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With the high-profile arrest of activists on terrorism charges in Cleveland on May Day and in Chicago during the NATO summit there, evidence is mounting that the FBI is unleashing the same methods of entrapment against the Occupy Wall Street movement that it has used against left movements and Muslim-Americans for the last decade. In Cleveland the FBI announced on May 1 that “five self-proclaimed anarchists conspired to develop multiple terror plots designed to negatively impact the greater Cleveland metropolitan area.”
Has the FBI Launched a War of Entrapment Against the Occupy Movement? | Civil Liberties
The US Government Is Running A Massive Spying Campaign On The Occupy Movement
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Why Don't People Tell the Cops to be Non-Violent?
How is it that with all that weaponry, including shields and body armor, we could ever see the protesters as the threat?
Whose Firebombs? Inside the Alleged "Conspiracy"
The Associated Press has the best report I’ve seen about the alleged firebombing conspiracy in Bridgeport, noting that defense lawyers say there were police infiltrators who stayed in the targeted apartments, and that they were the ones who brought the firebombs there. (The Sun Times reports that undercover officers were present when the alleged firebombs were made, presenting that fact as evidence for the veracity of the charges.)
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As governments around the world, including our own, face more and more popular resistance, we’re witnessing a revival of the use of agent provocateurs. An agent provocateur is the well-used tactic of using undercover military or police to join a dissenting group or protest in order to provoke others in the group to carry out illegal actions and violence.
How to Identify an #Agent #Provocateur | OpESR Auxiliary Database
A top Israeli official has acknowledged that Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad never said that Iran seeks to "wipe Israel off the face of the map." The falsely translated statement has been widely attributed to Ahmadinejad and used repeatedly by U.S. and Israeli government officials to back military action and sanctions against Iran. But speaking to Teymoor Nabili of the network Al Jazeera, Israeli Deputy Prime Minister Dan Meridor admitted Ahmadinejad had been misquoted.
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v. Department of Homeland Security: Media Monitoring
EPIC is pursuing a Freedom of Information Act lawsuit against the Department of Homeland Security for information about the agency's surveillance of social networks and news organizations.If you want to know where the real government of the United States is located, just check out one of the documents received by the Partnership for Civil Justice Fund in response to their Freedom of Information Act request to the Dept. of Homeland Security relating to surveillance of the Occupy Movement.
Lawyers Guild Expects More DHS Documents about Occupy Movement | Common Dreams
Goldman Sachs Mobilizes Rapid Smear Campaign Against Whistleblower | ThinkProgress
Today, Goldman Sachs employee Greg Smith excoriated the investment bank in a New York Times op-ed, resigning due to the banks “ toxic and destructive ” culture, one in which the bank’s trading profits took precedence over its customers’ financial well-being. Goldman managers allegedly called customers “ muppets ,” and traders routinely asked how much was being made ripping off one customer or another. Goldman has been quick to push back on Smith’s claims, portraying him as just a disgruntled employee.U.S. activists who thought Twitter was a secure way to communicate during demonstrations may have another thing coming. The New York District Attorney's Office has begun sending subpoenas to Twitter seeking data on protesters arrested during the Occupy Wall Street protests last year.
New York City Subpoenas Twitter For Occupy Wall Street Protester Data
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“Occupy Wall Street, Healdsburg” members said that from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Saturday they will resume their series of protests against “big bad banks.” They are urging consumers to switch to local financial institutions.It seems the prominent (and prominently first) issues for Obama: war, cars, and oil.