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Katherine Johnston, 92, Drug War Victim
It just never stops… ATLANTA — Three Atlanta police officers were shot and wounded and an elderly woman killed at a house in northwest Atlanta Tuesday night. The woman, who relatives say was 92-years-old, opened fire on the officers from … Continue reading
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Taking it to the next step?
Phillip Smith suggests a somewhat daring notion: a direction action protest to surround and shut down DEA headquarters in suburban Arlington, Virginia. … Isn’t it about time to take concrete action against these latter day buccaneers? My activist friend suggested … Continue reading
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Open Thread
“bullet” In the Detroit News: Subject drug war to the Iraq War test by Nolan Finley Yet while it only took three years for the American people to lose patience with the Iraq War, the drug war has been dragging … Continue reading
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