Via Revolution On February 23, 2012, the Illinois Appellate Court denied the appeal of the unjust conviction and vindictive sentencing of Gregory Koger for videotaping with an iPhone a public event at…
Category: Police State Repression
Know Your Rights!
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Booklet from the Center for Constitutional Rights |
Also see:
Ten Years Later: Surveillance in the Homeland (a joint project of the ACLU of Massachusetts and Truthout)
NYPD Looks for Terrorists at Black Girls’ School in Newark
by Glen Ford African Americans have always been systematically associated with crime in America, as a means of making them outlaws in their own land. Since 9/11, Muslims have been systematically linked…
Bradley Manning, Solitary Confinement, and Occupy 4 Prisoners
“Human rights’ advocates rightly point out that solitary confinement is designed to break down people mentally. Because of that, prolonged solitary confinement is internationally recognized as a form of torture.” By Bill…
NYPD Spied on NJ, Long Island Mosques & Area Businesses
One of the many businesses in Newark spied on by NYPD (photo from report released by AP) By Kevin Gosztola The New York Police Department (NYPD) built databases on Muslim-owned businesses and…
Mass Black Incarceration: Damn Right, We Charge Genocide
by Glen Ford It is well known that the United States is the unchallenged leader in mass incarceration, and that nearly half of the 2.4 million inmates of the American Gulag are…
Leon Panetta: It’s Legal to Assassinate US Citizens
By Glenn Greenwald CBS News‘ Scott Pelley appears to be one of the very few American journalists bothered by, or even interested in, the fact that President Obama has asserted and exercised…
Military “Training Exercises” in Downtown Los Angeles
via KFI AM, Los Angeles Joint military training exercises will be held evenings in downtown Los Angeles through Thursday, according to the Los Angeles Police Department. The LAPD will be providing support for…
“America’s Finest News Source” Nails It
From The Onion:
Three Myths about Obama’s Detention Bill
by Glenn Greenwald Condemnation of President Obama is intense, and growing, as a result of his announced intent to sign into law the indefinite detention bill embedded in the 2012 National Defense Authorization…
National Defense Authorization Act: Annihilating Freedom to “Save Freedom”
By Dennis Loo The White House announced on December 15, 2011 that Obama would not veto the National Defense Authorization Act of 2012. The NDAA mandates the military to arrest and…



