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In the days of protest, “topped Wall Street ‘s” facing police violence

admin — Wed, 01 Feb 2012 06:00:09 +0000

Comments Dealing with two young women topless took part in protests held Wall Street in New York today, some police responded with a whip out their own tools of the trade-nightsticks.

In the fracas that characterized the tense atmosphere in lower Manhattan, the women were pushed roughly around the pavement along Broadway in front of famous Trinity Church, while some of the protesters was demolished, said the two people involved in the incident. In other words, my boobs were greeted with a truncheon.

There are other reports of police violence Thursday in the midst of a crowd of some media outlets that put in the thousands. Some of these altercations, as above, appear to be unprovoked. Others who appeared touched off partly by protesters who remove barricades erected to control the demonstrations. But in both cases the suggested level of violence, at best, an undisciplined by individual police officers and at worst an official license to harm the body.

one clash at Zuccotti Park, protesters who had been "occupied" for two months until police cleared this week in an attack in the morning:

Police wielding batons pushed lines into the crowd near the Cedar Street, but after a few moments for the officer who directed backwards by Joseph j. Esposito, head of the Department.

But before the Chief Esposito directed police returned, some of the officers could see pushing and punching protesters and journalists.

Keystone XL, clean water and democracy

admin — Wed, 11 Jan 2012 06:08:57 +0000

In today's economy, job creation surpassed only. But for Nebraskans, at least one thing a higher ranking – and protecting water resources are very precious to them. They know, as we all should be, that clean water is essential for economic vitality enough now and for generations to come.

As originally proposed, 1,700-mile pipeline would have crossed the Nebraska's unique and valuable, rare native Sandhills prairie wetland ecosystems, lakes and hills covered in grass which covers about a quarter of the country.

Sandhills are also critical to Ogallala aquifer recharge zones, underground water reserve is an area that supplies drinking water to several million people in the Great Plains as well as 30 per cent of all land used for irrigation.

7 charged in the case of the murder of Bhutto

admin — Tue, 06 Sep 2011 20:41:13 +0000

A Pakistani anti-terrorism Court on Saturday charged two senior police officers and five militants suspected for murder 2007 former Prime Minister Benazir Bhutto.

Officials said two police officers were indicted for failing to provide adequate security for Mrs. Bhutto.

The French news agency reported that five militants were charged with "criminal conspiracy" to carry a suicide bomber from the tribal belt in the Northwest and keeping himself in a house in the garrison town Rawalpindi.

Mrs. Bhutto was killed in a gun and bomb attack on December 27, 2007 when the campaign in the city.

All the defendants have denied the allegations.

In violence Saturday, a suicide bomber detonates himself in an unsuccessful attack in the southwest of the city, Hazaras, on the outskirts of Quetta, the capital of the province of Baluchistan.

Officials said local people to the mosque.

Some information for this report provided by AFP.