Ethnic Cleansing In America?

Nov. 11, 2010 - PRLog -- It is the year 2010 and like some B movie plot from the 80’s American Prisons are now becoming privately owned businesses engaged enthusiastically in moneymaking and profiteering from the misery of America's prisons as well as the punitive nature of American Justice which falls mainly to minorities.  In Kentucky, alone 30%  of the prison population is black with only 9% of the population as a whole being black. There is widespread discrimination throughout the courts and jails yet no political voice highlight this and it is doubtful that a change will come. There is no one willing to challenge the system. Minorities are more likely to be stopped, more likely to be charged and given  higher charges than whites in the same set of circumstances, more likely to be convicted, more likely to receive harsh sentences, and less likely to be paroled. The statistics prove it.
There is no real oversight should be done a Commission of private citizens with no ties to an industry that is making hundreds of millions of dollars a year.

Many think of "prison" and only consider the state and federal facilities. But the modern prison industry is focused on the millions of dollars from incarcerating illegal aliens most specifically those from south America the Caribbean and Mexico. European illegals are almost never prosecuted and at times offered citizenship on a silver platter being brought in by companies like Justice Resource Institute a Canadian firm that deals with at risk teens offers air fare, low wages and housing to their immigrant workforce from the UK and Northern Africa profiteering by buying out American companies and replacing the workforce with low wage immigrant workers while simultaneously condemning another immigrant populations.
So, like Chrysler and some others, the private prison companies are now on welfare. We are not safer and crime is not reduced, but millions are being made from the suffering of minority populations with no one to advocate or assist their pathology. For many in the inner city minority communities it sounds like slavery again especially for African-American males, it takes many back to forced farm work for Latino-Hispanic populations that have grown by 110 percent since 1990, and forced railroad building for the Asians who have tight knit communities growing in every major metropolis and still some say that discrimination is as American as Apple pie. The police and courts help feed the beast so it also smacks of ethnic cleansing. What is sad is that culturally, as during slavery, many communities cooperate with their own destruction by building cultural support around the activities that feed it, i.e. gang culture (complacency low voter turnout) and gang warfare which crosses cultural boundaries and affects all races. However, until those same communities stand up and protest and fight against the system of it, and, until the people that work in the system, many of whom are people of color themselves, stand up and demand their rights - it will continue. Obama can’t do it alone! "Evil triumphs when good men do nothing."  This started decades ago with the CIA admittedly importing drugs into the black communities utilizing the money to fund illegal wars in south America making possession of crack a derivative of cocaine carry a sentence ten times longer than a cocaine sentence! Disparate sentencing for "urban" type crimes to make sure Black males would not rebel again and form groups like the Panthers who fought the drug dealers and provided school lunches and breakfasts for the poor. Now in true capitalist fashion, someone has discovered a way to profit legally from criminality. Is this the American way. Who are the real terrorists anyway?
The immigrant detention schemes are geared to profit share and gain momentum for the stock holders at the helm. Most of the minorities that are detained are in the small percentage of people that have no one to stand up for them and their rights have already been is America’s new motto make money and emasculate as many males as possible?
Is the US incarceration industry is deliberately maintained in violation of the Human Rights, to perpetuate injustice, inequality, slavery and genocide?
Perhaps this is the beginning of what Douglas A. Blackmon explored in his book _Slavery by Another Name: The Re-Enslavement of Black Americans from the Civil War to World War II. For the Latino and Hispanics who have risen to such large numbers in the past few years, regardless of your complexion, look out! You won’t believe what America is willing to do to keep the playing field white!

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