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Corporate Occupation of the United States

SEIU 1021 Joins the November 2^nd General Strike

By Steven Argue

Scott Olsen Cannot Talk Due to the Brain Injury Caused by Police Violence

General Strike and Mass Protest on Weds. Nov. 2nd!

Drop the Charges Against All Occupy Protesters!

By Steven Argue

Download at:

http://www.indybay.org/uploads/2011/05/03/patty050211.mp3 (27.8 mb mp3 30
minutes and 56 seconds)

Interview recorded at Free Radio Olympia by dj Questionmark on May 2,
2011

Olympia peace activist Patty talks about her participation in a federal
lawsuit to change conditions in the Olympia City Jail. She was arrested in
November 2007 during anti-war protests that shut down military transport
through the Port of Olympia. Patty was one of 40 women who held a sit in
at the port gate. The lawsuit came from their treatment in Olympia City
Jail where they were held for hours in their underwear and subjected to

BY JEREMY PAWLOSKI Olympian Staff writer October 04, 2010

The attorney for a retired special agent with the U.S. Coast Guard has filed a motion to dismiss a federal lawsuit alleging that the agent spied on members of an Olympia anti-war group.

The motion, filed on Sept. 30, argues that the Posse Comitatus Act, a federal law barring the military from engaging in domestic law enforcement duties, does not apply to the Coast Guard.

Subject: Lawful First Amendment Activities and You

We know you monitor this website on a regular basis and we would like to communicate directly to you. The report you issued on March 26th 2010 (see extract below) on recent efforts by law-abiding citizens to compile information from various Washington State law enforcement agencies cannot pass without comment. You have repeatedly attempted to characterize the lawful first amendment activities of citizens as something nefarious or with ulterior motives. You pass this off as "analysis" and "warning" as a means to inflate your true value. Your attempts are then regurgitated and placed cut and paste into other daily summaries across the land. You've taken the art of pre-criminalizing to a new level Mr Chesbro.

Court: Olympia accused of violating Constitution

Olympian Nov. 5, 2009

TACOMA - The first civil trial stemming from the Port of Olympia protests two years ago began Wednesday with differing accounts of the encounters between the two plaintiffs and police officers.

William Hamilton and Larry Mosqueda, both of Olympia, have sued the city of Olympia and several of its police officers for allegedly violating their civil rights through the use of excessive force during separate incidents Nov. 10 and Nov. 11, 2007.