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Tag Archives: los angeles
The LAPD: Not Your Model Police Department
The LAPD: Not Your Model Police Department – But Definitely Theirs Los Angeles has long served as a proving ground where the counterinsurgency tactics later adopted by police throughout the United States were first domestically deployed. Ever since the … Continue reading
Posted in ACAB/FTP, Action, Archival, California, Liberalism, Los Angeles, Media, Prisons, War on the Poor, white supremacy
Tagged Al Sharpton, Antonio French, Bill Bratton, broken windows, Chief Beck, Community Policing, Connie Rice, copaganda, Darren Wilson, Every 28 Hours, Ezell Ford, Ferguson, I Can't Breathe, Jasmyne Cannick, Jessie Jackson, Kroll, lapd, los angeles, model, Najee Ali, negotiated management, police brutality, PredPol, propaganda, Ron Johnson, This Stops Today, Tom Jackson, white supremacy, Zero Tolerance
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No H.O.M.E. For Nazis in Beverly Hills
There has been a long-running, “low-grade street war” against the neo-fascist Golden Dawn in Greece. In the Ukraine’s ongoing Euromaidan demos, it is said that neo-fascists “make up about 30% of protesters.” President Nicholas Madura recently invoked the specter of fascism to describe the … Continue reading
Posted in ACAB/FTP, Action, California, culture industry, Liberalism, Los Angeles, Patriarchy, Prisons, Queer, Sex Work, Uncategorized, War on the Poor, white supremacy
Tagged antifa, antifascist, Beverly Hills, collaboration, complicity, fascist, HOME Beverly Hills, James Stern, los angeles, Najee Ali, National Socialist Movement, NAZI, nazis, no platform, NSM, OLAASM, opportunism, white supremacy
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“Watchdog or Lapdog?” (1991 Revisited)
[ed. After talking to a veteran comrade about our most recent posts (on Sheriff Baca, Fullerton and the LAPD), he dug through his archives and produced the following long-form article about police accountability, originally published in 1991 in “Minority Trendsletter,” a … Continue reading
Posted in ACAB/FTP, Archival, California, Liberalism, Los Angeles, Media, Prisons, War on the Poor, white supremacy
Tagged 1991, accountability, AIM, California, Charlie Beck, civilian review board, copwatch, eric garcetti, fpd, fullerton, kelly thomas, lapd, los angeles, movement, murder, NCOPA, pigs, police, police brutality, police commissions, rodney king, Steve Soboroff, violence
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We Go
With sadness tinged with hope… There’s a quote at the top of our blog that merits some consideration today, on this all-too-quiet morning after a jury in Orange County acquitted two Fullerton pigs, Manuel Ramos and Jay Cicinelli, in the … Continue reading
Posted in ACAB/FTP, Action, California, culture industry, Los Angeles, Media, Prisons, Uncategorized, War on the Poor, white supremacy
Tagged acab, anarchism, anarchist, ftp, fullerton, insurrection, Jay Cicinelli, kelly thomas, leo ferre, los angeles, manuel ramos, march, rally, santa ana, strategy, tactics, the streets, vigil
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On the Sith Order Of Things and Lee Baca’s Doge
“This is the way of our Order. An individual may die, but the Sith are eternal.” ― Darth Zannah Like a true Sith Lord, 16-year Los Angeles County Sheriff Lee Baca didn’t assume leadership of his dark order until his mentor, … Continue reading
Posted in ACAB/FTP, Action, California, culture industry, Liberalism, Los Angeles, Patriarchy, Prisons, Queer, Sex Work, Skid Row, War on the Poor, white supremacy
Tagged acab, apprentice, cadejo, corrupt, dogs, ftp, jail, k9, Lee Baca, los angeles, paul tanaka, police, prison, racist, rebel, resignation, retire, sheriff, sith, sith lord, sith order, white supremacist
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The Battle for Wall Street
(ed. Originally published September 12, 3013 – here!) The Battle for Wall Street The ring of a bicycle bell chimes repeatedly through the air – breaking the monotony of the muzak version of “La Cucaracha” resounding in loops from a … Continue reading
Posted in ACAB/FTP, Action, Archival, California, Los Angeles, War on the Poor
Tagged cathelene hughes, community, eviction, home defense, LAAEC, los angeles, occupy, occupy wall street, occupyla, ola, ows, Wall Street
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A Clean, Well Lighted Place for the Banality of Evil (Part 2)
(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
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A Clean, Well Lighted Place for the Banality of Evil (Part 1)
(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
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