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Ahmed gets a hearing. |
by Zach and Ehssan Vandaei
zach (nospam) ucimc.org (unverified) |
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12 Jun 2002
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A source in Chicago suggests that Ahmed has been transfered to a court house for some kind of hearing. This just days after Ahmed composed a statement demanding a bond hearing and organizers began preparing to push for such a hearing. |
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RAMONA AFRICA interview with photojournalist Hans Bennett |
by Hans Bennett
destroycapitalism (nospam) hotmail.com (unverified) |
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12 Jun 2002
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In this exclusive May, 2002 interview with photojournalist Hans Bennett, Ramona Africa of the MOVE organization, talks about Pennsylvania gubernatorial candidate Ed Rendell, the anniversary of the May 13, 1985 bombing of her home, self-defense, Mumia Abu-Jamal, and more. |
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Bensouda's Supporters Hopeful for Speedy Hearing |
by Larry
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10 Jun 2002
Modified: 11 Jun 2002 |
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With luck Ahmed Bensouda will be released by Friday, and the community will be able to celebrate. If not, the community's struggle for his release will begin. |
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Final Thoughts |
by Sam Smith, The Progressive Review
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11 Jun 2002
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I urge my heirs, assigns, and anyone else who is interested to regard George W. Bush, Richard Cheney, Donald Rumsfeld, and Ariel Sharon - just for starters - as major co-conspirators in my death. Their reckless and despicable behavior placed their puerile political ambitions over simple safety and decency. They wrongly regarded the sanctity of their grandiose policies as more important than the peace of tranquility of my 'hood. |
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SOA Grad Arrested for Murder of Colombian Archbishop |
by SOA Watch
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11 Jun 2002
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Demonstrating once again the repressive and brutal results of US policy in Latin America, the arrest of yet another School of the Americas graduate proves that US-sponsored education and aid is directly responsible for increasing the efficiency of assassins in militaries throughout the region. This should be a warning to US citizens that we are already responsible for human-rights violations that will only soar upwards as US aid to Colombia increases. ML |
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Feds Worked to Quash College Protests, Boost Reagan's Political Career |
by AP repost (but it is important info)
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09 Jun 2002
Modified: 11 Jun 2002 |
"Things are done a lot differently today," FBI spokesman Bill Carter told the Chronicle.
Oh, really? In those days, the FBI did NOT have legal authority to do much of what it did. Now that the nation suffers under the yoke on our freedoms called the Patriot Act, along with a recently announced relaxation of rules for the conduct of investigations, the FBI now has legal cover for excesses far beyond their unlawful excesses of the past. Which would make things 'different', but not in a good way. |
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AFSCME Files Two Unfair Labor Practices Complaints Against Champaign County |
by AFSCME via ML
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10 Jun 2002
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"We are told that Mr. Maupin has a directive out that says no employee can be given a personal business day off on a weekend." |
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