NYPD officer charged with multiple felonies for unlawful arrest of New York Times photographer
The New York City police officer that arrested a New York Times photographer has been indicted on three felony counts and five misdemeanor counts for fabricating the cause of the arrest.
The rabbit hole goes deeper and deeper…
A “very senior government official” acting on behalf of Britain’s prime minister demanded the return or destruction of files leaked by NSA whistleblower Edward Snowden, the Guardian’s editor Alan Rusbridger told the BBC.
The Guardian: Downing St. involved in ‘Snowden materials’ destruction order
Unbelievable : If your children read the Olivia books, you may want to see this. This is in the book entitled Olivia Goes to Venice. Indoctrination at its finest. See the Amazon link — click the photo – if you go to where you can see inside the book on their site you can see it plain as day. Also, some great comments by parents about this blatant propaganda.
There’s hope for us yet.
“This is obviously a rather profound escalation of their attacks on the news-gathering process and journalism. It’s bad enough to prosecute and imprison sources. It’s worse still to imprison journalists who report the truth. But to start detaining the family members and loved ones of journalists is simply despotic. Even the Mafia had ethical rules against targeting the family members of people they felt threatened by. But the UK puppets and their owners in the US national security state obviously are unconstrained by even those minimal scruples.”
Detaining my partner: a failed attempt at intimidation / Glenn Greenwald
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