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California Bill Aims To Combat Puppycide

April 23, 2017 Asa J 1221 Views AB 1199, Accountability, Adrin Nazarian, animal rights, California, civil libertarians, copblock, copblock.org, Judie Mancuso, police killing dogs, police shooting, Police State, politics, Puppycide, Social Compassion In Legislation, The Police-Canine Encounters Protection Act, U.S. Justice Department

In recent years, the killing of dogs by police has become a contentious issue resulting in the creation of the

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Ammon Bundy, Oregon Occupiers Found Not Guilty Of Federal Gun, Conspiracy Charges

October 27, 2016October 27, 2016 Asa J 1135 Views agent provocateur, American Legend, American Revolution, Ammon Bundy, armored vehicles, armory, assassination, Assemblywoman Michele Fiore, autopsy, Blaine Cooper, Bundy Ranch, Bureau of Land Management, Burns, Burns Oregon, California, cellphone video, Chris Briels, Citizens for Constitutional Freedom, Civil disobedience, cliven bundy, COINTELPRO, committee of safety, communism, conspiracy, conspiracy charges, constitution, copblock, copblock.org, Corruption, counter intelligence, David Fry, Dishonesty, doj investigation, drones, Dwight Lincoln Hammond Jr., Erin Maupin, fake terror plots, FBI, FBI Agents in Oregon posing as Militia, federal corruption, federal overreach, first amendment, freedom, government land grab, gun charges, Harney County, Harney County Sheriff’s Office, infiltration, insurrection, Ireland, Jake Morphonios, Jeff Banta, judge Michael Hogan, justice department, Justice System, Lavoy Finicum, libertarian, liberty, mainstream media, Malheur National Wildlife Refuge, Michael Horowitz, militia, murder, Nevada, Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals, not guilty, occupy, occupy Oregon, Oregon, Oregon Occupation, Oregon occupiers, oregon standoff, Oregon State Police, Oregon State Troopers, Pete Santilli, plea deal, police murder, Police State, Portland airport, private property, Property rights, psy-op, psychological operation, psychological warfare, range fires, rebellion, revolt, revolution, rights, Robert LaVoy Finicum, Rusty Inglis, Ryan Bundy, San Pedro, Sandy Anderson, Sean Anderson, Sen. Harry Reid, Sinn Féin party, snipers, Steens Mountain, Steven Dwight Hammond, sting operations, Sugar Pine Mine, swat, terrorist, The Coalition of Western States, The Oregon Natural Desert Association, Tri-State Livestock News, tyrannical federal government, tyrants, U.S. Fish and Wildlife, U.S. Forest Service, U.S. Geological Survey, U.S. Highway 395, U.S. Justice Department, undercover FBI agents, US Highway 395

Ammon and Ryan Bundy, along with five co-defendants, have been found not guilty of conspiring to prevent federal employees from doing their jobs through

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Megaupload Founder Kim Dotcom’s Extradition Hearing to be Livestreamed on YouTube

August 30, 2016August 31, 2016 Kelly W. Patterson 575 Views Accountability, anti-copyright, Civil asset forfeiture, Civil rights, cop block, copblock.org, Copyright, Corruption, Dishonesty, extradition, file sharing site, freedom, Harassment, Ira Rothken, Justice System, kelly patterson, Kim Dotcom, Kim Dotcom vs US Empire, live stream, Megaupload, money laundering, movie companies, music companies, new zealand, no victim no crime, NZ, Pirate Bay, police, police raid, Police State, rights, Rueters.com, seizure, strike the root, Transparency, Twitter, U.S. Justice Department, Update, video, Youtube

Update: the livestream link has been added at the bottom of this post. A New Zealand judge has granted Kim

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FBI Under Investigation As New Footage Of LaVoy Finicum Death Released

March 9, 2016March 9, 2016 Asa J 1180 Views Ammon Bundy, assassination, autopsy, Burns, cellphone video, Citizens for Constitutional Freedom, cliven bundy, constitution, copblock, copblock.org, doj investigation, FBI, federal corruption, Greg Bretzing, Inspector General Michael Horowitz, justice department, Lavoy Finicum, Malheur National Wildlife Refuge, Michael Horowitz, murder, Nevada, Oregon, Oregon Occupation, Oregon State Police, Oregon State Troopers, police murder, Portland airport, swat, U.S. Highway 395, U.S. Justice Department

On Tuesday, investigators released their findings regarding the fatal Jan. 26 police shooting of Malheur National Wildlife Refuge occupier LaVoy

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2600 People Arrested Since 2012 Too Injured To Enter Baltimore Jail, Records Show

May 13, 2015February 28, 2016 Asa J 1307 Views Baltimore, Baltimore Detention Center, Baltimore Maryland, baltimore police department, Baltimore Police injuries, Baltimore police lawsuits, Baltimore Sun, broken bones, broken neck, civil-rights investigation, death of Freddie Gray, excessive force, facial trauma, Freddie Gray, lacerations, Maryland, police injuries, too injured to enter jail, U.S. Justice Department

Over 2600 people arrested by Baltimore police since 2012 were too injured to enter the city’s detention center, jail records