Showing posts with label terrorism. Show all posts
Showing posts with label terrorism. Show all posts
3.12.2010
11M, lo que no querían que vieses
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2.26.2010
"El terrorismo [en España] está controlado por las cloacas del Estado" - Julio Anguita
El pasado mes de noviembre de 2009, Julio Anguita, el que fuera Secretario General del Partido Comunista de España (1988-1998), Coordinador General de Izquierda Unida y parlamentario en el Congreso de los Diputados, por esta formación (1989-2000), realizó unas declaraciones en las que denunciaba el control de ETA por los servicios secretos del Estado, quienes la estarían utilizando para fines políticos propios, desde hace mucho tiempo. También dijo que detrás del 11-M hay puntos muy oscuros, todos los cuales apuntan a que los atentados fueron obra de poderosas fuerzas políticas y que las dos versiones que se manejan oficialmente en España (ETA-alQaeda) son falsas.
1.24.2010
1.19.2010
CrossTalk on terrorism: Al-Qaeda Inc.
Al-Qaeda, is it a global threat or merely a brand name for terrorism? Peter Lavelle asks his guests whether the media exaggerates the importance of Al-Qaeda as the West continues to fight its war on terrorism.
12.23.2009
A Veteran's Voice: Mike Prysner (Spa Subs)
"Our real enemy is not the ones living in a distant land whose names or policies we don't understand. The real enemy is a system that wages war when it's profitable, the CEOs who lay us off our jobs when it's profitable, the Insurance Companies who deny us Health care when it's profitable, the Banks who take away our homes when it's profitable. Our enemies are not several thousands of miles away. They are right here in front of us."
- Mike Prysner
4.17.2009
Police delete London tourists' photos 'to prevent terrorism'
http://www.guardian.co.uk/uk/2009/apr/16/police-delete-tourist-photos
Like most visitors to London, Klaus Matzka and his teenage son Loris took several photographs of some of the city's sights, including the famous red double-decker buses. More unusually perhaps, they also took pictures of the Vauxhall bus station, which Matzka regards as "modern sculpture".
But the tourists have said they had to return home to Vienna without their holiday pictures after two policemen forced them to delete the photographs from their cameras in the name of preventing terrorism. [!!!!!]
Matkza, a 69-year-old retired television cameraman with a taste for modern architecture, was told that photographing anything to do with transport was "strictly forbidden". The policemen also recorded the pair's details, including passport numbers and hotel addresses.
[ADDENDUM!]
Man Detained As Terror Suspect For Photographing Police Car
·Chairman of park society wanted to document police misconduct, but was told he had breached Section 44 of the Terrorism Act.
http://www.prisonplanet.com/man-detained-as-terror-suspect-for-photographing-police-car.html
Despite police claiming that an ambiguous section of the UK Counter Terrorism Act of 2008 would not outlaw taking photographs or film of police, a man was detained as a terror suspect this week simply for taking a photograph of a police car in order to document police misconduct.
62-year-old Malcolm Sleath, who is chairman of his local park society, saw a police car driving erratically down a North London park footpath, despite the fact that by law police are supposed to investigate on foot in such circumstances.
He began filming the police car to document the misconduct so that he could later present it to the chief sergeant.
Sleath was subsequently approached by the two officers in the car and was told he was being detained because he had breached Section 44 of the Terrorism Act.
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