Manipulating the Message: Police Attacks on Free Press and the Fencing in of Humanity

Journalists and dissidents alike are being targeted by American police in the land of the free. Is it as simple as an out of control police force, or something more?

Raul Diego
By Raul Diego

The evening before President Trump lumbered over to St. John's Church for his infamous "photo op," U.S. Attorney General Bill Barr quietly instructed all 56 regional departments of the FBI's Joint Terrorism Task Forces (JTTF) to "identify criminal organizers and instigators" in the nationwide protests elicited by George Floyd's murder. Barr,

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Margaret Kimberley: Black Misleaders Are Seeking an End to Grassroots Protest

The nationwide protests have forced the Black quisling class to reveal themselves as agents of the racial and economic status quo.

Margaret Kimberley
By Margaret Kimberley
Keisha Lance Bottoms Feature

New York City (BAR) -- The aftermath of George Floyd’s murder at the hands of Minneapolis, Minnesota police has created a national political crisis. The revulsion caused by this latest killing caught on camera spawned protests in Minneapolis and all over the country. Black people are the angriest, knowing they are at risk of the same treatment and

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Lawyers of George Floyd Family to Open UN Human Rights Case, Seek Sanctions Against US

If there ever was a clear cut case for human rights abuse, it is the ongoing and pervasive disregard for communities of color by the police and concomitant prison-judicial complex in America.

Raul Diego
By Raul Diego
George Floyd Lawyer Feature photo

Over the past few months, the latest in a long history of extrajudicial killings of Black Americans has claimed the lives of three people: Ahmaud Arbery, a 25-year old man gunned down in February by a gang of armed white men who chased him through a South Georgia neighborhood; Breonna Taylor, massacred in her own home by police officers who were

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Austin Police Respond to Police Brutality Protest with Violent Crackdowns

Saturday’s protest against police brutality in the capital of Texas may show that the have-nots in America may have found a common cause to rally around – and that is not good news for the police,

Raul Diego
By Raul Diego
Austin Police protest Feature photo

The protests against police brutality, which have gripped the nation as a result of the police murder of George Floyd, reached the capital of Texas on Saturday as thousands of mostly young and outraged Austin residents of all colors flooded one of the city's most vital arteries, taking over I-35 just where it overlooks Austin Police Department

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National Security “Experts” Blame Russia for the George Floyd Protests

The latest instance of American social disharmony being blamed on Moscow is part of a long tradition, where some see an invisible Russian hand whenever it is useful.

Alan Macleod
By Alan Macleod
George Floyd Protests Feature photo

The murder of George Floyd one week ago by Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin has sparked national and international protests, as millions have expressed their outrage over what they see as a racist and deadly policing system. But many in the political establishment are claiming that much of the crisis has been manufactured by powerful enemy

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National Guard, Now Authorized to Use Live Ammo, Flood America’s Streets

Already deployed in multiple states, over 10,000 guardsmen are scheduled to flood Minneapolis streets – representing the first time in its 164-year history that the organization has been fully mobilized – and they have been authorized to carry live ammunition.

Alan Macleod
By Alan Macleod
National Guard Feature photo

The national security state and the military are joining forces with the police and national guard to counter the nationwide protest movement that has exploded since the police killing of unarmed black man George Floyd on Monday. In response to the police capitulation in Minneapolis, leaving their precinct to be burned down, Minnesota governor

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