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Canada FotB Podcast Police State

Scurvy January 17, 2023January 17, 2023 Canada, citizen journalism, civil rights violations, Crackdown Podcast, drug war, first person testimony, FotB, Friends of the Blog, Garth Mullins, Indigenous Rights, Mass incarceration, MP6, neoliberalism, Podcast, Police, police budgets, police state, policing, policing for profit, poverty, racialized incarceration, Scurvy, Scurvy's Selection, Socialism, the prison industrial complex, the war on drugs, victims of the drug war, violent policing

Scurvy’s Selection: Crackdown Podcast

In today’s Selection, our host Scurvy brings us the straight dope about the war on drugs by highlighting first person accounts on the amazing Crackdown Podcast.

Journals Neoliberalism Personal Social Justice

NinaIllingworth May 25, 2021November 5, 2022 ACAB, affordable housing, anti-poor propaganda, austerity, CA4, capitalism, class war, coronavirus, Covid 19, cycles of poverty, dehumanization, Depression, extraction of rents, Facebook Journals, hidden effects of homelessness, homeless, homeless people are people, homelessness in Canada, homelessness in the UK, homelessness in the US, homelessness is not a choice, housing crisis, housing is a human right, humanizing the homeless, inadequate support networks, informal writing, injustice, investor class, invisible, JA5, Journals, landlords, living on the streets, mental health, neoliberalism, Nina Illingworth, pandemic, personal, policing, Poor Laws, poverty, poverty in the Pig Empire, poverty is not a character flaw, rentier class, rents, shelters, shuffling the poor around, Social Darwinism, Social Justice, social safety net, ST2, stress, workhouse

What They Never Tell You About Being Homeless

A lengthy personal journal discussing the hidden psychological conditions inspired by homelessness and poverty in the Pig Empire.

Books Can't You Read Police State Social Justice

NinaIllingworth January 6, 2019November 5, 2022 activism, anti-racism, Assata Shakur, Assata was framed, Assata: An Autobiography, attacks on protesters, Black Panther Party, Black power, blog, Books, Can't You Read, capitalism, Civil Rights movement, COINTELPRO, coverup, Cuba, establishment power, exile, exploitation, FA1, FBI, federal police, frame up, Hoover, informal writing, JA5, liberal antiracism is a joke, liberalism, liberals, lie, MLK, Police, police state, policing, Racism, Social Justice, Socialism, ST2, state power, the myth of tolerance, war on the Black Panthers, white liberals, white moderate

Assata is Innocent & the Myth of Moderate Liberal Tolerance

A link to a short Can’t You Read discussion about the innocence of Assata Shakur and the failure of white moderate liberal anti-racism.

Blog media News Police State

NinaIllingworth July 22, 2016November 17, 2022 85 civilians bombed, accidental bombing, bathroom bill, bribery, Business Insider, Charles Kinsey, Civil Rights, Dallas PD, Dan Savage, Department of Justice, Donald Trump, drone, Fantastic Lies, fascism, Florida AG, Fraud, free speech, Hillary Clinton, identity politics, Imperialism, John F. O’Donnell, Josh Barro, Lee Camp, LGBTQ rights, lies we tell ourselves, Media, Micah Johnson, Milo, Milo Yiannopoulos, NBA, neoliberal multiculturalism, neoliberalism, News, Nina Illingworth, North Carolina, Observations from Outside the Death Star, OODS, Op-Ed, Pam Bondi, police shooting, police state, police violence, policing, Racism, Rec Reads, Recommended Reading, Redacted Tonight, robot, Six Things I Think, social media, Syria, TADMZ, Tales from the American DMZ, targeted bombing, Ten Things I Think, Terms of Service, The Clinton Foundation, Twitter, twitter ban, violent policing

Ten Things I Think about the News – July 22nd

Nina takes a rapid-fire look at ten things in the News she hasn’t had time to discuss in more detail.