By Anonymous (not verified) , 24 March, 2005
Author
Ron Anicich

Your weekly wrap-up of North American police brutality, misconduct and corruption.

This week:

Arkansas cop arrested for kidnapping and rape

PEI cop arrested for child porn

Virginia cop takes "liberties" with 10 year-old girl

LA cops fondles domestic violence victim, gets 90 days

DEA agent shoots self, suspended for one week

3rd Stoughton officer indicted

California DA: cops incompetent

Black-hating Alabama cop back on duty

Kansas City cop arrested for stealing money at traffic stops

PLUS

By Anonymous (not verified) , 24 March, 2005
Author
qjb

On March 19, the second anniversary of the u.s.'s most recent attack on Iraq, commUnities from around the world were marching and rallying against war. radioActive sanDiego conducted live interviews with participants in a sampling of these actions, including Prague, Chicago, Fort Bragg, Minot, North Dakota, Memphis, San Diego, Fredericton, New Brunswick, Fairbanks, Boise and Salt Lake City. Part 2.

By Anonymous (not verified) , 24 March, 2005
Author
qjb

On March 19, the second anniversary of the u.s.'s most recent attack on Iraq, commUnities from around the world were marching and rallying against war. radioActive sanDiego conducted live interviews with participants in a sampling of these actions, including Prague, Chicago, Fort Bragg, Minot, North Dakota, Memphis, San Diego, Fredericton, New Brunswick, Fairbanks, Boise and Salt Lake City. Part 1.

By Anonymous (not verified) , 24 March, 2005
Author
members of nwowatcher.com

nwowatcher.com's member driven radio show!
dedicated to awakening the masses of the crimes
of the global elite against humanity.
EPISODE 13 - 103:00

By Anonymous (not verified) , 24 March, 2005
Author
Stefan Christoff

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Listen to an interview with Ghassan Makarem, a media activist based in Lebanon with the Beirut Indymedia Media Center. The interview provides analysis on the current situation in Lebanon, rooted in the recent history of popular social movements, specifically focusing on the May 2004 country-wide labour strike and popular demonstrations against the privatization of social services, government-corruption and post civil-war neo-liberal economic policies.

By Anonymous (not verified) , 23 March, 2005
Author
WSQT Radio n87.9 in DC

On March 21, the Mayor's State of the District Address was held berfore an invitation-only crowd, and any sound other than applause was grounds for removal by force.

In addition, protestors were shoved across the street, then blocked in with parked cars.

As they were still visible, they were then told "space for the public has been found"-but put in a remote gallery surrounded by undercover cops, who gave the warning about "applause only."

By Anonymous (not verified) , 23 March, 2005
Author
Rasta4i’s

. We are all human beings.
Here are a few clips from to days protest out side the department of injustice.