Ross Kemp - Teenage Gangs of South London

Prince Hakeem · (#1 (**permalink**))

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vc6jVIaIIFY

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blessingfromgod · (#2 (**permalink**))

Thanks for the links. Heard about this particularone based in South London. First thing that is needed -knock down those delapidated ghetto riddenestates and house people as though they are worthy to be housed

blktypeI'll be back.

EDDIE_ · (#3 (**permalink**))

These young blackmales don't have no respect for life

They have no remorse no heart they f......ckin devils

The Uk is too soft yall should have these young murderers on death row thats all they are good for the world would be a better place without them.

You cannot help them when they get to that stage

MarcusGarveyLives · (#4 (**permalink**))

Thank you for this spam.

When the stunt was televised in April 2007, it was pointed out in at least one national newspaper and possibly also in the local press that the production team paid gullible African youths £200 each to dress up in balaclavas and adopt stereotypical poses in front of the TV cameras.

Is this mentioned anywhere?

blessingfromgod · (#5 (**permalink**))

MarcusGarveyLives wrote:

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Thank you for this spam.

When the stunt was televised in April 2007, it was pointed out in at least one national newspaper and possibly also in the local press that the production team paid gullible African youths £200 each to dress up in balaclavas and adopt stereotypical poses in front of the TV cameras. YOU LIE

Is this mentioned anywhere?

Prince Hakeem · (#6 (**permalink**))

MarcusGarveyLives wrote:

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Thank you for this spam.

When the stunt was televised in April 2007, it was pointed out in at least one national newspaper and possibly also in the local press that the production team paid gullible African youths £200 each to dress up in balaclavas and adopt stereotypical poses in front of the TV cameras.

Is this mentioned anywhere?

Everything to you is "spam". This coming from a person who posts like a robot and bumps threads going back yearsjust to saythe same old thing.

This is a discussion board, hence people will post things (negative or positive)that affect the African community. I had no idea about what you just mentioned, so don't patronise me like you do other people cos I'm not in the mood today.

Lady Stirrer · (#7 (**permalink**))

That fool is lying!! He's never seen 10 yr olds running wiv mac 10's what a prick!! and these guys must've have been paid coz no one knows these fools in peckham.....

blessingfromgod · (#8 (**permalink**))

Lady Stirrer wrote:

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That fool is lying!! He's never seen 10 yr olds running wiv mac 10's what a prick!! and these guys must've have been paid coz no one knows these fools in peckham.....

Mighty strong statement to make... do you know him? confused3

comfortandjoy · (#9 (**permalink**))

blessingfromgod wrote:

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MarcusGarveyLives wrote:

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Thank you for this spam.

When the stunt was televised in April 2007, it was pointed out in at least one national newspaper and possibly also in the local press that the production team paid gullible African youths £200 each to dress up in balaclavas and adopt stereotypical poses in front of the TV cameras. YOU LIE

Is this mentioned anywhere?

I too saw the article in the newspaper. These kids wereinnocent kids at a youth club and were duped into posing as gang members for this tv programme.

blessingfromgod · (#10 (**permalink**))

comfortandjoy wrote:

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blessingfromgod wrote:

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MarcusGarveyLives wrote:

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Thank you for this spam.

When the stunt was televised in April 2007, it was pointed out in at least one national newspaper and possibly also in the local press that the production team paid gullible African youths £200 each to dress up in balaclavas and adopt stereotypical poses in front of the TV cameras. YOU LIE

Is this mentioned anywhere?

I too saw the article in the newspaper. These kids wereinnocent kids at a youth club and were duped into posing as gang members for this tv programme.

Truly disgraceful too mock and abuse the needy and gulllible...Disgusting.

comfortandjoy · (#11 (**permalink**))

blessingfromgod wrote:

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comfortandjoy wrote:

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blessingfromgod wrote:

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MarcusGarveyLives wrote:

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Thank you for this spam.

When the stunt was televised in April 2007, it was pointed out in at least one national newspaper and possibly also in the local press that the production team paid gullible African youths £200 each to dress up in balaclavas and adopt stereotypical poses in front of the TV cameras. YOU LIE

Is this mentioned anywhere?

I too saw the article in the newspaper. These kids wereinnocent kids at a youth club and were duped into posing as gang members for this tv programme.

Truly disgraceful too mock and abuse the needy and gulllible...Disgusting.

I thought the same, that's why you can't believe everything you see/hear/read in the media. Those people have no morals, no conscience whatsoever - they'll do anything for ratings/money.

Blaque2Blaque · (#12 (**permalink**))

regardless of whether this documentary was true or not the fact of the matter is that gun and knife culture is stll prevalent amongst the youth of today.

I have lived in peckham all my life and know alot of people from peckham and ALOT of the young boys DO believe that it is the government who puts the drugs, guns and knives into the community. But my argument is that, only you is responsible for you. Even if the government did put all these things into the community (which i seriously doubt) does that mean you have to pick these entrapments up and use them against each other. If that be the case that makes you more of a fool because you know its a setup yet you continue to do as expected.confused3

PEOPLE always like to believe the sensationalist story or the conspiracy theory, because it relinquishes them of responsibility.

I watched this programme with sheer and utter disgust. These boys had the guts to stand proud on tv talkin about all kinds of nastyness. I felt so ashamed for them.

In a way I didnt see what was the point of this show. What did it solve? What was its aim? It provided no solutions and no way forward. All it did was glamourise the idea of gangs and give them a stage on which to parade on.