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wkmac

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Well I'm glad for once to see someone who understands that black bloc is a tactic and that it's acknowledged the likely presence of agent provocateurs among the crowd. It's been long and widely known that many peaceful protests have been hijacked and taken to violent or destructive ends by agent provocateurs buried within the black bloc and this can be seen by going to YouTube and searching Black Bloc Agent Provocateur. While you're at it, search CoIntelPro and then think about it. Something the state doesn't want you to do.
 

wkmac

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Occupy March, Frankfurt Germany, Saturday May 19th:

Police removed their headgear, took the lead in front and escorted what was a very peaceful march along it's way.

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If this grows, could become a game changer for sure.
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Just_another_day_at_work

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That's a civilized protest before austerity measures :D
After austerity and just because they don't have their own central bank to print "money", but no worries Mr. Geithner said it would never happen to us.
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wkmac

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I wonder why the author choose to never mention a historical proven in the FBI's old CoIntelPro operation. On page 6 the author came close in speaking of MLK and McCarthy era tactics but missed a golden opportunity IMO to show hard and proven evidence of an FBI track record in the very type tactics this piece alleges.

And in the case of Brandon Darby, why did the author not mention that Darby is now a contributing writer to Breitbart and is doing the rounds of speaking to conservative groups? Raises the question is he on the job but just moved across the street? And why didn't the author mention how Darby infiltrated a New Orleans charity Common Ground that was established to help Katrina survivors? I understand time and space but at least some footnote would have added further clarity to the piece IMO. In Feb. @ C4SS, Kevin Carson wrote a piece on undercover provocateurs and specifically mention the likes of one Brandon Darby. I agree that some people shouldn't be so stupid in the first place but then the FBI would then just resort to the past practices of CoIntelPro by planting false evidence and then proceeding anyway with false charges to put people away. And it worked time and time again because the stupid public is too stupid to even question their gov't in the first place!

Even the FBI lab is known for not only bad lab work but even questionable if not false evidence creation.

Senator Grassley said the FBI was being hypocritical. "It is not the message that rings true. It's the actions. The Bureau's actions contradict the director's assertion that it is inviting oversight. And until the actions match the words, the ghosts of FBI past are still very much in the present." He went on to say that he expected the requested documentation to arrive the moment the hearings finished. In fact, within an hour, Senator Grassley had to apologize to the packed committee room for being "so cynical." The documents had arrived but were so heavily redacted as to be virtually useless, he said, holding up page after page of blacked-out FBI memos.
Senator Grassley's hearings took place in the wake of the release five months earlier of a damning 517-page report by the Inspector General's Office of the Department of Justice, the result of an eighteen-month investigation into the FBI laboratory. The investigators had included a panel of five internationally renowned forensic scientists, the first time in its sixty-five-year history that the FBI lab, considered by many -- not least, by itself -- the best in the world, had been subject to any form of external scientific scrutiny. The findings were alarming. FBI examiners had given scientifically flawed, inaccurate, and overstated testimony under oath in court; had altered the lab reports of examiners to give them a pro-prosecutorial slant, and had failed to document tests and examinations from which they drew incriminating conclusions, thus ensuring that their work could never be properly checked.
FBI lab management, meanwhile, had failed to check examinations and lab reports; had overseen a woefully inadequate record retention system; and had not only failed to investigate serious and credible allegations of incompetence but had covered them up. Management had also resisted any form of external scrutiny of the lab and had failed to establish and enforce its own validated scientific procedures and protocols -- the same ones that had been issued by managers themselves in an effort to combat the lab's known shortcomings in the first place.

If gov't is so bad with so many other things, if it can't educate kids, carry the mail or all the other stuff so many like to point out, then why do they always give a pass when it comes to law enforcement and going to war? Why is it that certain people always want it both ways?
 

wkmac

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Bill O Reilly has a point. I'm certain he'd never resort to public ambushing in order to make a name for himself!



Do unto others as you would have them do unto you or for Bill it's "You can't do unto me what I do unto you!"

The guy making the vid was wasting time and film but I applaud him for doing to Bill what he's done to so many others over the years of which Bill's made a career. Hypocrite Bill should stay out of the kitchen if he can't handle the heat and the fact is he can't. It's his weakness and it should be exploited.

And with Osama dead and Al Qaeda meaningless, a new enemy has to emerge under the terrorist construct. Bill knows his script lines, let us pause with a moment in homage to Edward Bernays.

What better than a homegrown version just as the Nazi's grew a homegrown version in the early and mid-1930's', we must be kept in the grips of mass fear. Sad that people have so little knowledge of history and workings of all tyrannies to understand this sheet of music is not anything new. The legacy and societal effects of Operation Paperclip has become generational and continues.
 

wkmac

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More on the story.

Tinley Park Mayor Ed Zabrocki described both groups -- the attackers and victims -- as "extreme" to the Chicago Sun-Times.
"It’s extreme stances — the anti-racism group is against racism, against anti-semitism, against homophobia, where the other group is for white people only," Zabrocki told the Sun-Times.

Sounds a bit like a self cleaning of the gene pool so why interrupt or intervene in the process!
 

Just_another_day_at_work

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Saw a report by RT news about the Canadian gov't enacting greater draconian measures to qwell the protests and the number of protestors in the street exploded and continue to grow. Average working class folk now joining the ranks. Love It whether I agree with them on not!
Russia jacked up the fines for some absurd amount too for illegal demonstrations.
 
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