was Damilola Taylor’s murder ever treated by the Metropolitan Police as a possible homophobic hate crime?

(b) If it was never treated as a possible homophobic hate crime, why not?

(c) If it was considered a possible homophobic hate crime, why was this possibility eventually discounted?

Many people are bound to conclude that if Damilola Taylor had been bullied because of his race, racism would have become a major focus in the police investigation - as it was in the Stephen Lawrence case, which resulted in demands for action against institutional racism in the police service.

Why, then, given the homophobic bullying suffered by Damilola, was a possible homophobic motive for his murder apparently ignored by police officers?

Whether Damilola was gay, or merely perceived to be gay, is not the issue. Shortly before his murder, he was subjected to homophobic taunts and bullying. Perhaps his killers were also motivated by homophobic hatred? We don't know. But it certainly appears that this possibility was not adequately investigated by the police.

I would be grateful if you would respond to each of the above queries, point by point.

Yours with appreciation,

Peter Tatchell

OutRage! – The lesbian and gay human rights campaign
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The OutRage of perverts fails to amuse decent folk. That is why it is heavily marketed by Cultural Marxists.