Great Knowledge - My Favorite "Lecturer" at Hyde Park Speakers Corner

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Ishmahil Blagrove, when I came thru his video's few years back in youtube, I never fail to listen to him whenever I can.

Ishmahil Blagrove





Besides his unique style of driving tons of valid points at Hyde Park, I am impressed by Blagrove's other works of humanitarian nature.

Here is how he is described:

Ishmahil Blagrove, writer and film-maker, has been speaking in Hyde Park since he was "a bone fide hood rat," menaced by police brutality and skinheads in the 1980s. He was bright at school and gifted at poetry, but was not pushed academically. Still, he did "several PHDs" at Speakers' Corner. Roy Sawh's "forensic knowledge of history and politics" coupled with fierce wit, inspired Ishmahil to learn more. He describes Speakers' Corner as "his office," where he made his first publishing contacts and other connections. He describes the shift in his philosophy from "black power" to an internationalist perspective espousing solidarity with diverse groups. He talks about the theatrical element of Speakers' Corner. Ishmahil's Hyde Park alter ego smokes, while Ishmahil does not. Ishmahil earned his "undergrads" by heckling the pinstriped, cane toting newspaper vendor, "Lord Barker." For Ishmahil, the racist Barker was strangely likable, because he too was performing: "his character represented that [racist] element of society." At Speakers' Corner, "the bare knuckle fight of the oratory world," hecklers are "the gatekeepers" who the speaker must master.

Source: Sounds from the Park - Ishmahil Blagrove

Please view his "lectures" and share your comments:

[video]https://youtu.be/wZN2eAe_iuY[/video]

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Ishmahil Blagrove - Speakers' Corner Part 1




Ishmahil Blagrove - Speakers' Corner Part 2


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Now, I know where and why your best gift that God has ever given to human kind (mind), it has been corrupted. You are attained things which you don't need and need things that you have got no clue or value in your life.
 
Now, I know where your best gift that God has ever given to human kind (mind), why it has been corrupted. You are attained things which you don't need and need things that you have got no clue or value in your life.



EWGM's I wish if you had spared few minutes of your time to listen to Blagrove before you comment.
 
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I wish if you had spared few minutes of your time to listen to Blagrove before you comment.

He is a clown, speaks without facts. All his arguments based on myth.
 
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Jamaa opening Remarks zake! ... To West Nations!

... You can't Fuc.k with Chinese!, You can't Fuc.k with Russians ... No! - Cause you are Cowards! ...

Na Putin alishawajibu siku nyingi! ... yeyote who will try to to Fuc.k with them (Russians) ...




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Dotworld and FaizaFoxy, where is Hyde Park?
[h=1]A Brief History of London's Speakers' Corner[/h]



Nearly 3,000 years ago, Homer wrote in The Iliad that "to speak his thoughts is every freeman's right." But it is only in recent times that that right has been articulated in the declarations and conventions of the United Nations and European Union and in the statutes of modern states.


While Britain's constitution remains famously unwritten (and it was only in 1998 that Parliament formally adopted its own Human Rights Act), this country has had a tradition of respect for freedom of speech and the right of assembly which has not only shaped its own democracy but has also inspired and continues to influence the development of others.

One of the most powerful symbols of that tradition is to be found on a parcel of land which lies roughly between the site of the old Tyburn gallows and the Reform Tree in London's Hyde Park.



There for over a century men and women, some famous (including Karl Marx, William Morris, Vladimir Lenin, George Orwell, Marcus Garvey and Lord Soper) but most not, have dissented and denounced, canvassed and converted, preached and proselytised, and in so doing given expression to the fundamental rights of citizens to gather together to hear and be heard.

Speakers' Corner was itself born out the struggle for civil liberties in Victorian Britain and its establishment was a significant milestone in the development of our democratic institutions.

It occupies a part of Hyde Park where, in the mid-nineteenth century, the Chartists held mass protests against the suppression of the rights of working people, including the right of assembly, and the Reform League organised huge rallies to demand the widening of the franchise.

The Times, reflecting the unease of the establishment of the day, declared after one such demonstration that "it is against all reason and all justice that motley crowds from all parts of the metropolis should take possession of Hyde Park, and interfere with the enjoyments of those to whom the Park more particularly belongs".

But, reporting on the same event, the radical Reynolds' Newspaper of 29 July 1866 declared exultantly that despite the attempts of the police and troops to prevent them, "the people have triumphed, in so far as they have vindicated their right to meet, speak, resolve, and exhort in Hyde Park."


In the end the Government had to bow to popular pressure. In the Parks Regulation Act of 1872 Parliament granted the Park Authorities the right to permit public meetings and Speakers' Corner, already heavy with history, was born.

For over a century it has been a focus for protest and debate and the symbol of a free society and a mature democracy.

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Ha ha haa, is that so? I thought it was somewhere in Moscow (or Beijing for that matter!) Just imagine somebody like the said loudmouth stands somewhere in the Red Square and directs his venom at the Русская Земля! A dog bites a man and it is business as usual but when a man bites a dog, I bet you, business comes to stand still!
 
A Brief History of London’s Speakers’ Corner
For over a century it has been a focus for protest and debate and the symbol of a free society and a mature democracy.

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Wow, what a lecture! Keep it up and don't forget to tag those loyal followers...they may be missing something here!
 

Moscow zipo mbili, similar to Hyde park , Gorki Park and Sokolniki Park, Russia ya leo si ile unayoijuwa.

Baijing pia zipo tatu, zilianzishwa wakati wa 2004 Olympics.

Dunia imebadilika.
 
Moscow zipo mbili, similar to Hyde park , Gorki Park and Sokolniki Park, Russia ya leo si ile unayoijuwa.
Baijing pia zipo tatu, zilianzishwa wakati wa 2004 Olympics.
Dunia imebadilika.
Leta basi clip ya huyo jamaa akiwa Gorki Park au Sokolniki Park akiiponda Urusi na viongozi wake? Hivi FaizaFoxy unajua idadi ya Warusi pamoja na Wachina waliolowea nchi za Magharibi? Dotworld kakuambia huyo kichaa anaweza kuropoka tu kuliko na free society and mature democracy! Hapa kwetu ndiyo balaa kabisaa...angeng'olewa meno na kucha bila sindano ya ganzi!
 

Aende huko akafate nini> audience yake iko hapo.

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Huyo ni msema kweli, ukimsikiliza utafaidika tu.
 
Ishmahil Blagrove, when I came thru his video's few years back in youtube, I never fail to listen to him whenever I can.

are you fine with his words of choice?I mean very derogatory,expletive and untasty to a person of your ''calibre'' so to speak...
 
are you fine with his words of choice?I mean very derogatory,expletive and untasty to a person of your ''calibre'' so to speak...

"the bare knuckle fight of the oratory world,"
 
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