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BY THE WAY, "Little brother" by Cory Doctorow is one of my fave books. 8D Here's a quote from it:
“I'm 17 years old. I'm not a straight-A student or anything. Even so, I figured out how to make an Internet that they can't wiretap. I figured out how to jam their person-tracking technology. I can turn innocent people into suspects and turn guilty people into innocents in their eyes. I could get metal onto an airplane or beat a no-fly list. I figured this stuff out by looking at the web and by thinking about it. If I can do it, terrorists can do it. They told us they took away our freedom to make us safe. Do you feel safe?”
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Vegan FAQ! :)
The Web Site the Meat Industry Doesn't Want You to See.
Please watch Earthlings.
Macedonians protest against police brutality and government murder cover-up of a young boy in 2011 after Zoran Zaev, leader of opposition, released the phone calls between government officials that are part of the huge wiretapping scandal.
Macedonians protest against police brutality and government murder cover-up of a young boy in 2011 after Zoran Zaev, leader of opposition, released the phone calls between government officials that are part of the huge wiretapping scandal.
April 19, 2008 - 110/366
Ultimate tournament with Medicine Men in Cape Henlopen State Park, DE this weekend. Our defense was off the chain all tournament - it took the offense a day or so to catch up. This is Nate barely missing a D against Philly Love (I think). Uncropped photo.
We went 3-1 on Saturday, beating Philly Love, Goodfellas and Wiretap (13-12 on double game point) and losing badly to one of the Pike split squads. We’d get another chance against them on Sunday, beating them in finals 15-12 or so after beating the other Pike split squad 15-13 in semis.
This was my first tournament win since sectionals in 2006 (after winning more tournaments than I can remember in 2003-2005). Felt good.
Macedonians protest against police brutality and government murder cover-up of a young boy in 2011 after Zoran Zaev, leader of opposition, released the phone calls between government officials that are part of the huge wiretapping scandal.
Victory for Justice for Colombia!
GEORGETOWN STUDENTS SERVE URIBE SUBPOENA TO SPEAK UNDER OATH ABOUT PARAMILITARY TIES
Last week, students at Georgetown University in Washington, DC succeeded in serving Colombia's ex-president Álvaro Uribe with a subpoena to testify about paramilitary ties in Colombia. The Adios Uribe Coalition has campaigned since September to get Georgetown to drop Uribe as a 'Distinguished Scholar'. Following a rally at Georgetown's Red Square of over 100 students, teacher and activists, former SOA Watch Prisoner of Conscience (serving 6 months in a federal prison in 2003) and current Georgetown law student Charity Ryerson served Álvaro Uribe with a subpoena, directing him to testify under oath in a case against Drummond Mining Company.
The importance of this action cannot be overstated. Uribe will have to talk about his knowledge of paramilitary collusion with the transnational Drummond and with the Colombian Armed Forces. Drummond is being sued by close to 500 families of victims of paramilitary terror, who claim that the coal company worked with the Colombian paramilitaries to murder, torture and disappear their loved ones. Augusto Jiménez, the president of Drummond in Colombia, is a distant relative of Álvaro Uribe.
Under the regime of Álvaro Uribe, close to 35,000 Colombians were killed, with thousands being presented as guerrilla fighters killed in combat. He has been accused of wiretapping his political opponents, attacking social movements and many in his party have been tied to the paramilitary infrastructure. While the Jesuits have been outspoken defenders of the poor and the marginalized in Latin America, Georgetown University continues to try to clean the image of Uribe by employing him as an academic. SOA Watch remembers the thousands of disappeared, displaced and massacred in Colombia and across the Américas, and calls on Georgetown to drop Uribe.
Colombia, ¡PRESENTE!
Adios Uribe Coalition webpage: uribe-georgetown.org
Drummonds Dark Ties to Uribe:
www.soaw.org/category-table/3549-drummonds-dark-ties-to-u...
Stand up for justice: SOAW.org/take-action/november-vigil
Macedonians protest against police brutality and government murder cover-up of a young boy in 2011 after Zoran Zaev, leader of opposition, released the phone calls between government officials that are part of the huge wiretapping scandal.
Did you know that the NSA has technology that can listen to your conversation through your cell phone even when the phone is turned off? This was a very good first film and I recommend that you try and get to the Italian Film Festival this week at the Lincoln Center. "The Listening" is showing again this Tuesday June 6th
"Did you know that the police and the government are spying on us? Stop them! Go to www.eff.org"
After months of longing after it at Santoro's, our great neighborhood bookstore, Zeb finally got to his own copy of Do Not Open for his winter break reading treat, and was inspired to create this poster.
painstakingly created by WIRETAP STUDIOS: www.flickr.com/photos/wiretapstudios/
FULL PAGE COLOR AD APPEARING IN THE SPRING 2007 ISSUE OF VERBICIDE MAGAZINE WHICH WILL ALSO FEATURE INTERVIEWS BY AGAINST ME! AND THE RZA
Macedonians protest against police brutality and government murder cover-up of a young boy in 2011 after Zoran Zaev, leader of opposition, released the phone calls between government officials that are part of the huge wiretapping scandal.
By Ketty W. Chen
A visiting professor and scholar at the National Taiwan University in Taipei, Taiwan.
The photograph showed a female student from the National Taiwan University tearing a book titled "The Journey to Liberal Democracy", authored by her former professor and current premier of Taiwan, Jiang Yi-huah, at a protest on campus. The NTU students are accusing their former professor of selling out and going against everything he has been teaching in the classrooms on democracy and for condoning and supporting the forced eviction and demolition of citizens' homes, for wiretapping politicians, including Legislative members, and for labeling peaceful demonstrators at recent protests as "uncivilized". The students tore up Premier Jiang's book to demonstrate their disappointment to him and demanded him to step down.
Macedonians protest against police brutality and government murder cover-up of a young boy in 2011 after Zoran Zaev, leader of opposition, released the phone calls between government officials that are part of the huge wiretapping scandal.
Macedonians protest against police brutality and government murder cover-up of a young boy in 2011 after Zoran Zaev, leader of opposition, released the phone calls between government officials that are part of the huge wiretapping scandal.
Left, Indonesia's Director of the Badan Narkotika Nasional, Police General Gories Mere and Director of JIATF West, RDML James Rendon, USCG tour the grounds of the
Badan Narkotika Nasional Training Academy in Lido. Behind them, a new barracks building under construction sponsored by JIATF West to expand the BNN's counternarcotics training capabilities.
19 June 2012, Jakarta - Police General, Gores Mere of Indonesia’s Badan Narkotika Nasional (BNN) Indonesia’s equivalent of the U.S. DEA, held meetings with JIATF West Director, RDML James Rendon, USCG at the Joint Interagency Counter Drug Operations Center (JIACDOC) located at BNN Headquarters in the city of Jakarta.
The construction of the JIACDOC was funded by JIATF West in 2007 and construction completed in 2008. The JIACDOC is an Interagency Fusion Center complete with wiretapping and Intel analysis facilities used to combat the narcotics trade.
In addition to the construction of the JIACDOC, JIATF West also sponsored construction to expand a counternarcotics training academy located in the town of Lido. The construction project included barracks, computer enhanced classrooms, latrines and roadwork.
JIATF West has a long standing positive relationship with Indonesia in support law enforcement efforts to combat narcotic related criminal activity.
Macedonians protest against police brutality and government murder cover-up of a young boy in 2011 after Zoran Zaev, leader of opposition, released the phone calls between government officials that are part of the huge wiretapping scandal.
Macedonians protest against police brutality and government murder cover-up of a young boy in 2011 after Zoran Zaev, leader of opposition, released the phone calls between government officials that are part of the huge wiretapping scandal.
Macedonians protest against police brutality and government murder cover-up of a young boy in 2011 after Zoran Zaev, leader of opposition, released the phone calls between government officials that are part of the huge wiretapping scandal.
Macedonians protest against police brutality and government murder cover-up of a young boy in 2011 after Zoran Zaev, leader of opposition, released the phone calls between government officials that are part of the huge wiretapping scandal.
Macedonians protest against police brutality and government murder cover-up of a young boy in 2011 after Zoran Zaev, leader of opposition, released the phone calls between government officials that are part of the huge wiretapping scandal.
Victory for Justice for Colombia!
GEORGETOWN STUDENTS SERVE URIBE SUBPOENA TO SPEAK UNDER OATH ABOUT PARAMILITARY TIES
Last week, students at Georgetown University in Washington, DC succeeded in serving Colombia's ex-president Álvaro Uribe with a subpoena to testify about paramilitary ties in Colombia. The Adios Uribe Coalition has campaigned since September to get Georgetown to drop Uribe as a 'Distinguished Scholar'. Following a rally at Georgetown's Red Square of over 100 students, teacher and activists, former SOA Watch Prisoner of Conscience (serving 6 months in a federal prison in 2003) and current Georgetown law student Charity Ryerson served Álvaro Uribe with a subpoena, directing him to testify under oath in a case against Drummond Mining Company.
The importance of this action cannot be overstated. Uribe will have to talk about his knowledge of paramilitary collusion with the transnational Drummond and with the Colombian Armed Forces. Drummond is being sued by close to 500 families of victims of paramilitary terror, who claim that the coal company worked with the Colombian paramilitaries to murder, torture and disappear their loved ones. Augusto Jiménez, the president of Drummond in Colombia, is a distant relative of Álvaro Uribe.
Under the regime of Álvaro Uribe, close to 35,000 Colombians were killed, with thousands being presented as guerrilla fighters killed in combat. He has been accused of wiretapping his political opponents, attacking social movements and many in his party have been tied to the paramilitary infrastructure. While the Jesuits have been outspoken defenders of the poor and the marginalized in Latin America, Georgetown University continues to try to clean the image of Uribe by employing him as an academic. SOA Watch remembers the thousands of disappeared, displaced and massacred in Colombia and across the Américas, and calls on Georgetown to drop Uribe.
Colombia, ¡PRESENTE!
Adios Uribe Coalition webpage: uribe-georgetown.org
Drummonds Dark Ties to Uribe:
www.soaw.org/category-table/3549-drummonds-dark-ties-to-u...
Stand up for justice: SOAW.org/take-action/november-vigil
COLOMBIA: Risky Games Against National Peace Meeting.
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BARRANCABERMEJA, Colombia, Aug 31, 2011 (IPS) - One of Colombia's most popular national radio stations broadcast the wiretapped telephone conversations of a leader of a regional movement of displaced persons, David MartÃnez, misreporting that the voices heard were those of "guerrilla ringleaders"..
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Macedonians protest against police brutality and government murder cover-up of a young boy in 2011 after Zoran Zaev, leader of opposition, released the phone calls between government officials that are part of the huge wiretapping scandal.
Macedonians protest against police brutality and government murder cover-up of a young boy in 2011 after Zoran Zaev, leader of opposition, released the phone calls between government officials that are part of the huge wiretapping scandal.
Macedonians protest against police brutality and government murder cover-up of a young boy in 2011 after Zoran Zaev, leader of opposition, released the phone calls between government officials that are part of the huge wiretapping scandal.
Macedonians protest against police brutality and government murder cover-up of a young boy in 2011 after Zoran Zaev, leader of opposition, released the phone calls between government officials that are part of the huge wiretapping scandal.
Macedonians protest against police brutality and government murder cover-up of a young boy in 2011 after Zoran Zaev, leader of opposition, released the phone calls between government officials that are part of the huge wiretapping scandal.
Macedonians protest against police brutality and government murder cover-up of a young boy in 2011 after Zoran Zaev, leader of opposition, released the phone calls between government officials that are part of the huge wiretapping scandal.
Defunct horse stables attached to a defunct scrapyard. Mill Mountain is in the background, with the neon star on top.
Roanoke, Virginia
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2008
Macedonians protest against police brutality and government murder cover-up of a young boy in 2011 after Zoran Zaev, leader of opposition, released the phone calls between government officials that are part of the huge wiretapping scandal.
Macedonians protest against police brutality and government murder cover-up of a young boy in 2011 after Zoran Zaev, leader of opposition, released the phone calls between government officials that are part of the huge wiretapping scandal.
19 June 2012, Jakarta - Police General, Gores Mere of Indonesia’s Badan Narkotika Nasional (BNN) Indonesia’s equivalent of the U.S. DEA, held meetings with JIATF West Director, RDML James Rendon, USCG at the Joint Interagency Counter Drug Operations Center (JIACDOC) located at BNN Headquarters in the city of Jakarta.
The construction of the JIACDOC was funded by JIATF West in 2007 and construction completed in 2008. The JIACDOC is an Interagency Fusion Center complete with wiretapping and Intel analysis facilities used to combat the narcotics trade.
In addition to the construction of the JIACDOC, JIATF West also sponsored construction to expand a counternarcotics training academy located in the town of Lido. The construction project included barracks, computer enhanced classrooms, latrines and roadwork.
JIATF West has a long standing positive relationship with Indonesia in support law enforcement efforts to combat narcotic related criminal activity.
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