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#20860232 at 2024-05-13 11:47:41 (UTC+1)
Q Research General #25585: MAGA Monday Edition

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Gang Violence Grows on an Indian Reservation

By Erik Eckholm

Dec. 13, 2009

PINE RIDGE, S.D. ? Richard Wilson has been a pallbearer for at least five of his "homeboys" in the North Side Tre Tre Gangster Crips, a Sioux imitation of a notorious Denver gang.

One 15-year-old member was mauled by rivals. A 17-year-old shot himself; another, on a cocaine binge and firing wildly, was shot by the police. One died in a drunken car wreck, and another, a founder of the gang named Gaylord, was stabbed to death at 27.

"We all got drunk after Gaylord's burial, and I started rapping," said Mr. Wilson, who, at 24, is practically a gang elder. "But I teared up and couldn't finish."

Mr. Wilson is one of 5,000 young men from the Oglala Sioux tribe involved withat least 39 gangs on the Pine Ridge Indian Reservation.The gangs are being blamed for an increase in vandalism, theft, violence and fear that is altering the texture of life here and in other parts of American Indian territory.

This stunning land of crumpled prairie, horse pastures turned tawny in the autumn and sunflower farms is marred by an astonishing number of roadside crosses and gang tags sprayed on houses, stores and abandoned buildings, giving rural Indian communities an inner-city look.

Groups like Wild Boyz, TBZ, Nomads and Indian Mafia draw children from broken, alcohol-ravaged homes, like Mr. Wilson's, offering brotherhood, an identity drawn from urban gangsta rap and self-protection.

Some groups have more than a hundred members, others just a couple of dozen. Compared with their urban models, they are more likely to fight rivals, usually over some minor slight, with fists or clubs than with semiautomatic pistols.

Mr. Wilson, an unemployed school dropout who lives with assorted siblings and partners in his mother's ramshackle house, without running water, displayed a scar on his nose and one over his eye. "It's just like living in a ghetto," he said. "Someone's getting beat up every other night."

The Justice Department distinguishes the home-grown gangs on reservations from the organized drug gangs of urban areas, calling them part of an overall juvenile crime problem in Indian country that is abetted by eroding law enforcement, a paucity of juvenile programs and a suicide rate for Indian youth that is more than three times the national average.

If they lack the reach of the larger gangs after which they style themselves, the Indian gangs have emerged as one more destructive force in some of the country's poorest and most neglected places.

While many crimes go unreported,the police on the Pine Ridge reservation have documented thousands of gang-related thefts, assaults ? including sexual assaults ? and rising property crime over the last three years, along with four murders. Residents are increasingly fearful that their homes will be burglarized or vandalized. Car windows are routinely smashed out.

"Tenants are calling in and saying 'I'm scared,' " Paul Iron Cloud, executive officer of the Oglala Sioux (Lakota) Housing Authority, told the Senate Committee on Indian Affairs in July at a special hearing on the increase of gang activity.

"It seems that every day we're getting more violence," Mr. Iron Cloud said.

Perhaps unique to reservations, rivals sometimes pelt one other with cans of food from the federal commodity program, a practice called "commod-squadding."

As federal grants to Pine Ridge have declined over the last decade, the tribal police force has shrunk by more than half, with only 12 to 20 officers per shift patrolling an area the size of Rhode Island, said John Mousseau, chairman of the tribe's judiciary committee.

Attorney General Eric H. Holder Jr. has proposed large increases in money for the police, courts and juvenile programs, and for fighting rampant domestic and sexual violence on reservations.

Christopher M. Grant, who used to head a police antigang unit in Rapid City, S.D., and is now a consultant on gangs to several tribes and federal agencies, has noted the "marked increase in gang activity, particularly on reservations in the Midwest, the Northwest and the Southwest" over the last five to seven years.

The Navajo Nation in Arizona, for example, has identified 225 gang units, up from 75 in 1997.

One group that reaches across reservations in Minnesota,called the Native Mob,is more like the street gangs seen in cities, with hierarchical leadership and involvement in drug and weapons trafficking, Mr. Grant said.

#10712825 at 2020-09-19 22:08:35 (UTC+1)
Q Research General #13710: Injure One Hair On His Head & We Will You What Burn It Down Means Edition

>>10712396
Huge list of Holocaust films that have been made over the last 80 years which proves that Hollywood wants you to believe that the Holocaust is real when in fact it is a Holohoax.
Part IV

2001 United States Anne Frank: The Whole Story Robert Dornhelm TV movie; based on the book by Melissa Müller
2001 United States
United Kingdom Conspiracy Frank Pierson TV movie
2001 United States The Grey Zone Tim Blake Nelson Based on the book
2001 Germany Nirgendwo in Afrika Caroline Link English title: Nowhere in Africa; adaptation of Stefanie Zweig's autobiographical novel
2001 United States Uprising Jon Avnet TV movie
2002 France
Germany Amen. Costa-Gavras Based on the play The Deputy by Rolf Hochhuth
2002 France
Germany
United Kingdom
Poland The Pianist Roman Polanski Based on the autobiography by Wladyslaw Szpilman; Won 3 Academy Awards
2002 Czech Republic The Power of Good Matej Miná? Documentary[7][8]
2003 Hungary A Rózsa énekei Andor Szilágyi
2003 Italy Facing Windows Ferzan Özpetek English title: Facing Windows
2003 United States The Singing Forest Jorge Ameer
2003 United States Out of the Ashes Joseph Sargent Based on the book I Was a Doctor in Auschwitz by Gisella Perl
2003 United States Hitler: The Rise of Evil Christian Duguay TV movie
2003 Germany Babiy Yar Jeff Kanew
2004 Brazil Olga Jayme Monjardim
2005 Poland
Sweden Ninas resa Lena Einhorn
2005 France A Love to Hide Christian Faure TV movie
2005 United States Everything is Illuminated Liev Schreiber Based on the book by Jonathan Safran Foer
2005 United Kingdom Primo Richard Wilson TV movie
2005 Germany Sophie Scholl - Die letzten Tage Marc Rothemund English title: Sophie Scholl: The Final Days
2005 Hungary Fateless Lajos Koltai Based on the book by Imre Kertész
2006 Netherlands Black Book Paul Verhoeven
2006 Germany
Czech Republic Der Letzte Zug Joseph Vilsmaier/ Dana Vávrová English title: The Last Train
2006 United States Forgiving Dr. Mengele Bob Hercules
Cheri Pugh
2007 Germany Spielzeugland Jochen Alexander Freydank English title: Toyland, Won the 2009 Best Live Action Short Film Oscar at the 81st Academy Awards.
2007 United Kingdom The Relief of Belsen Justin Hardy Depicts events that unfolded at Bergen-Belsen concentration camp following the liberation of the camp by British troops in April 1945.
2007 Germany
Austria The Counterfeiters Stefan Ruzowitzky Based on a memoir written by Adolf Burger; won the 2007 Best Foreign Language Film Oscar at the 80th Academy Awards.
2008 United Kingdom God on Trial Andy DeEmmony
2008 United Kingdom
United States The Boy in the Striped Pajamas Mark Herman Adaptation of John Boyne's novel
2008 United States Defiance Edward Zwick Based on the book by Nechama Tec; nomination for an Academy Award in the category of Best Original Score
2008 United Kingdom
United States The Reader Stephen Daldry Based on the book by Bernhard Schlink
Kate Winslet won Academy Award For Best Actress
2008 Hungary
Germany
United Kingdom Good Vicente Amorim Based on the play by Cecil Philip Taylor
2009 France La rafle Rose Bosch Based on the true story of a young Jewish boy
2009 France L'armée du crime Robert Guédiguian English title: The Army of Crime
2009 France Korkoro Tony Gatlif The film depicts the subject of Porajmos.
2009 United States
Germany Inglourious Basterds Quentin Tarantino Nominated for 8 Academy Awards
2009 United States
Poland
Canada The Courageous Heart of Irena Sendler John Kent Harrison TV movie
2010s
Year Country Title Directors Notes
2010 United States
Poland Esther's Diary Mariusz Kotowski Features original footage from the Auschwitz-Birkenau State Museum
2010 France Sarah's Key Gilles Paquet-Brenner An adaptation of the novel Elle s'appelait Sarah by Tatiana De Rosnay
2010 Czech Republic
Austria
Germany Habermann Juraj Herz Based on true events and is the first major motion picture to dramatize the expulsion of 3 million Germans from Czechoslovakia.
2010 France The Round Up Rose Bosch The Vel' d'Hiv Roundup.
2010 China A Jewish Girl in Shanghai Wang Genfa, Zhang Zhenhui Animated. Life of a Jewish girl with her little brother in Shanghai, and her parents in Europe.

#10359163 at 2020-08-20 17:10:37 (UTC+1)
Q Research General #13256: Pathetic DNC'ers Deserves Our Attention Edition

Goodyear Respond to Trump Attack

Goodyear has been shrouded in controversy the past 24 hours after US President Donald Trump called for a boycott of the tyre manufacturer.

Posted by Richard Wilson on 20 Aug 2020

Trump Targets Goodyear over Campaign Clothing Ban

The attack from the US President came following leaked images and reports that Goodyear had prohibited staff from wearing Donald Trump campaign clothing, specifically MAGA and "All Lives Matter" items whilst approving "Black Lives Matter" attire.

In his attack the US President tweeted: "Don't buy GOODYEAR TIRES - They announced a BAN ON MAGA HATS. Get better tires for far less!"

The tweet saw Goodyear's share price drop by 6% before it later recovered.

yes, that Rick Wilson

https://www.tyremanmagazine.com/latest-news/posts/2020/august/goodyear-respond-to-trump-attack/

#8701223 at 2020-04-06 05:47:36 (UTC+1)
Q Research General: #11141 And just like that.. quite Edition

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It was Armstrong's misfortune, however, to become best-known to the public as the man who admitted, during the "Spycatcher" Trial of 1986 to having been "economical with the truth" in order to protect a confidential government source.

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The trial, an abortive attempt by the British Government to ban the publication in Australia of the memoirs of a former employee of MI5, Peter Wright, brought Armstrong (who had dutifully but unenthusiastically agreed to represent the Government in court) unwelcome fame, and "economical with the truth" entered the popular lexicon.

In fact the phrase was not Armstrong's own; he was paraphrasing both Edmund Burke and St John Henry Newman who, in his Apologia Per Vita Sua, reminded his readers that the doctrine of "economy or reserve with the truth" was sanctioned by the Fathers of the early Church.


Armstrong, centre, with the Prime Minister Edward Heath inspecting a model of an oil production platform at BP's London headquarters in 1973 Credit: PA
Such self-irony was typical of Armstrong, a man who conformed to the mould of the 19th-century public servant produced by the great Civil Service reforms of the 1850s. Classically educated at Eton and Oxford, disinterested, high-minded, resolutely non-partisan and loyal, he combined impenetrable discretion with a silky intelligence. As his successor, Robin Butler, put it: "He was extremely discreet, and extremely skilful in his discretion."

Within the Service he was a pillar of bureaucratic orthodoxy who made sure that decisions were arrived at in the right manner. It was he who proposed to Mrs Thatcher, as the Falklands conflict suddenly burst upon the scene in 1982, how she could construct a special committee as the "war cabinet".

He was not so interested in the modern preoccupation with management, paying less attention to his task as Head of the Home Civil Service, which was added to his Cabinet Secretary role in 1983. He also had a good feel for a "wrong 'un". In 1983, Mrs Thatcher gave in when he warned her against knighting Jimmy Savile. (Savile eventually got his knighthood only after Armstrong had retired.)

Armstrong was also a man of consensus, a Butskellite and an oiler of wheels. Even his handwriting - a fine italic style - marked out his elegance of mind and expression. He was skilled at statecraft, and at advising prime ministers how to avoid traps. Richard Wilson, Cabinet Secretary a decade after him, described Armstrong as "Thomas Cromwell with a sense of humour".

To many it seemed extraordinary that Margaret Thatcher should have chosen such an establishment man to be her Cabinet Secretary, particularly as Armstrong had been principal private secretary to Edward Heath. Armstrong, after all, always recalled with pride how, after the conclusion of Britain's negotiations for EEC entry, he had sat with Heath in 10 Downing Street while the Prime Minister thumped out Beethoven's Ode to Joy (the European Anthem) on the piano.

It was true that the Eurosceptic Mrs Thatcher and he had very little in common; but he was one of the few in the Civil Service of whom she was in awe. She admired his drafting skill - which led her to call him"the Oracle' - and his wisdom, though she tried to squash his ambitions as a "sherpa" for international summit meetings, a subject over which she resisted bureaucratic control.

#7200167 at 2019-07-26 15:19:34 (UTC+1)
Q Research General #9211: United Under One God and One Flag Edition

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John Robert Martin
Frank Ayala Martinez
Silvia Leticia Beltran Martinez
John Francis McCormick
Susan H. McDougal (Whitewater controversy)
Howard Mechanic
Brook K. Mitchell Sr.
Samuel Loring Morison
Charles Wilfred Morgan III
Richard Anthony Nazzaro
Charlene Ann Nosenko
Vernon Raymond Obermeier
Miguelina Ogalde
David C. Owen
Robert W. Palmer
Kelli Anne Perhosky
Richard H. Pezzopane
Orville Rex Phillips
Vinson Stewart Poling Jr.
James G. Powell
Norman Lyle Prouse - former Captain for Northwest Airlines, imprisoned for flying while intoxicated[7]
Willie H. H. Pruitt Jr.[9]
Danny Martin Pursley Sr.
Charles D. Ravenel
William Clyde Ray
Alfredo Luna Regalado
Ildefonso Reynes Ricafort
Marc Rich
Howard Winfield Riddle
Richard Wilson Riley Jr. (cocaine and marijuana charges, father was Clinton's Education Secretary)[5]
Samuel Lee Robbins
Joel Gonzales Rodriguez
Michael James Rogers
Anna Louise Ross
Dan Rostenkowski - former Democratic Congressman convicted in the Congressional Post Office scandal
Gerald Glen Rust
Jerri Ann Rust
Bettye June Rutherford
Gregory Lee Sands
Al Schwimmer
Albert A. Seretti Jr.
Patricia Campbell Hearst Shaw
Dennis Joseph Smith
Gerald Owen Smith
Stephen A. Smith
Jimmie Lee Speake
Charles Bernard Stewart
Marlena Francisca Stewart-Rollins
Fife Symington III - former Republican Arizona governor
Richard Lee Tannehill
Nicholas C. Tenaglia
Gary Allen Thomas
Larry Weldon Todd
Olga C. Trevino
Ignatious Vamvouklis
Patricia A. Van De Weerd
Christopher V. Wade
Bill Wayne Warmath
Jack Kenneth Watson
Donna Lynn Webb
Donald William Wells
Robert H. Wendt
Jack L. Williams
Kavin Arthur Williams
Robert Michael Williams
Jimmie Lee Wilson
Thelma Louise Wingate
Mitchell Couey Wood
Warren Stannard Wood
Dewey Worthey
Rick Allen Yale
Joseph A. Yasak
William Stanley Yingling
Phillip David Young
Keith Sanders
Darren Muci
John Scott (not a full pardon)
Amy Ralston Pofahl (drug money laundering, distribution and manufacturing Ecstasy)