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About a year and a half ago, Las Vegas Attorney Stephen Stubbs submitted a story to the CopBlock Network about a man who had been beaten by members of the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department. That man, Dominic Gennarino, could be seen on surveillance video (embedded below) from the Vanguard Lounge, a bar/nightclub located on […]
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Man Beaten by Las Vegas Police For Not Moving Fast Enough Awarded $31,500 Settlement (Update)
April 16th, 2016 
Awake Goy 
Posted in World News 
Tags: appeal, beating, dent, floyd, officer, robocop, sentence, wins 
No Comments »The New “Middle Class” – Making $250,000 a Year in Palo Alto Qualifies for Housing Subsidies
March 24th, 2016 Awake Goy For related articles, see: The Rent is Too Damn High – San Fran Residents Pay $1,000 a Month to Live in Shipping Containers Doing God’s Work – San Francisco Church Sprays Homeless People with Water to Keep Them Away Political Activists May be Banned from San Francisco’s Public Transportation System […]
You Don’t Have to be American to Understand Police Brutality
February 3rd, 2016 Awake Goy While protesters took to Mall of America effectively “ruining” the day for people who buy things they don’t need and creating their own debt hell, a similar event in the United Kingdom has also “ruined” the day of some English shoppers. Last December, over 600 protesters laid on the floor in a West Field Shopping Mall […]
Posted in World News Tags: 10, beating, dent, floyd, officer, robocop, sentenced, years No Comments »USA Delivers 19,000 Bombs to head chopping Wahabist Saudis Supporting ISIS
November 20th, 2015 Awake Goy USA Delivers 19,000 Bombs to Wahabist Saudis Supporting ISIS Could it be any more clear who is on the right side, and who is on the wrong side of this conflict? Originally appeared at German Economic News. Translated by Susan Neumann. The Islamist theocracy Saudi Arabia is getting heavy ammunition equaling billions of dollars from the United […]
6,000 Prisoners Make Their Way Home
October 31st, 2015 Awake Goy Over the next three days, 6,000 will be released from federal prisons. The decision to release the prisoners came last April from the U.S. Sentencing Commission, a judicial agency which voted to reduce sentences for drug-related crimes. For many, it’s been years since they’ve freely walked outside prison gates—the average inmate in this release will have served […]
