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The People v. Charlie Beck: An Indictment of Five Years of LAPD Abuse

Posted on May 20, 2014 by olaasm

Shortly after LAPD Chief Charlie Beck submitted formal notification of his intent to serve another, 5-year term atop the United States’ third largest police force, the sycophantic, Los Angeles media – long-storied and ever-faithful propagandists to the city’s powerful … Continue reading →

Posted in ACAB/FTP, Archival, BRLP, California, culture industry, Liberalism, Los Angeles, Media, occupy, Patriarchy, Prisons, Queer, Sex Work, Skid Row, Uncategorized, War on the Poor, white supremacy | Tagged activism, Alesia Thomas, BRLP, broken windows, Bruce Beaird, Charlie Beck, Chief Beck, corruption, Drone, Joel Rubin, la, LACAN, lapd, los angeles, OLAASM, organizing, police brutality, Reggie Doucet Jr, Safer Cities Initiative, Shaunn Hillmann, SO1, Steven Eugene Washington, Stingray, Stop LAPD Spying, surveillance, war on the poor, white supremacy, William Bratton | 8 Comments

White Supremacy: Polishing the Police Brass on the U.S. Titanic

Posted on April 30, 2014 by olaasm

“I got my black shirt on/I got my black gloves on/I got my ski mask on/ This shit’s been too long/I got my twelve gauge sawed off/I got my headlights turned off/I’m ’bout to bust some shots off/I’m ’bout to … Continue reading →

Posted in ACAB/FTP, Action, California, culture industry, Liberalism, Los Angeles, Media, Prisons, War on the Poor, white supremacy | Tagged acab, Bethania Markus, Bill Bratton, broken windows, Chimurenga, ftp, Ice T, James Boyd, Jason Conoscenti, Jim McDonnell, Justice for Jason, la, lapd, LASD, Long Beach, Los Angeles County Sheriff, Los Angeles Rebellion, murder, myNYPD, NWA, police, police brutality, police violence, racism, white supremacy | 2 Comments

A Clean, Well Lighted Place for the Banality of Evil (Part 2)

Posted on January 4, 2014 by olaasm

(ed. Originally published August 25, 2012 – here!) The drugs, as they so sadly do, finally wore off after a few hours of fitful sleep snuck in between seemingly arbitrary holding-cell changes and perfunctory, peanut butter and jelly sandwich lines. … Continue reading →

Posted in ACAB/FTP, Archival, Liberalism, occupy, Patriarchy, Prisons, War on the Poor, white supremacy | Tagged A Clean Well Lighted Place, banality of evil, deputies, deputy, Ernest Hemingway, Hannah Arendt, hate, hatred, jail, la, LA County, LA County Sheriff, Lee Baca, los angeles, race, racism, Sheriff Lee Baca, twin towers, white supremacy | 1 Comment

A Clean, Well Lighted Place for the Banality of Evil (Part 1)

Posted on January 4, 2014 by olaasm

(ed. Originally published August 25, 2013 – here!) “I’m sleepy now. I never get into bed before three o’clock. He should have killed himself last week.” – Ernest Hemingway, ‘A Clean, Well Lighted Place’ There is a photo of a … Continue reading →

Posted in ACAB/FTP, Archival, occupy, Prisons, Uncategorized, War on the Poor, white supremacy | Tagged acab, ftp, jail, la, LA County Jail, los angeles, occupy, occupy los angeles, occupyla, ola, pigs, police, prison, privilege, twin towers, white, white supremacy | Leave a comment

Tag Archives: la

The People v. Charlie Beck: An Indictment of Five Years of LAPD Abuse

White Supremacy: Polishing the Police Brass on the U.S. Titanic

A Clean, Well Lighted Place for the Banality of Evil (Part 2)

A Clean, Well Lighted Place for the Banality of Evil (Part 1)

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