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From: Risto Lankinen on 18 Apr 2008 22:51 that he had been pulled over at least 20 * times in the last 18 months. * * The Mayor and Police Chief were named in the suit because they had * ignored numerous written and oral complaints of mistreatment. ---- Think Rodney King was an isolated event? * The New York Times, May 13, 1997, snipped * "Police Chief Says Officers Violated Policy in Beating", by Kevin Sack * * Atlanta's police chief concedes the videotaped beating of an African- * American shows it violated departmental rules. * * Timmie Sinclair, 27, is a black Atlantan. Five officers surrounded him * and one Sergeant "repeatedly bludgeoned with a baton" Mr. Sinclair while * he was being handcuffed, and at least once while the other officers held * him down on the ground. * * Mr. Sinclair was trying to fill a prescription for his sick child, * became confused by all the roadblocks the Atlanta police setup for * the annual "Black College Spring Break" weekend, and was attacked * by the police for trying to get back on the Interstate highway. * * Mr Sinclair's wife and two children were in his car with him. Think that would have happened to a white family during this annual Black College Spring Break 'Fre
From: fortune.bruce on 18 Apr 2008 22:19 they simply *purposely* set the house on fire. Burned him to death. o Philadelphia police purposely drop an incindiary device on the top of a building housing an armed and holed-up African-American group (men, woman & children) called 'Move'. They burned down the entire neighborhood of 62 homes. 9/28/96 NYT: 1.5 million dollars was awarded to survivors. Eleven men, women and children died in the fire purposely set ("a satchel of explosives") by Police Commissioner Gregore Sambor and Fire Chief William Richmond to open a hole in the building for tear gas delivery. But Pennsylvania state law was ruled to grant them personal immunity from Federal civil rights charges because they were state employees [what???]. The incident occurred in May 1985. o Waco. CS tear gas attack by the FBI using Army tanks. The government, across the decades, keeps managing to burn people to death, rather than bringing them to trial. Often, tear gas is involved. ---- Randy Weaver at Ruby Ridge. Persisting, a BATF informant persuaded Weaver, a DECORATED GREEN BERET VETERAN of Vietnam with NO CRIMINAL RECORD, to sell him two shotguns, but insisted that Weaver saw the barrels off one-quarter inch short of the legal limit. Monitoring him, they knew Mr. Weaver needed money for his family. Why did the government target Mr. Weaver? Blackmail. One of the FBI's favorite activities is spying on polit
From: Matthew T. Russotto on 18 Apr 2008 21:55 terror to control targeted individuals and groups The constant state of War is used by politicians to control us little people. As it was in the book 1984. Did you know the U.S. has been in a state of Drug War since the 1960s? This section of the manifesto is about constantly beating the Drum of War... * "1984", author George Orwell, 1949, ISBN 0-679-41739-7 * * Winston could not definitely remember a time when his country had not * been at war...war had literally been continuous, though strictly speaking * it had not always been the same war. * * The enemy of the moment always represented absolute evil. * "Taking Control - Politics in the Information Age" * Authors Morely Winograd & Dudley Buffa, 1996, ISBN 0-8050-4489-2 * * From Richard Nixon's law and order campaign in 1968 to George Bush's * infamous Willie Horton ad in 1988, Republicans have attempted to define * their differences with Democrats by a no-nonsense position on crime and * criminals. * * It helped Republicans win the presidency, and it also gave them the * tool by which to control the Democratic majorities in Congress that * might allow their opponents to label them as soft on crime. * * No Democrat, except those in overwhelmingly Democratic districts, could * afford to cast any votes in Congress that might allow their opponents * to label them soft on crime. A constant state of law enforcement hysteria. The absolute pinnacle of War terminology was the phrase "Zero Tolerance". We will monitor and prosecute mercilessly with
From: Matthew T. Russotto on 18 Apr 2008 20:12 oath * and planting false evidence. * * The guilty pleas have led to a review of more than 1,600 arrests of * mostly black and Hispanic suspects that were made by the officers * from 1987 to 1994. * * Fifty-six convictions have already been overturned. ---- * The New York Times, November 26, 1995 * "Several Blacks Sue Beverly Hills, Asserting Bias by the Police" * by Kenneth B. Noble * * Saying they had been victims of a callous police force, six blacks * filed suit this week against the City of Beverly Hills, including * the Police Chief and the Mayor. * * The plaintiffs include a handyman at a local church and the mother * of two young boys, all of whom say they or their families were * singled out because of their race. * * The handyman who works at an Episcopal church here, said that on * one occasion he pulled into a parking lot and a police officer * stopped him, pointed a gun at his head, called him a derogatory * name and warned, "If you move, I'll shoot you." The handyman * said he had been unlawfully stopped, harassed and interrogated * by the police eight times since he started working there. * * Another plaintiff, the co-captain of the Bev
From: fortune.bruce on 18 Apr 2008 23:22
assault is defined as either intentionally causing * serious bodily harm or using a weapon to threaten or attempt to cause * bodily harm. * * Fortunately, most aggravated assault victims fall into the last category; * most victims are never touched by the offender. * * The same held true for armed robbery. Only 3 percent required medical * treatment. Less than half of armed robbers displayed guns, and those * who did were LESS LIKELY TO INJURE VICTIMS than robbers who didn't show * guns. * * The FBI has a tendency to worry people unnecessarily, even when it has * good news. For example, last year the FBI announced that 53 percent of * all homicides were by strangers, and that for the first time all Americans * had a "realistic" chance of being murdered. * * But to arrive at these troubling figures, the FBI considered ALL UNSOLVED * HOMICIDES, including drug-related killings, as homicides committed by * strangers, thus creating the impression that murder was becoming * increasingly random. "Three Strikes" laws also skew the statistics. ---- http://www.epic.org...Louis Freeh, banging the Drums of War: Prepared Statement of Director Louis J. Freeh Federal Bureau of Investigation Before the Senate Judiciary Committee June 4, 1997 THE ISSUES YOU AND THE OTHER MEMBERS RAISE ARE CRITICAL AND IMMEDIATE. MANY GO TO THE CORE OF THE FBI AND OUR ABILITY TO PROTECT THE AMERICAN PEOPLE. TO ADDRESS THESE VITAL ISSUES --- SERIOUS CRIME, TERRORISM AND ESPIONAGE --- THE FBI MUST BE AND IS A DYNAMIC INSTITUTION ANTICIPATING OR REACTING TO NEW TECHNOLOGY. PERHAPS UNLIKE ANY TIME IN OUR HISTORY, THE NATURE OF CRIME AND TERRORISM IS EVOLVING AT AN UNPRECEDENTED PACE. TER |