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they do it every single time whether it's michael brown, jacob blake or kyle rittenhouse. even when the facts are the other way, they are liars and we should hold them accountable for it. jesse: to ben's point, it's heads i win, tails you lose. it's white supremacy when a jury of his peers finds him not guilty. it's always white supremacy. i think folks are starting to realize that is the name of the game, racial division, no matter what happens. >> the marxist mob wanted to ignore facts here. they are just mad because they couldn't put kyle rittenhouse in jail. kyle rittenhouse did not take a gun across state lines. all these people who couldn't care less about the border are substitute lynn -- are suddenly concerned about state lines. his firearm was already over the border in kenosha. and unlike rittenhouse. he was legally carrying. this is the racialization of justice. hit had nothing to do with racial politics. even in jacob blake's case. where is the concern for jacob blake's victim. this is a woman who was sexually assaulted. jacob blake got himself in that position

jacob sadly never came home, while his friend, michael, sustains life changing injuries. misfortune to encounter a man who attacked them while they were enjoying themselves. this man, zephaniah mcleod, brought terror to the streets of birmingham on the night of the 6th of september in a to our orchestrated attack on eight people. finally, we now know after delay upon delay in getting to court that zephaniah mcleod will serve a life sentence with a minimum of 21 years. we have been reassured afterwards that it is highly unlikely that zephaniah mcleod will ever see the light of day again and that gives us a lot of reassurances. we are happy that this dangerous and evil man has been removed from society, and while we continue to grieve forjacob, we must ask the obvious question — why was zephaniah mcleod, known to so many agencies, allowed to be out and about on the 6th of september and supervised, and medicated and not under licence? these are the questions that the mental health services, prison services and probation services must answer. we miss jacob every single day bu

jacob billington, dead. phil mackie bbc news, birmingham. a few moments ago michaeland we also heard from keith billington, jacob's father, who said they had been assured that zephaniah mcleod would never see the light of day again. and reflecting onjacob leach —— jo blinken saying she wanted answers, in sentencing, the judge said, "given your medical history it's a matter of considerable concern you were simply lost in the system." referring to the period when he was released from prison after the first lockdown last year. thank you very much. it is a 17 minutes past one. our top story this lunchtime... the government confirms it's scrapping a key part of the high speed hs2 rail link — the leg running between the east midlands and leeds will not now be built. also on the programme — 30 years on from his release, terry waite recalls his years as a hostage in beirut. coming up on the bbc news channel... england's ashes test against australia in melbourne and next year's australian tennis open will be played in front of full crowds after covid—i9 restrictions were ease

robert e lee in the oval office and why, in human biology, either only two sexes, what of jacob blake, michael brown, and george ford hadn't resisted their arrest and if rittenhouse didn't deserve the right to self defense, who does but they instead stay inside their own cocoon. notes of questions, no hypotheticals, no independent thought, no critical thinking, just ranting. >> to make a hero of rittenhouse is appalling and disgraceful. >> you will not be spared because the victims of kyle written notes were white. >> the kyle nelson verdict, acquittal shared by the far right even as it strikes fear in the hearts of communities of color. >> all of this was unfair and untrue. he's not only not a racist, the only thing kyle written now seems biased against our riots. >> i'm not a racist person. i support the blm movement, i support peacefully demonstrating, i believe there needs to be change. there is a lot of prosecutorial misconduct not just in my case that other cases and it is amazing to see how much a prosecutor can take advantage of somebody. of this happened to me imagine what happened to

this included my lovely son jacob and his friend, michael.stions to answer. the impact of what happened is still— questions to answer. the impact of what happened is still being - questions to answer. the impact of what happened is still being felt, i what happened is still being felt, not least by the family and friends of jacob illingworth, not least by the family and friends ofjacob illingworth, who not least by the family and friends of jacob illingworth, who was ofjacob illingworth, who was described as a talented young man with a bright future ahead of him. more than 400 iraqi migrants have arrived back in their country after being repatriated on a flight from belarus. they ve been among thousands of migrants camped in near freezing temperatures on the polish border, all hoping to enter the european union. meanwhile, the polish authorities say hundreds of migrants camped out on the belarusian side of the border have been moved into a nearby warehouse. let's talk to hanna liubakova, a belarusian journalist and non—resident fellow at the

the lead singer is michael callaghan, the drummer, his best friend jacob billington. know why mcleod wasn't under closer observation. he didn't appear to have been monitored in the way you would imagine he would, as somebody who was known to be dangerous and had a long previous history of being dangerous, had a known mental health condition. he is kind of a personification of the problems of the legal system and the mental health team in this country. michael callaghan survived but, like some of the other victims, he suffered life—changing injuries. the knife completely severed his ijugular vein and carotid artery. i he lost a huge amount of blood, and we don't really understand l how he even survived. michael's progress has been astonishing, but in his statement, which was read in court, he said he sometimes wishes he hadn't made it. there are still many unanswered questions about what happened last september, and whether more could have been done to stop zephaniah mcleod and prevent the attacks which left a seven people wounded and one, jacob billington, dead. phil

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the lead singer is michael callahan and the drummer is his best friend jacob billington.s. and i've severed his carotid artery. he lost a huge amount of blood and we don't understand how even survived. . we don't understand how even survived. , , :, ,, , survived. his progress has been astonishing _ survived. his progress has been astonishing but _ survived. his progress has been astonishing but in _ survived. his progress has been astonishing but in his _ survived. his progress has been | astonishing but in his statement read in court, he said he sometimes wishes he hadn't made it. there are still many unanswered questions about what happened last september and whether more could have been done to prevent the attacks that left seven people wounded and one dead. there is going to be a multi—agency review into what happened in this case. clearly he should have been supervised when he was released from prison last year. he basically went to live on his own and was basically unsupervised and they were clearly lessons that need to be learned from that. in sentencing him, this