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5161 [lbo-talk] Dallas immigrants' rights protest draws 500,000 -- rank: 72

... reform that would legalize an estimated 11 million undocumented workers. Police put the crowd at between 350,000 and 500,000 ... Minnesota and Iowa also drew thousands of protesters. [...] Hundreds of police were on hand but there were no reports of violence ...

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Author:	B.
Date:	Sun Apr 9 15:55:56 PDT 2006

5162 [lbo-talk] Director of Peace Now threatened with violence -- rank: 72

... Bank outposts. Oppenheimer submitted a complaint to the Yarkon District Police on Thursday. The printed letter, which was unsigned, read: "Now ...

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Author:	Bryan Atinsky
Date:	Thu Apr 6 10:58:39 PDT 2006

5163 [lbo-talk] race and language -- rank: 72

... night. It seems a mob of angry Hasidim attacked a police station. According to NY1 and the Daily News, "[h]undreds ...

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Author:	Doug Henwood
Date:	Wed Apr 5 15:14:47 PDT 2006

5164 [lbo-talk] urban pioneers -- rank: 72

... There was a time when a gleaming, >architecturally edgy new police headquarters in >downtown Los Angeles might have been welcomed as ...

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Author:	Dennis Claxton
Date:	Mon Apr 3 10:44:04 PDT 2006

5165 [lbo-talk] TLF's Iraq cure: hair of dog that bit you -- rank: 72

... joanna <123hop at comcast.net> wrote: > In my experience with police, as a result of interacting with them as > teachers when ...

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Author:	Jim Devine
Date:	Sat Apr 1 13:37:08 PST 2006

5166 [lbo-talk] TLF's Iraq cure: hair of dog that bit you -- rank: 72

In my experience with police, as a result of interacting with them as teachers when ... for specialization: there are whole > organizations within (especially the bigger) police forces who never > speak to citizens as a regular part ...

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Author:	joanna
Date:	Sat Apr 1 13:28:48 PST 2006

5167 [lbo-talk] TLF's Iraq cure: hair of dog that bit you -- rank: 72

... t say that soldiers could do a _good_ job as police (or with zero special training). Because they do a poor ... you are deadly wrong. > > The fundamental difference between war and police operations is how you > tre

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Author:	Jim Devine
Date:	Sat Apr 1 09:12:41 PST 2006

5168 [lbo-talk] Iraq: neoliberal "reform" + occupation repression -- rank: 72

Chuck Grimes writes: I rented Lord of War tonight. The voice over monologue of Nicholas Cage expresses itself so well that it needs no analysis. [...] I've often thought the drug trade was the last and best example of capitalism and classical economics---following the tenets of supply and demand and ...

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Author:	Dwayne Monroe
Date:	Sat Apr 1 05:35:04 PST 2006

5169 [lbo-talk] sociology of disaster -- rank: 72

Chronicle of Higher Education - September 29, 2005 Disaster Sociologists Study What Went Wrong in the Response to the Hurricanes, but Will Policy Makers Listen? By DAVID GLENN In mid-September, John A. Barnshaw, a graduate student at the University of Delaware's Disaster Research Center, made his way to Houston and ...

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Author:	Doug Henwood
Date:	Thu Sep 29 07:14:44 PDT 2005

5170 [lbo-talk] Praise the Lord and pass the crystal meth -- rank: 72

... during her captivity and that she did not tell the police for some time afterward. In the memoir, "Unlikely Angel: The ...

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Author:	Carl Remick
Date:	Wed Sep 28 11:10:49 PDT 2005

5171 [lbo-talk] media exaggerated Katrina crime wave -- rank: 72

Los Angeles Times - September 27, 2005 Katrina Takes a Toll on Truth, News Accuracy Rumors supplanted accurate information and media magnified the problem. Rapes, violence and estimates of the dead were wrong. By Susannah Rosenblatt and James Rainey, Times Staff Writers BATON ROUGE, La. - Maj. Ed Bush recalled how he stood ...

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Author:	Doug Henwood
Date:	Tue Sep 27 10:05:16 PDT 2005

5172 [lbo-talk] Re: DC -- rank: 72

... at the speakers' platform. Plus I noticed a much lighter police presence than usual (excepting the cars surrounding police headquarters near where the march ended). And the cops that ...

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Author:	Dennis Claxton
Date:	Mon Sep 26 10:19:42 PDT 2005

5173 [lbo-talk] DC -- rank: 72

John Lacny, the crack-smoking former Trot wrote: > This mobilization was the biggest since the war started. It was not made > up of only the usual suspects. Anyone who was there will tell you that. > You're simply wrong on the facts. No, it wasn't. The UFPJ march in New ...

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Author:	Chuck0
Date:	Sun Sep 25 18:54:34 PDT 2005

5174 Costs of big marches- Re: [lbo-talk] DC -- rank: 72

... on demo's (tho the city may grumble about overtime police pay....if it weren't for the overtime alot of police could not afford to live in the DC area). So ...

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Author:	Jim
Date:	Sun Sep 25 15:42:25 PDT 2005

5175 [lbo-talk] [Fwd: [R-G] McReynolds on: The Saturday events in Washington DC: reflections] -- rank: 72

-------- Original Message -------- Subject: [R-G] McReynolds on: The Saturday events in Washington DC: reflections Date: Sun, 25 Sep 2005 15:39:23 -0400 From: David Mcreynolds <david.mcr at earthlink.net> (Some of you will get this twice, as I'm sending to several "sub lists". If you can use ...

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Author:	Carrol Cox
Date:	Sun Sep 25 13:00:26 PDT 2005