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ATLANTA — That photo of the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. riding one of the first desegregated buses in Montgomery, Ala.? He took it. The well-known image of black sanitation workers carrying “I Am a Man” signs in Memphis? His. He was the only photojournalist to document the entire trial in the murder of Emmett Till, and he was there in Room 306 of the Lorraine Hotel, Dr. King’s room, on the night he was assassinated.
But now an unsettling asterisk must be added to the legacy of Ernest C. Withers, one of the most celebrated photographers of the civil rights era: He was a paid F.B.I. informer.
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This NARC is a sell-out to the African-American community and may have been in on the MLK hit. Real civil rights activist, Dick Gregory, explains the situation in the interview I will post in the comment below.ATLANTA — That photo of the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. riding one of the... more
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After the conflicting statements of mobsters Graviano and Spatuzza the loyalists of the premier, including the director of Tg1, claim victory saying that there was never any negotiation between the party of Berlusconi and the Mafia. Too bad that in reality this assumption is not only based on the statements of Spatuzza, now denied by his boss, but on a number of other witnesses and evidences. Indeed Dell'Utri before them had already been sentenced in first instance.
http://www.inaltreparole.net/en/news/mafiastato121209.htmlAfter the conflicting statements of mobsters Graviano and Spatuzza the loyalists of... more
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The appeal trial for collusion with the Mafia in which is the defendant Marcello Dell'Utri, a founder of Forza Italia and a close friend of Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi, is telling us the history of relations between the Mafia and politics in recent decades. A very bad story for our country.Today deposed Gaspare Spatuzza, a repentant murderer and mobster, which indicated Berlusconi and Dell'Utri as the political instigators of the Mafia bombings in 1992-1993.
http://www.inaltreparole.net/en/resistance/spatuzzaberlusconi041209.htmlThe appeal trial for collusion with the Mafia in which is the defendant Marcello... more
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Seven Signs of Terrorism.
A new video released by the city of Kansas City Missouri and the Dept. of Homeland Security.
Besides the fact that the quality is subpar along the lines of a bad corporate training video, This just reeks of McCarthyism.
This seems to be right in line with the new initiative in the U.K. that has citizens spying on other citizens by digging through each others garbage bins.
Please watch video and discuss-Seven Signs of Terrorism.
A new video released by the city of Kansas City Missouri... more
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Lews Kasman, shown seated (far r.) beside John (Dapper Don) Gotti, admitted hiding $80,000 scam from feds.
The late John Gotti's "adopted son" admitted Friday he continued his criminal ways while working as an FBI informant.
Lewis Kasman had a lot of 'fessing up to do in a Florida courthouse where he's star witness against reputed Gambino gangster Vincent Artuso.
The trial is essentially a rehearsal for his next turn on the stand at the upcoming murder trial of John A. (Junior) Gotti in Tampa. "I came down here to Florida to get away from the rat race," Kasman, 51, said, prompting laughter from those who got the joke.
The FBI recruited Kasman as a snitch 12 years ago, when the elder Gotti was still boss of the Gambinos. He was promoted to full-fledged cooperating witness in 2005 as the mob family struggled with internal turmoil and some Gotti relatives leaned on Kasman for money.
Even a $12,000-a-month retainer from the feds wasn't enough to keep Kasman straight.
Under the noses of his handlers, Kasman tipped off a pal who was under investigation for selling steroids, lied to his wife's divorce lawyer, withdrew money from his children's trust fund and scammed a businessman out of $80,000.
Assistant U.S. Attorney Brian McCormick asked why he hid the scam from the FBI, and Kasman replied, "I wanted to keep the 80 grand."
The prosecutor played secretly recorded tapes of Kasman and Gambino consigliere Joseph (JoJo) Corozzo discussing the dysfunctional Gottis.
"He [John Sr.] died hating that kid [John Jr.], you know that," Kasman told Corozzo.
At one point, as Kasman was testifying, a loud clanking noise was heard, caused by construction work in another part of the courthouse.
"There must be a rat in the building," one spectator cracked.Lews Kasman, shown seated (far r.) beside John (Dapper Don) Gotti, admitted hiding... more
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A 20-year-old Vancouver man accused of five counts of first-degree murder torched an east Vancouver home in retaliation for one of those inside the home giving information to police about a stabbing near SkyTrain, the Crown alleged Monday at the opening of the murder trial.
A 20-year-old Vancouver man accused of five counts of first-degree murder torched an... more
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