Canadians rally on al-Quds Day [video]
YouTube — ravenise00
August 18, 2012
Activists amassed on the streets of Calgary to recognize al Quds-day. al-Quds day takes place on the last Friday of the holy month of Ramadan and represents defiant opposition to the Zionist colonization of Palestine.
“Pepper Spray Cop” Loses Job…Permanently [video included]
P.A.N.D.A. People Against The NDAA
August 2, 2012
Whew. I just can’t stop posting victories today. The infamous “pepper spray cop” that sprayed protesters in Sacramento, CA is now off of his beat. Permanently.
http://www.rawstory.com/rs/2012/08/01/pepper-spray-cop-loses-his-job/
Pro-Assad rally held in Sydney [video]
Press TV
August 5, 2012
While Syria’s unrest continues, protesters snaked their way through Sydney’s central business district demanding no foreign intervention in the country’s internal affairs.
The protesters also thanked Russia and China for their international support for Syria.
Chanting slogans in English and Arabic in support of President Bashar Al-Assad and the Syrian Army, the crowd was vocal, but peaceful as they made their way to the Department of Foreign Affairs Office.
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Toronto Police Sued For $1.4 Million [video]
Press For Truth
August 2, 2012
A group of seven protesters from Hamilton, Ont. are suing Toronto police for $1.4 million, claiming they were unfairly profiled, arrested and mistreated during the G20 summit according to a report from CTV.
Toronto police sued for $1.4M over G20 ‘hairy legs’ profiling:
http://toronto.ctvnews.ca/toronto-police-sued-for-1-4m-over-g20-hairy-legs-pr…
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Insane Amount of Militarized Police for Peaceful Protests in Anaheim [video included]
Activist Post
August 1, 2012
Anaheim, CA continues to be the site for a wave escalating police brutality protests following the chaos that ensued after the shooting of unarmed Manuel Diaz. It has since come to light that Diaz was shot in the leg and the back of the head. The following day, Joel Acevedo was allegedly killed by police while already in handcuffs. These latest incidents have led to lawsuits and calls for federal investigation.
What began as a gathering of locals in response to what they believed was yet another incident in a string of police misconduct cases that have included 7 suspicious shootings with 5 deaths, has now morphed into a much larger mix of protesters after more than 10 days of marches. In our last update, we questioned if there might be provocateurs among the legitimate protesting public, especially since hacktivist collective Anonymous has become involved, and whether or not the escalating violence would justify full-blown militarization. Well, it appears we now have the answer to that question.
There has been a complete mainstream media blackout, despite the following video that shows what looks like a foreign occupation, with armored vehicles, and police with assault rifles. There are also photos of police with grenade launchers being employed in front of Disneyland. This is part of the trend for which the government’s own documents suggest is preparation for widespread civil unrest in America; one where the police and military will work together to oppress Americans: it is the ultimate betrayal.
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Cops Open Fire On Men, Women & Children In California (POLICE OUT OF CONTROL) [video]
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July 22, 2012
[hat tip: Rad Chick]
‘Shoot first, ask questions later’ – Bahrain police motto? [video]
Russia Today
July 20, 2012
Thousands of anti-government protesters have clashed with riot police in Bahrain. Police in the capital have fired tear gas to disperse crowds in the capital. At least 50 people have been killed since unrest began in February. For more on this RT talks to Sayed Hadi Al-Mosawi, a member of the opposition who was at the protests.
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