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Rohit Uniyal has been remanded in custody after being charged in connection with the vandalism of a parked vehicle in Swieqi.
I have always stood by the same principle: whoever is charged before the courts for wrongdoing should be named and shamed, regardless of their nationality, background or status.
I’ve been told by some that he is a different person when not under the influence of alcohol. Whether that is true or not, alcohol is never an excuse for damaging someone else’…
A wrongful arrest and false imprisonment charge must be pursued through the courts (after the arrest has been duly processed without resisting) – that is how the law in a bourgeois society operates – and there is nothing you can do about it until society changes. Changing society cannot happen whilst you are being arrested – as it is not the time or the place. This requires a mature mentality and an educated perspective. Read, learn, contemplate, and discuss. Work-out how life operates and what are your best options within it. Do not allow yourself to be goaded by sexism, racism, or any comments uttered by arresting Officers. Ignore them all and behave yourself. Try not to hurt an Officer – even if they are hurting you. You may not like this – but you must learn to be indifferent to this type of abuse (learn to like it) – as the System will punish YOU and not the Officers concerned. The Police are usually workers who are privileged to support and defend their bourgeois employers – they will not jeopardise the perks they earn by betraying their own working-class. Again, such is life – deal with it. Some Police do good work, risk their lives, and protect the vulnerable – this is a fact and it would be wrong of me to deny this. The agency of the Police is non-democratic, and a top-down totalitarian system that reminds those living in a bourgeois society just how fragile their freedoms really are.
There is a US-financed (it is all about money – and has always been about money for the Yankee Imperialists) Fifth Column operating within the Cuban Mainland. These individual men and women have secret ties to the US government which rewards their families living in the US and guarantees an affluent retirement when their destructive work is over. The propaganda against Socialist Cuba is seen everywhere in the West – even fictitious crime-dramas like “Dexter” – which whilst conveying the psychopathic tendencies of a forensic expert working for the police, still manages to present “Cuba” (and “Cubans”) as being hopelessly impoverished and just waiting for an opportunity of literally “throwing” their immaciated bodies into the sea and somehow “floating” to US shores (where Dexter is waiting to kill the survivors and stockpile their remains in a convenient warehouse). This is not an exaggerated racist trope – and we had to stop watching (consuming) this show as a protest. Cuban sportspeople – often dominant Boxers – are portrayed as drug-riddled lunatics who win not because Socialism generates a superior person – but because their system is deficient and insane. Alice is definitely “Through tthe Looking Glass”.
Executive Vice President of the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela, Delcy Rodríguez: We announce the Decree of External Alarm signed by President Nicolás Maduro. It is being submitted to the Judicial Power, to the Constitutional Chamber for the respective procedure. We proceed under constitutionality.
In the old days, the local Courts would often sentence local people to a set-time in the Stocks. With their hands and feet firmly manacled into the device – the interested village population could take it in-turns to throw rotten fruit and vegetables – together with animal waste and other such horrible substances, at the condemned. This was at a time when long sentences of imprisonment were not yet used as a punishment. This treatment was designed to be so humiliating that a villager would not dare commit a similar crimnal act in the future – or at least that was the intention.
The Liberator, with his clear wisdom, also revealed to us the formula for victory by assuring that moral virtue and courage outweigh numbers. Furthermore, he left us a powerful statement that we now raise as a banner: “Fortunately, it has often been seen that a handful of free men defeat powerful empires.” In every historical juncture, Venezuela has proven to be the living proof of this principle: the brave handful of free men and women who have defeated the most powerful powers in the world.
SANGHA KOMMUNE (SSR) 