Archive for April 27th, 2007
A Chicago High School student was arrested for disorderly conduct based on an essay he wrote for his creative writing class. The students were instructed not to censor anything and to write about anything they wished.
Adding insult to injury, a second disorderly conduct charge was leveled for scaring his teacher. Allen Lee, an honors student, was also transferred to an Alternative School.
Chicago is quickly traveling down the road to facsism. First it was restauranteurs being turned into criminals for selling foie gras, now wiritng fiction for a creative writing class warrants criminal charges.
source: Essay arrest baffles experts
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This is a very sad conclusion.
ALBANY, N.Y. — Friendly fire killed a New York state trooper as he searched a farmhouse for a suspect in the shooting of a colleague, officials said Friday.
Trooper David C. Brinkerhoff, a member of the force’s elite mobile response team, was shot Wednesday as he and another trooper went into a farmhouse where the suspect had holed up.
“The fatal wound was made by a .223 tactical round that was believed to have been fired by an MRT member,” said acting State Police Superintendent Preston Felton.
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You can listen to yesterday’s WNYM Radio broadcast of Free New York Radio with Jim Ostrowski interviewing critically acclaimed author Thomas J. DiLorenzo.
DiLorenzo, through meticulous research, unearthed the details surrounding Lincoln’s actions and motivation for the Civil War and the myths that have been perpetuated by most scholars and educators.
You can listen to all archived WNYM Radio shows here.
http://blog.freeny.org/wp-content/uploads/DiLorenzo4.26.07.mp3
Technorati tags: Free America Radio, WNYM Radio, Jim Ostroski, Thomas J. DiLorenzo, Lincoln Unmasked, slavery, Civil War
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So police officers don’t shoot and kill innocent people.
ATLANTA (AP) — Two police officers pleaded guilty Thursday in state court to manslaughter in the shooting death of a 92-year-old woman during a botched drug raid last fall. A third officer still faces charges.
Source: The Buffalo News: National
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