(ANTIMEDIA) — Prisoners in 17 states across the country started a two-week strike Tuesday, calling for an end to “modern slavery.” Prisoners will abstain from going to work at their jobs, halt commissary spending, engage in sit-ins, and refuse to eat. The main reason for the strike was an April prison riot at the Lee Correctional Institution in South Carolina […]
If I Don’t Feel It, The Problem Doesn’t Exist
You know we are cooked when the middling middle class, with educations from Duke, USC, Vanderbilt, Princeton, Columbia, and gobs of money in the bank, and an east coast upbringing, now California dreaming, are astonished that there are actually homeless veterans.
The Nuremberg Principles not only prohibit such crimes but oblige those of us aware of the crime to act against it. “Complicity in the commission of a crime against peace, a war crime, or a crime against humanity … is a crime under International Law.” […]
The ongoing building and maintenance of Trident submarines and ballistic missile systems constitute war crimes that can and should be investigated and prosecuted by judicial authorities at all levels. As citizens, we are required by International Law to denounce and resist known crimes.
There is more to Manafort’s stiff sentence that meets the eye, including much untold information about Manafort’s Ukraine lobbying efforts which were done in coordination with Obama’s Ukraine strategy to wedge Russia’s neighbor into the EU and NATO at all costs, including a violent government coup.
US Federal Bureau of Prisons (BOP) statistics show that 20% of prisoners in the US are criminal aliens. The total US prison population is 183,220 inmates, and Mexicans comprise the largest number of illegal alien criminal inmates with 23,532 prisoners, or 12.8% of the US prison population. [...]
The United States government provided over $277 million in funding for county jail construction since 1996, according to documents obtained by Shadowproof.
The funding came in the form of grants and long-term low-interest loans through the Community Facilities Direct Loan and Grant Program run by the Department of Agriculture’s Rural Development agency.
Henry Minter was working as a farm laborer in Georgia in the 1870s when he met Mary Dotson, a young black servant girl. The couple never married – which would have been illegal at the time – but they stayed together until Henry’s death.
Mary, who was left with their four children, then became a washerwoman in Atlanta. Their daughter, Florence, tried to raise funds by making moonshine. Caught in 1920, she served three years for illegally making liquor.
Michael Inside is a new Irish movie which looks at the prison system in Ireland and the people who serve their time in it. The film is about a young man who is sent to prison for the first time after being caught with drugs he had stashed in his grandfather’s house with whom he shares. In prison he is taken under the wing of an older experienced prisoner who helps him to stand up for himself but also ensnares him in a cycle of violence in the prison itself. We see the emotional and psychological growth and strengthening of Michael with these harrowing experiences.
Alternate Current Radio Presents: Boiler Room – Live Uninterruptible Talk Radio with the ACR Social Rejects Club
Dawn those headphones, crank it up and drop into the Boiler Room this week hosted by Hesher and Spore along with Jay Dyer, Randy J, Tommy the Comic Book Guy and Infidel Pharaoh.
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Arte Radio vient de publier le témoignage de Mohammed, ancien recruteur de « djihadistes » en prison. Ce témoignage est particulièrement intéressant, pour plusieurs raisons. Rares sont les journalistes occidentaux à donner la parole à « l’ennemi ». Pourtant, à considérer que nous aurions un ennemi, nous ne devrions pas faire l’économie de tenter de le comprendre. Comprendre, ce n’est pas excuser, c’est prendre de la hauteur.
