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"The details are familiar: random guy with no actual connection to
terrorists, and no actual way to build a connection with terrorists, is
taken in by an FBI undercover agent who works with him to build a 'bomb'
that was never a bomb. In other words, there was no plot. There was no
bomb. There was just a bunch of undercover agents playing dressup."
Showing posts with label agent provacateur. Show all posts
Showing posts with label agent provacateur. Show all posts
Saturday, February 9, 2013
Saturday, October 20, 2012
The Plot Against Occupy
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"...in
many cases, the government has determined that the best way to capture
terrorists is simply to invent them in the first place."
"...in
many cases, the government has determined that the best way to capture
terrorists is simply to invent them in the first place."
This is coming from the crazy conspiracy theorists over at Rolling Stone Magazine.
Labels:
agent provacateur,
entrapment,
Occupy Wall Street
Wednesday, September 26, 2012
Monday, August 20, 2012
Man Who Armed Black Panthers Was an FBI Informant, Records Show
Saturday, July 28, 2012
Was There a Police Plant at the Anaheim Protests Who Threw Bottles at Officers to Incite a Riot?
Monday, May 21, 2012
Chicago Police Accused of Planting Evidence in 'Molotov Cocktail' Plot
Link to article
"'This is a way to stir up prejudice against a people who are exercising their First Amendment rights,' Deutsch said. 'There were undercover police officers that ingratiated themselves with people who come from out of town.'"
"'This is a way to stir up prejudice against a people who are exercising their First Amendment rights,' Deutsch said. 'There were undercover police officers that ingratiated themselves with people who come from out of town.'"
Labels:
agent provacateur,
Chicago,
NATO,
Police State,
Political Action
Saturday, May 19, 2012
CPD Superintendent Garry McCarthy on Agent Provocateurs: 'What?'
This is real journalism!
"Guess that wasn't a good question." haha
"Guess that wasn't a good question." haha
Labels:
agent provacateur,
Chicago,
NATO,
Political Action
Thursday, May 3, 2012
A May Day Alert For the Occupy Movement
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"The day before, I had stopped by Union Square and chatted with NYPD officers. As I was interviewing Sgt Mimkin – having a peaceful chat about whether or not the constitution gives NYC residents the right to go home undisturbed (it doesn't, FYI, but I was happy to be having that debate) – and even though I had identified myself as press, his fellow officer lifted up one of the handheld devices, held it about 10 inches away from my face, and snapped its mechanism. After I spoke with the officers, as I was interviewing Mike Lombardo – across the park – various undercover agents or contractors kept approaching with telephoto lenses, taking pictures of us. It was intimidating to protest, and intimidating to engage in reporting."
We live in a free country...provided that you don't actually try to use your rights! Or as the Clash put it...
"The day before, I had stopped by Union Square and chatted with NYPD officers. As I was interviewing Sgt Mimkin – having a peaceful chat about whether or not the constitution gives NYC residents the right to go home undisturbed (it doesn't, FYI, but I was happy to be having that debate) – and even though I had identified myself as press, his fellow officer lifted up one of the handheld devices, held it about 10 inches away from my face, and snapped its mechanism. After I spoke with the officers, as I was interviewing Mike Lombardo – across the park – various undercover agents or contractors kept approaching with telephoto lenses, taking pictures of us. It was intimidating to protest, and intimidating to engage in reporting."
We live in a free country...provided that you don't actually try to use your rights! Or as the Clash put it...
Monday, January 30, 2012
FLASHBACK: The Toronto G20 Riot Fraud: Police Engaged in Purposeful Provocation
Labels:
agent provacateur,
corruption,
Political Action
FLASHBACK: Quebec Police Admit They Went Undercover at Montebello Protest
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"Police came under fire Tuesday, when a video surfaced on YouTube that appeared to show three plainclothes police officers at the protest with bandanas across their faces. One of the men was carrying a rock.
In the video, protest organizers in suits order the men to put the rock down, call them police instigators and try unsuccessfully to unmask them."
Seems the protestors were right!
"Police came under fire Tuesday, when a video surfaced on YouTube that appeared to show three plainclothes police officers at the protest with bandanas across their faces. One of the men was carrying a rock.
In the video, protest organizers in suits order the men to put the rock down, call them police instigators and try unsuccessfully to unmask them."
Seems the protestors were right!
Labels:
agent provacateur,
corruption,
Political Action
Tim Pool's Statement on Transparency and the Incidents of 1/29/12
Bottles Tossed In Clash Between NYPD and OWS, 12 Arrested
Link to article
"When a masked man began punching the camera of a livestreamer, other protesters urged the police to arrest him. 'We're here to promote transparency, and this guy starts hitting my friend's camera,' Luke Rudkowski, who shoots for We Are Change, told us. 'So I ripped his mask off and start yelling at him, and he just books it off into the crowd.' We saw a police officer briefly question the man then immediately release him."
Question and immediate release - that's a tell tale sign of an agent provacateur.
"When a masked man began punching the camera of a livestreamer, other protesters urged the police to arrest him. 'We're here to promote transparency, and this guy starts hitting my friend's camera,' Luke Rudkowski, who shoots for We Are Change, told us. 'So I ripped his mask off and start yelling at him, and he just books it off into the crowd.' We saw a police officer briefly question the man then immediately release him."
Question and immediate release - that's a tell tale sign of an agent provacateur.
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