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Originally Posted by Zak64
Disgraceful! I have no idea why the cops acted this way. The only thing I can think of is that there is some law or by - law that prohibits protests outside the UN, but I'm speculating there.
At least the cameraman was not stopped from filming, although there were efforts to keep him away from the demo. Neither will the protesters disappear, as I fear they may well do in China. Also those arrested and charged will get a fair hearing in a court, and will have an appointed lawyer to represent them. I doubt protesters in China would get the same rights!
Of course it is all on Utube, so can be seen worldwide. Ooops! No it can't, I just remembered, Utube is banned in China!  |
It certainly is disgraceful.
But haven't you heard this is the New America ?
Or should I say "New World Order"......
I'm not blaming the American people at all, but if you're like me and study America a lot this kind of police brutality seems to be the norm rather than the exception.
Not "Land of the free home of the brave" more like "Land of the coward home of the slave"
I don't want to change the thread into anything except Tibet but here are just a few examples of police brutality and attempted crackdowns on the use of video cameras in America:
America's Police Brutality Pandemic
NY Police Report Bomb to Frame Activist as Terrorist
New York Moves To Ban Public Filming And Photography
And it is clear there are similar losses of liberty in Europe and this country too.
A good example of New World Order policy being exhibited around the globe...
By the way, did you know the internet could be threatened in America and possibly the UK later too ?
The days of posting videos through youtube could become a thing of the past as we know it here in the free world too....
See the thread
Be Honest