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Monthly Archives: May 2015
The Denver Homeless Problem
The Denver City Council believes that if you criminalize, arrest and jail this man we have solved the homeless problem. If you agree with the City Council go back to your TV and watch the latest episode of “Keeping up … Continue reading
Posted in Activism
Tagged Boycott, Denver, Homeless, Protest, Tattered Cover Bookstore, Urban Camping Ban
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Media calls Hastert clean-as-a-whistle as he is indicted for “prior misconduct” but where did he get millions to pay?
Former Speaker of the House Dennis Hastert’s biggest crime isn’t whatever he’s paying hush money to cover up, it’s this: Where did the former high school teacher and wrestling coach get a discretionary fund of millions to pay off a … Continue reading
The Michael Moore School of Motorcycle Riding
After only one lesson from Michael I was able to sit on my motorcycle and not fall down. Mayor Hancock has now instructed Chief White to conduct a task force study of Michael’s style, with the goal of Michael instructing … Continue reading
Posted in Info Virus
Tagged cops, Denver, mayor, Mayor Hancock, Michael Moore, Safety, School, study, White
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Hands Up Don’t Shoot, Denver variant
DENVER, COLORADO- It may be an example of white privilege to accessorize “HANDS UP DON’T SHOOT” with an expletive hand signal. Of course African or Hispanic or Native Americans face greater risk when signing that gesture. Is it more effective … Continue reading
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Tagged activists, Africa, America, American, Americans, Colorado, Denver, human rights, Native American, Native Americans, Panic, PLO, POW, power, Rights, White
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Iwo Jima, the Veterans of Foreign Wars and Memorial Day
There appears to be no more popular symbol of American patriotism and resiliency than the raising of the flag on Iwo Jima. Do Americans think Mount Suribachi overlooked Pearl Harbor? (As if Hawaii in the mid-Pacific was even US manifest … Continue reading
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Tagged Iwo Jima, Memorial Day, Patriotism, Veterans, Veterans of Foreign Wars
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Mainstream Media Missed The Mark, or give me another helping of Monsanto GMO potatoes and corn and pass me the latest comic book
March against Monsanto, Denver, May 23, 2015: Once again the main stream media failed to show up when one of their corporate paymasters tells them to go sit in the corner and be quiet. All mainstream media were noticeably absent. … Continue reading
Huge Denver protest of corporate food supply is ignored by corporate media. PHOTOS
DENVER, COLORADO- The 2015 March Against Monsanto may have been Denver’s largest public demonstration to draw absolutely no coverage from local media. To the surprise of no one.
Second Degree Felony Assault Charges dropped against Occupy Michael Moore
DENVER, COLORADO- The City of Denver has dismissed all charges against Occupy Denver activist Michael Moore stemming from his April 29 arrest at the march against police brutality. Michael was accused of Second Degree Felony Assault of a Police Office, … Continue reading
The Waco Police Massacre and Coverup
The photo of the bikers in Waco is as upsetting to me as it is to many of us. Many years ago I saw a photo of a naked starving child in the Sudan. I was so shocked by this … Continue reading
These days when you film the police there is often someone ahead of you
It’s become so critical to record the US police state. By the time I got my camera phone ready, my photo of an excessive buildup of police cruisers at Civic Center Park was photo-bombed by exactly one too many veterans … Continue reading
Occupy rally for DPD teen victim Jessie Hernandez rained out, Denver cops deploy anyway. #justiceforjessie
DENVER, COLORADO- Rain kept numbers down at the event yesterday calling for Denver officials to investigate the brutal police murder of Latina teen Jessica Hernandez. Even as the crowd influx never surged beyond steady, over the course of two hours … Continue reading
Okay DPD, Occupy Denver sees your verdict and raises you one drummer
DENVER, COLORADO- As Occupy Denver learned with the recent verdict, even one drummer performing an unwanted refrain can be considered loud and unusual enough to earn a complaint. With the Tattered Cover Five temporarily shell-shocked, reinforcements have arrived to bridge … Continue reading
Deadliest motorcycle “gang” in Waco shoot-out was not Bandidos, Cossacks, Scimitars, or Vaqueros. It was police.
Was the Waco Shoot-out a gunfight between rival gangs or an ambush laid by law enforcement? Police are monopolizing the testimony but the evidence suggests a barroom brawl became a pretext to kill or arrest club officers, essentially grassroots organizers, … Continue reading
Posted in Headlines
Tagged Bandidos, Cossacks, Crime, Gangs, Motorcycles, Police State, Scimitars, Texas, Vaqueros, Waco
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Corporate coup leaders foil TPP protest by faking Democrat defeat of fast-track
NOW WHAT? Years of agitating for the media to EXPOSE THE TPP, culminating in last week’s call-your-senator call-your-senator call-your-senator full court press, yielded what looked like Congress finally standing up against the trade pact corporate coup. Activists were ecstatic to … Continue reading
The Every Cinco de Mayo Piñata Bash
DENVER, COLORADO- Anonymous dedicated May’s Every5th to victims of Denver police violence. For Cinco de Mayo, Anons brought PINATAS in the likeness of the DPD! Many “Every Cinco” attendees were victims of the pepper spray incident of April 29, when … Continue reading
Don’t Throw Me in the Briar Patch
Only a couple years ago we made a video, after seeing an email from the private prison people asking for a guarantee from the state for 90% occupancy. Think about that for a minute, then watch our video from the … Continue reading
Because you supported the troops, today we have to f-ck the police
If there’s a chant that unites protesters across America it is “FTP!” No matter the issue, from BLM to GMOs, excessive use of force by police against dissenting citizens is the common grievance. The UN has even condemned US human … Continue reading
Posted in Enough Said
Tagged Police State, Soldiers, Support the Troops, US military, Veterans
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Ladon Sheats Peace Activist
It was 1979, I was sitting in the Denver County Jail waiting for my second escape trial to begin. The cell block door opened and in walked six men. I looked them over as all prisoner do when any new … Continue reading
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Tagged activists, Denver, jail, Ladon Sheats, Peace, Rocky Flats
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Is Dzhokhar Tsarnaev guilty of a worse crime than US forces commit overseas?
Does the “Boston Marathon Bomber” look like he deserves the death penalty? Funny, you don’t even know what he looks like. US authorities have been meticulous about controlling images of Dzhokhar Tsarnaev since the manhunt for the teen and his … Continue reading
PHOTOS: DPD riot cops deploy pepper spray like it was Youtube repellent
DENVER, COLORADO- It started with a cop falling off his motorcycle, being pushed it’s alleged, by a bicyclist. Paramilitary officers piled on the cyclist while playing Orkin Man to Civic Center Park’s infestation of free speech. Photos from Denver’s April … Continue reading
Raul Castro wants to return Cuba to the fold of the church of Fulgencio Batista
Raul Castro is so impressed with Pope Newleaf that he wants to go back to church. I’m advised this might be a sign of multi-infarct dementia. The silly Castro is probably also losing his olfactory sense, unable to detect the … Continue reading
“Ex Machina” heralds creation of life, but Doctor Geekenstein’s blueprint imitates pornography
“WHY DID YOU GIVE HER SEXUALITY!?” asks the geek tasked with debugging the anthropomorphic robot. Except they didn’t. Unless by sexuality you mean just the “female” bits and transluscent circuits where her belly and cranium should be. These filmmakers gave … Continue reading
Homeland Security gets in on the act, tells Occupy Denver noise complaint will trigger arrest
DENVER, COLORADO- Fresh on the heels of their courtroom victory, Denver police tell protesters at the weekly Tattered Cover picket: “We’ve received a complaint. Stop using the bullhorn or you will be arrested.” This from the window of a Homeland … Continue reading
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Tagged Denver, DPD, Free Speech, Police State, Tattered Cover Bookstore
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Tattered Cover Five return to the scene of the crime
DENVER, COLORADO- On May 8th 2015, the Tattered Cover Five returned to the scene of their heinous crime, feeding the poor and homeless. After being convicted in a kangaroo court hearing in City Court for disturbing the peace and being … Continue reading
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Tagged Homeless, Social Justice, Tattered Cover Bookstore, Tattered Cover Five
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Five Rag-Tag Protestors Beat On Plastic Buckets and the Rich Shit Their Pants
As Chris Hedges observed below, you can’t have a revolution while sitting at home in front of the TV watching the next installment of Kim Kardashian. If you can find the courage to skip just one show, go to … Continue reading
