A Monstrous Injustice For John Clarkson And For Civilised Society!

As predicted, the murderer of John Clarkson has received a sentence that in no way reflects the crime he committed. Ashley Brayford (pictured left) has been sentenced to two years in a young offenders institute for the 'manslaughter' of John Clarkson on the 3rd March. It is most likely that the perpetrator of this vicious murder will spend a year in prison.
John Clarkson was set upon by a gang (he had no chance) of youths in the Shelton area of Stoke on Trent who kicked him to the ground and delivered several heavy blows to his head, so severe was this beating that John Clarkson died in hospital a week later.
Reports from the court suggest that 'words' were exchanged between the gang and John Clarkson minutes before the attack, some of the language used has been described as 'racist'!
The fact that the judge (and jury?) has accepted a 'manslaughter' plea from the murderer seems to me to be linked with this 'racist' verbal confrontation. The impression I get from this court is that if racist language is used by the murder victim (black on white) then the judge will guide the jury into accepting a much reduced charge, in this case manslaughter (even when it is clearly a murder).
And so we can only conclude that because John Clarkson must have muttered a few racial expletives to this ethnic gang that he has no chance of receiving any justice from our 'New Model Judicial System'!
One has to wonder what the outcome of the matter would have been if the victim had been a black man and the perpetrators had been a white gang. I could give you several examples of virtually identical circumstances to the above, except that the victim was black and the perpetrators white, where the sentences handed down to white culprits were five times greater.
And so a clear picture is beginning to emerge of the true face of British justice that is governed by our cruel new masters down there in London. The picture is ugly, it is full of injustice, of partisanship, of political agenda. British justice was once the finest in the world, based as it was upon a number of key pillars, most important of which was that all were equal before the law! As is becoming painfully clear to the more astute observers with our community - some are more equal under the law than others!

Rest In Peace John Clarkson.