Dealing with Law Enforcement. Timeline of United States investigation and case(s) against Bradley Manning, Julian Assange, and WikiLeaks (Work in Progress) Populating content today. Populating content today... This is a transcript of the Motion Hearing held on June 6, 2012 at Fort Meade, Maryland in US v Pfc. Bradley Manning. Judge: Army Col. Denise LindProsecution: Captain Ashden Fein, Captain Joe Morrow, Captain Angel Overgaard, Capt. 09:00 a.m. 10:00 a.m. Judge Lind Called to order. Lind goes through the script of reading Pfc. [Military counsel] is provided at no expense to you. If you are represented by military counsel of your own selection, then your detailed military counsel will be excused. Do you understand that? Bradley Manning Yes, your Honor. So the documents that Mr. In addition to military defense counsel you have the right to be represented by civilian counsel at no expense to the Government.
Civilian counsel may represent you with military defense counsel or you can excuse your military counsel and be represented only by your civilian counsel. Do you understand your....? Yes, Ma'am. OK. Judge Lind details Major Hurley. No, your Honor. Blog: Was 'Antipolitics' a Failure? Was 'Antipolitics' a Failure? While I was writing this essay, I was reminded of an anecdote from Plato's "Republic". In Book One, Socrates tries to persuade Polemarchus, who is dragging Socrates against his will, to release him.
Polemarchus remarks, "How are you going to persuade us if we don't listen? " A relevant anecdote when I am faced with writing an essay about a modern thinker and a theme like Havel and 'antipolitics'; both of which advocate a 'new way of thinking' or more specifically a 'new way of thinking about politics'. While I imagine this essay as somewhat of a personal exercise, I hope that it is not in the end a solitary one. Was 'antipolitics' a success or a failure? Pulling our Platonic parallel further, 'antipoliticians,' are not interested in being "masters over others for the sake of averting harm. " Havel does not look at totalitarian regimes from the vantage point of 'classical politics' (his words). Copyright 1995 Alexa O'Brien. Wikileaks, Antipolitics, and the Post Modern State ~ Alexa O'Brien.
U.S. Day of Rage?...An interview with Alexa O'Brian. #USDOR an Ode to Freedom. Wikileaks: Arab revolutions to spread... Deanprocter: 99% of the world have noth... 'Occupy Wall Street' to Turn Manhattan into 'Tahrir Square' AntiBanks.net - Anti Banks. Open letter: the u.s. october 2011 movement stands in solidarity with our global allies. Source: Inspired by the courageous, nonviolent uprisings in Tunisia, Egypt, Bahrain, Yemen, Greece, Spain, and elsewhere, people in the United States have come together to form the October2011 Movement. This fusion of peace, social justice, environmental, student, and immigrant rights organizations is in solidarity with all who seek a peaceful, just, and sustainable future and stands ready to engage in its own campaign of nonviolent resistance beginning in Washington, D.C., this October.
We recognize that your revolution is our revolution, that American Empire prevents you from achieving self-determination and economic justice, and that only together can we achieve our shared goals. October marks the beginning of the11th year of the U.S. invasion and destruction of Afghanistan. The response to our call, which is but one week old, has been tremendous. History is knocking on the door of the United States and its people are ready. Our time has come. UsdAyoFrage.net - US Day of Rage - Main. Domain Name: usdayofrage.net Registry Domain ID: 1645146584_DOMAIN_NET-VRSN Registrar WHOIS Server: whois.pairnic.com Registrar URL: Updated Date: 2013-01-13T06:06:54+0000Z Creation Date: 2011-03-13T02:02:21+0000Z Registrar Registration Expiration Date: 2014-03-13T01:02:21+0000Z Registrar: pairNIC INC Registrar IANA ID: 99 Registrar Abuse Contact Email: Registrar Abuse Contact Phone: +1.8887247642 Domain Status: 1 Registry Registrant ID: 1206517 Registrant Name: Alexa O'Brien Registrant Organization: Registrant Street: c/o pairNIC.com Whois Privacy PO Box 42319 Registrant City: Pittsburgh Registrant State/Province: PA Registrant Postal Code: 15203 Registrant Country: US Registry Admin ID: 1206462 Admin Name: Private Admin Organization: Admin Street: c/o pairNIC.com Whois Privacy PO Box 42319 Admin City: Pittsburgh Admin State/Province: PA Admin Postal Code: 15203 Admin Country: US Admin Phone: +1.4123257437 Admin Phone Ext: Admin Fax: Admin Fax Ext: Admin Email:
The Tea Party Defends Wall St. As US Day Of Rage Protests Corruption. The Tea Party Defends Wall St. As US Day Of Rage Protests Corruption Saturday, September, 17th, 2011, 2:44 pm Share on Tumblr The Tea Party Defends Wall St. As US Day Of Rage Protests Corruption was written by Sarah Jones for PoliticusUSA. © PoliticusUSA, Sat, Sep 17th, 2011 — All Rights Reserved About Sarah Jones (2,390 Posts) Since joining PoliticusUSA in February of 2009, Sarah has been quoted by Talking Points Memo, The Atlantic Wire, CNN, MSNBC, The Week, The Hollywood Reporter, The Richard Dawkins Foundation and more.
Hey President Obama! Dear patriots, rabble-rousers, revolutionaries, On Saturday thousands of us will occupy Wall Street. We will wave our signs, unfurl our banners, beat our drums, chant our slogans … and then we'll get down to business and hold several people's assemblies to decide what our "one demand" will be. Shall we demand that President Obama reinstate the Glass-Steagall Act; outlaw flash trading; impose a 1% tax on all financial transactions? These are good ideas but not very energizing. How about we demand the revocation of corporate personhood? Feels a bit too abstract. Many Americans don't fully grasp what's at stake with this one.
We could demand Obama set up an American Democracy Reform Commission tasked with ending the monied corruption in Washington? Most Americans know that Washington is awash with corporate money and undue influence and would like to see democracy vibrant again. What if, try as we might, we just can't come up with only one demand? For the wild,Culture Jammers HQ. Art03c07.pdf (application/pdf Object) Zoning - Zoning Tools. A Privately Owned Public Space (POPS) is an amenity provided, constructed and maintained by a property owner/developer for public use in exchange for additional floor area.
POPS are primarily achieved as-of-right through incentive zoning, although some POPS were created by way of a special permit granted by the City Planning Commission. Privately owned public spaces have been encouraged in the city’s high-density commercial and residential districts as a means of increasing light and air and green space, and easing the hard streetscape formed by towering buildings bordered by concrete sidewalks. Since 1961, the Zoning Resolution has permitted different types of POPS, including residential, urban and sunken plazas, arcades, sidewalk widenings, open air concourses, covered pedestrian spaces and through block arcades.
Over the years, the requirements for POPS have been refined, providing greater design quality and more comfortable elements to meet the needs of the public. Zoning - Glossary. Glossary of Planning Terms This glossary provides brief explanations of planning and zoning terminology, including terms highlighted in the Zoning Handbook. Words and phrases followed by an asterisk (*) in the Glossary are legally defined terms in the Zoning Resolution of the City of New York, and can be found primarily in Section 12-10 of the Resolution for the complete legal definitions.
Accessory Use* An accessory use is a use that is incidental to and customarily found in connection with the principal use. An accessory use must be conducted on the same zoning lot as the principal use to which it is related, unless the district regulations permit another location for the accessory use. Air Rights (see Development Rights) Arts Bonus (see Incentive Zoning) As-of-right Development An as-of-right development complies with all applicable zoning regulations and does not require any discretionary action by the City Planning Commission or Board of Standards and Appeals. CFP: “Day of Rage” Obama re-election team in disguise? Comments Page 1 of 3 pages 1 2 3 > I said at the end of one paragraph: "Upon a visit to the president, Herbert Hoover was asked by a reporter if he was going to resign. Hoover replied: "The wish is farthest from the fact. " the same answer applies here.
" It should have said: "Upon a visit to the president, J Edgar Hoover was asked by a reporter if he was going to resign. Hoover replied: "The wish is farthest from the fact. " The same answer applies here. " Posted by NoCrud on 09/18 at 04:51 PM | # JohnMinn - 09/18 09:54 When I saw that sign on the wall (The IRS can not be held responsible for any advice received) THAT was when I asked why?
My reason for going there was to ask a question about family law that the Great State of California' Franchise Tax Board refused to answer because it weakened their legal case by even considering it. We must not just get rid of the IRS; We must also get rid of state tax offices. Can we fix this without removing an arm or leg of government? Ms. More... DHS Warning about Anonymous, US Day of Rage, and “Occupy Wall Street” An article published today in Computer World reports on a relatively unusual bulletin from the Department of Homeland Security’s National Cybersecurity and Communications Integration Center warning financial institutions about risks of attack, surrounding the planned September 17th protest “Occupy Wall Street.”
The article author claims that “Anonymous” has been using twitter to solicit assistance from disgruntled financial institution employees, to then exploit to damage those institutions. I can’t confirm or deny that claim. I will say that in my experience in observing Anonymous that if they want your password, they’ll give it to you. The most likely case is that overt criticism is being characterized as conspiracy, as part of the sickening trend wherein dissent is being labeled “terrorism.” I was also fortunate enough to speak with Alexa O’Brien, a journalist and social/political activist who is one of many helping to organize the USDayofRage (USDOR). Wall Street Protesters Vow to Occupy Lower Manhattan for Months. Sign in with Facebook Or use your Businessweek account Forgot password? Already a Bloomberg.com user? Sign in with the same account. Don't have an account? Sign up. Help! Bloomberg Businessweek Businessweek Thank you for confirming your email address.
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