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There would be more liberal radio stations, but people soon get tired of hearing non-stop whining.Hide replies
Non-stop whining? Apparently you've never listened to Jeff Wagner...
Chuckie.... Maybe you can give us an example of Jeff Wagner whining?
No, I think it's because most liberals respond to reason rather than hate speech and the politics of fear and divisiveness.
"fear and divisiveness" ... you mean like singling out 1% of the population for attack?, arresting a Walker Supporter who wanted to see the president, Shouting down Sarah Palin with cow bells and bull horns on the Capital lawn?
The JS provides an elected member of the Democrat party his own daily column. Is that covered under this provision?
This is what liberals do....they try to silence voices that don't agree with them!Hide replies
Seriously? Have you ever listened to someone calling into Charlie Sykes that disagrees with him? Charlie just cuts the person off using 3 second sound bite that is the basis for his rant, then hangs up on him I have yet to hear him try to have an actual reasonable debate with anyone!
he is rude, boorish-- i cant stand listening to him for more than 15 seconds!
Listen to Sly. Lol!
Wow so is that the guy to contact re the annoying bias of Mike Gousha during the last debate?
Also, Charlie Sykes would love to have Barrett on the radio...but he's too scared to call-in...
and think a business has the right to earn a living..Grame Zilinski & Mike Tate as guests would cause anyone to lose their mind...they are like listening to that EBS test ...
It's my understanding that public (not cable) stations pays a $1 for the right to broadcast. Part of that licensing agreement stipulates that they provide daily news broadcasts that are balanced, i.e., presenting opposing views. Same for public radio stations. And NPR is not liberal. They present both sides of news opinion stories.
This really harkens to the hidden bias of the Left...that its Talk Radio that makes us so darn Conservative! And if we would just listen to more "enlightened" radio (ie Liberal) we would see the error of our ways and become Progressive.
That is not true. I listen to Belling, Rush, or whomever precisely BECAUSE it matches my own internal Conservatism. It lines up with my understanding of the World. They want to eliminate the opposition and have their fantasy put forth as reality.
Liberalism works great...until the money runs out.Hide replies
So you only like to listen to people who you agree with and agree with you and think like you.
I guess having an open-mind and listening to contrary ideas and opnions isn't a conservative value.
The bottom line is no talk show be it conservative or liberal would exist if the FCC ruled in favor of the complainants because they are all biased and would have to give equal time before every election.
Besides the disclaimer is always 'that the opinions are that of the host and not the station'.
There is no "balance" for Barrett. He DOESN't DO ANYTHING! No jobs, No improvement, and NO PLAN for WI.Hide replies
nor does walker, what a canundrum!
Betha you clearly live in a world where you only get your news from the Daily Kos and Huffington Post. The reason we are having a recall is BECAUSE he actually DID something.
That's why he's a 'rock star' Vote Walker!
Since liberal doctrine is about fairness above all else, I'm sure that Media Action Center will also be filing charges against Sly on Madison's WTDY for having a pro-Barrett bias.
Sort of tells you all you should need to know about 'which side' wants to silence any opposing views. Beware 'Liberals' in their sheep's clothing............ they are the real deceivers and enemies of free speech -- they'll say and do anything for your vote to secure their political power........and then use that political power and any means at their disposal to shut down the voice of opposition. They are the real political tyrants you need to fear. Ask yourself why? If their ideas and principles were so good and popular........why won't they stand up to criticism and open debate? There's a reason.....they have no principles or ideas that the majority of people would embrace if they were open and honest about them.Hide replies
Ah... I see your tactic here. Describe what a right-winger is (ok, ok, I'll say a RADICAL right-winger).... (ok, ok already! I'll say a tea partyer), and then say it's a liberal instead. V-e-e-r-y clever. Except to those of us who can see right through it.
Grow up and get a life.
No different than conservatives and Republicans whining about how Liberals would re-instate the Fairness Doctrine for media outlets when Obama was elected and the Dems controlled Congress..Which of course didn't happen and won't.
It's just politics by both sides,No need to take it so seriously.
So we should just ignore the fact that it's a Liberal front group that is running to the FCC and filing an actual complaint (which will cost these parties thousands of dollars in legal fees) -- yeah right......'No need to take it so seriously'... it's only a harmless intimidation tactic that will cost these radio stations thousands of dollars to defend on a frivolous complaint by someone trying to 'send a message' of intimidation -- I would suggest ignore at your own risk. I would call them out and point this hypocrisy out loud and clear and show everyone who the 'free speech' haters are........its' the political left in this country.
It is clear that Obama had no control over Congress or he would have gotten something done other than Obama care in the two years that democrats controlled both houses and the Presidency.
@BSBLFN no it's about a bunch of crybabies who still morn the death of "Airhead" Amerika which failed because of poor ratings, this is not the only sceme that these leftist have to get someone else to pay for their propaganda.
@ jeffuw-A little paranoid are we-sheesh!
How about you just step up and volunteer to foot their entire legal bills then to defend against the FCC filing.......hmmmm? What 'cat got your tongue' now??
Take the Brewers off of WTMJ, and you have a nothing radio station. The only reason I wake up with WTMJ in the morning is because I was listening to a Brewer game the night before. Gene Mueller is the only nonpartisan voice on that station; and it goes back to the Reitman and Mueller days when those two had a great show because they didn't talk politics!Hide replies
Go on the internet. You can find any kind of station you want. Even start your own. They do make internet radios you know.
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As for the Jedi, their meritocracy is indistinguishable from Imperial military meritocracy. Insisting that Jedi hopefuls have the ability to at least use the Force is far less objectionable than insisting that one be cloned and genetically manipulated in order to become a stormtrooper. Moreover, Last's analogy between the Jedi and a royalist Swiss guard is woefully incorrect once since the Jedi aren't supposed to marry or have offspring.
Perhaps the message of Star Wars is not so much that the Empire is bad and that the Republic is good, so much as pointing out that both systems really sucked. I would have to give the edge to the Republic in this instance, if only because its incursions into the lives of its citizens tended to be far less deadly than the Empire's.
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While I agree that college football needs a playoff system, the current bowls should not be used. The teams who finish at the top of the polls at the end of the year should get home field advantage for the first two rounds, with the championship game played on a neutral site. All the current bowl games are in warm-weather states: Using them would give schools like Miami and USC an advantage, while penalizing schools like Washington State and Iowa.
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"Quick Fix" is written by someone whom, it seems, has not played football at the post-secondary level. Two of the eight teams in Fred Barnes's playoffs will play three post-season games. Football is a brutal game. Three post-season games is, in my opinion, asking too much unless the NCAA forces a shorter regular season on all Division I schools.
Also, I realize that a month with no serious academics (spent concentrating on playoffs) would not seriously affect most players, but there are still some schools (Notre Dame, Penn State) which take college studies seriously.
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Jonathan V. Last's article on Star Wars is spot on. I've never bought in the "Empire is evil" stuff either. I've a few supporting points to add.
For one thing, aren't the heroes awfully concerned with royal titles for a bunch of republicans? Everybody is "princess" this or "lord" that. Shouldn't they call each other "citizen," or "comrade," or even "Mr./Ms" instead of being so stuck on titles.
And what kind of a political system allows a teen age girl to be "elected" queen of an entire planet, like Amidala? I'm sorry, but for some reason the thought of Britney Spears as an elected, absolute sovereign fills me with more dread than sense of loyalty to the Old Republic.
Indeed, given the iron hands with which most rulers in this so-called republic run their own planets, the Senate is as much a Council of Five Families as it is U.N. Each family boss seems free to run their planet as they see fit, with occasional turf wars breaking out, despite some nominal supervision from the Senate.
Not only that, these rebels, for all their protestations of morality, are not above taking and holding duly-authorized diplomats as hostages. Then there's that fight between Darth Maul and the two (yes, two) Jedi. Since when is it sporting and fair to gang up and attack two against one?
And then there's all that racial tension between the Nabooians and Jar Jar's group. What's up with that?
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Larry Miller should know that ever since the House managers were betrayed by the Senate leadership during the Clinton trial I have waited for Trent Lott to be pushed out (A Tale of Two Selfish Men). I bet I wasn't alone.
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I enjoyed Victorino Matus's comments on "Gangs of New York", most especially since he actually bothered to read the appropriate source material (Ganged Up). There is one thing that bothered me, however. He gives the reasons for the Draft Riots of 1863 as being: "The Irish did not want to fight for a country they had just arrived in, while nativists refused to fight on behalf of Negro slaves."
This, I fear, is Scorsese's wishful thinking, not reality. The Draft Riots were a singularly ugly episode, and the participants are undeserving of a latter-day whitewash. The riots were spurred by a lethal combination of racial animosity, class hatred, and political opportunism. The (largely Irish) mobs that stormed the Colored Orphans' Asylum were not protesting unfair conscription--they were attacking black people they saw as the enemy.
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As to the guy who thought this was ripped off from Sweet Home Alabama, can I use the word 'idiot' on this board? If you were serious, here's the sequence.
1. Lynard Skynard has hit with Sweet Home Alabama
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3. Kid Rock, possibly the biggest doofus in the history of music, records a song about listening to the Skynard song and inexplicably uses the music from the Warren Zevon song.
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-2Your obviously a doofus. Kid Rock is the most talented artist of all time, no one else can do country,rock,hip hop rnb and soul and actually sound good, not to mention writing his own songs and his ability to play every instrument including an amazing Dj..list goes on. All summer long was not about listening to skynard, its about that summer love most of us have(you must not of) just like night moves from Bob Seger one of the most genius songwriters of all time. Kid Rock got huge respect from Warren Zevon and Lynard Skynard for that song along with collabarating with them. skynard and Warren Zevon would say your a doofus. KR has gone platinum more than 30 times, how about you? your musically challengedFlagged shoestompeon February 13, 20130@marcshoeFlagged priscilla8on April 27, 20150yall both need to learn how to spell Skynyrd - doofusesFlag priscilla8on April 27, 20150@marcshoe Bravo.Flag musicgatoron June 27, 2015


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Patton guided his team to a final Intercollegiate Tennis Association (ITA) national ranking of No. 29, powered by a 28-5 overall record. Boise State was dominant in the conference and region going 8-0 versus Mountain West Conference opponents and 12-0 against teams from the ITA Mountain Region. The Broncos also faced 17 nationally ranked teams recording a 11-6 record against those opponents, 22 which were ranked at some point during the season.
The team won its second-straight Blue Gray National Tennis Classic championship in Montgomery, Ala., and third overall with wins over 36th-ranked Alabama (4-0), 21st-ranked Clemson (4-3) and 37th-ranked VCU (4-2). Boise State ended the season winning its third-consecutive league championship and has never lost a match in the Mountain West Championship tournament (8-0) since joining the league three years ago. The Broncos also advanced to NCAA National Team Championship Tournament, falling in the first round to University of San Diego in Los Angeles, Calif. It was the third-straight appearance and 15th overall under Patton.
Player accomplishments included five players earning MW postseason honors; four with MW All-Academic team recognition; two received MW Scholar Athlete Awards (for maintaining a 3.5 or better accumulative GPA); at the Blue Gray National Tennis Classic Brendan McClain was named Most Valuable Player, while Andy Bettles earned the Sportsmanship Award; as well as four players combining for five MW Player of the Week honors. He also coached Andy Bettles to his second-straight appearance at the NCAA National Men's Tennis Singles Championship.
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Boise State men's tennis has become a familiar player on the national collegiate tennis scene thanks in large part to head coach Greg Patton, who is in his 19th season at the helm of the Bronco men's tennis program. Patton has led Boise State to eight NCAA Tournament appearances in the past nine years and seven conference titles since the beginning of his second tenure in 2003.
Patton has put together an impressive 759-343 record over 35 years as a collegiate head coach, which currently ranks him first nationally for most wins by an active NCAA Division I men's tennis coach and sixth all-time. The majority of his success has come during the 18 years at Boise State, where he has posted a 408-150 record while winning 13 conference championships in three different conferences.
Since returning to Boise State in 2003, Patton guided the team to three-consecutive Mountain West Tournament Championships during his first three seasons in the conference. He also earned Western Athletic Conference titles in four of nine seasons (2003, 2005-07), as well as a WAC regular-season championship in 2009.
During Patton's 18-year tenure with the Broncos he has coached five players to All-America status, including Luke Shields twice in singles (2005 and 2007) and once in doubles (2005), Thomas Schoeck in doubles (2005) with Shields, Guillame Bouvier in singles (2004), as well as the doubles team of Ernesto Diaz and Albin Polonyi (1996).
While successfully leading the Broncos program, Patton has captured many individual honors including being inducted to the Boise State University Athletic Hall of Fame (2001), Idaho Tennis Association Hall of Fame (2013), NCAA National Coach of the Year (1997), USPTA College Tennis Coach of the Year (2013), Intercollegiate Tennis Association Region Coach of the Year (1994, 1997, 2004, 2012, 2014), Mountain West Coach of the Year (2012), Western Athletic Conference Coach of the Year (2005-07, 2009), Big West Coach of the Year (1997), Big Sky Coach of the Year (1993-96), USTA Intermountain Tennis Association Lifetime Achievement Award (2013), Keys to the City of Boise (2013) and the USTA/NCAA National Community Service Award recipient (1997 and 2003).
Patton has been credited with turning Boise State into a national tennis power since his arrival in 1993. In his first season at the reigns of the Broncos, Patton led the team to its first conference championship since 1974. His success did not stop there as Boise State won the Big Sky four consecutive seasons (1993-96) and the Big West Championship its first year in the league (1997). During the 1997 season Boise State was ranked as high as No. 2 in the nation and went to the quarterfinals of the NCAA Championships, finishing fifth in the process.
Patton has been the U.S. Collegiate National Team coach for five years (2009-13) where he guided the team to four world championships in 2009 and 2011-13, as well as one runner-up finish in 2010.
Following the 1998 season, Patton accepted a position as a coach with the U.S. National team. Patton coached at the junior level from 1998-2003 leading the National Boys' 14s to the 2003 World Cup Championship, defeating teams from Argentina and Spain in the process.
Patton also coached the junior national team from 1984-87 leading many junior players to top five world rankings. At the junior level, Patton helped groom some of the finest tennis players America has had to offer including Pete Sampras, Jim Courier, Michael Chang, David Wheaton, and Malavai Washington.
Prior to becoming the head coach of Boise State in 1993, Patton coached at UC Irvine from 1979-92. During his tenure he led the Anteaters to nine Big West championships (1981, 1983-85, 1987-90, 1992) and multiple top 25 finishes in the final national rankings. He was named NCAA Coach of the Year in 1987 and was a five-time Big West Coach of the Year. He was elected to the UC Irvine Athletic Hall of Fame in 2000.
His first job as a coach was with his alma mater UC Santa Barbara from 1976-78 before spending time at CSU Bakersfield (1978-79) and then moving onto UC Irvine.
Patton played his collegiate tennis at UC Santa Barbara from 1972-74.Patton and his wife Christa have a daughter, Chelsea, and a son, Garrett. Garrett is a two-time Idaho High School State Tennis Champion and is currently a senior on the Boise State men's tennis team in 2014-15. Chelsea played tennis at Eastern Washington University from 2010-13 and is now an assistant women's tennis coach at Whitman College in Walla Walla, Washington.


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NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) -- Tennessee Republicans now hold control of both chambers of the Legislature and the governor's office for the first time since 1869. So nothing but a smooth road ahead for new Gov. Bill Haslam's agenda?
Not so fast, say his predecessors.
Republican former Governor, now U.S. Sen. Lamar Alexander, says just because the governor and the legislative majority are of the same party doesn't mean they'll always agree. Alexander says governing is "hard and messy" and the results are never quite what the governor had hoped.
Democrat Ned McWherter served two terms as governor after being House speaker. He quickly drew a line with former legislative colleagues who thought they had influence in the executive branch.
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Our Threat Report for Q3 2015 is full of interesting and timely information designed to keep you one step ahead of the cyber criminals. In this issue, we take a look at phishing kits and how easy they are to use, even by individuals with little computer savvy. We also take a look at Facebook's new ThreatExchange and discuss its advantages over other information exchanges. Finally, we take a look at the current spam situation in Australia.
Preventing malicious mobile traffic presents unique challenges that are often missed due to lack of visibility and control of the network. The true cost of just one of many scams goes beyond operational costs; it ultimately affects subscribers who have fallen victim to phishing attacks stealing sensitive data, like banking credentials, or infecting them with mobile malware. Sending malicious traffic through various methods, including email to SMS or via grey routes, has been driven not only by the low cost, but also due to the highly profitable nature of malware and phishing scams. This webinar will take an in-depth look at the latest trends and attacks affecting mobile network security, the types of malicious traffic that boosts profitability for attackers, and strategies for mitigating message abuse in the network.
Hackers can glean extremely valuable sensitive information or shut down your website simply by attacking DNS. Despite the ease with which an attack can succeed, organizations rarely put security efforts towards DNS. With the number of attacks growing, ignoring DNS security is the fastest way to become the next data breach victim. In this webcast, you will learn the security vulnerabilities of DNS and why you can't assume that it's protected.
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"Computer expert Angela Knox, with Cloudmark, says a computer is like a library with a bunch of files — or books — in it. "You know which shelf the book you're looking for is on by looking at the index of the library," she explains."
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Police told KION-TV that Ceballos was under surveillance as part of a drug investigation, and officers followed him to his home Thursday morning. Ceballos was tazed after he refused a command to get out of his SUV, but police said he got back up and drew his firearm, and the shootout began.
Ceballos was pronounced dead at the scene. Two officers were hit, one in the hand and the other in the leg. They have been treated for their injuries and released. Police are not releasing their names because threats against them have been made by the West Park Street Gang.
"We will not back down. Let me tell you, we will not," said Santa Maria Police Chief Danny Macagni. "It's not a good thing to threaten police, especially from a criminal street gang. We don't negotiate with those people, and we'll handle those threats accordingly."
The drug investigation is ongoing. Police said Ceballos had a lengthy criminal history, including burglary, assault, armed robbery, and multiple drug violations.
California Man Killed in Drug Raid Shootout
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Two More Drug War Deaths
An Atlanta-area man was killed in a drug raid over the weekend, and a coroner's report shows that a pregnant Georgia teenager died after trying to hide drugs during a traffic stop earlier this year. Dwight Person and Megan Long become the 43rd and 44th persons to die during US domestic drug law enforcement operations so far this year.
"One of the people made a threatening move towards the officer and he ignored a verbal command to stop," said Lt. Chris Chandler. "Fearing for her safety, the officer fired one shot and hit the individual in the chest."
The victim, Dwight Person, was rushed to a local hospital, where he was pronounced dead. Police have not revealed whether they recovered any weapons or drugs, but they arrested seven people at the residence.
Person's mother, Verdelle Person, told My Fox Atlanta that her 54-year-old son was the father of two, a military veteran, and a gentle person. "Ain't no way in the world he would have fought with an officer. That's from the bottom of my heart. I'd stand on a stack of bibles. He wouldn't have fought no officer," she said. "He was a good hearted person. He was helping people and a lot of times I would tell him, you don't know those people. He said, mama they need help, the car broke down. He'd get out and help people anytime. That's the type of person he was. He wasn't an aggressive person, a mean person," said Person.
Person had just gone to visit his nephew at the address, family members said.
The Georgia Bureau of Investigation is now reviewing the shooting.
Person's killing has raised hackles in Atlanta, where police infamously shot and killed 92-year-old Kathryn Johnston in a botched 2006 drug raid, and where the killings of young black men by police, including Joetavius Stafford, 19, who was shot and killed at a subway station October 15, have heightened police-community tensions.
Occupy Atlanta announced it was holding a protest march Monday against the "reckless and wanton police murders of fellow Atlantans" and police brutality in general. "With each passing month, many of Atlanta's residents, especially its African-American population, feel increasingly targeted by police," the group said in a press release. "The police continue to kill because they do not face the consequences of their actions."
The second drug war death, that of Megan Long, actually occurred in September. Long was hospitalized after a traffic stop while traveling with her mother and boyfriend, first losing the fetus she was carrying on September 2, then dying herself two days later. But the cause of death, a methamphetamine overdose, was not revealed until last week, when the coroner's office released a toxicology report.
According to Long's father, when Long, her mother, and her boyfriend were pulled over by police, Long's mother told her to hide a bag of meth, and she stuffed the drugs inside her vagina. Later that night, she began having seizure-like symptoms and died after being hospitalized.
In another media report, Long's father elaborated: "They had got pulled over and she stuffed a quarter ounce insider her and when they got here they were going to take it back out, but there wasn't anything left but a bag."
No charges have yet been filed in Long's case, but both the Georgia Bureau of Investigation and the Murray County District Attorney's Office are looking into it.
Eradication Sparks Conflict in Peru's Coca Fields [FEATURE]
Newly installed Peruvian President Ollanta Humala is facing the first serious challenge to his authority as coca farmer unions have gone on strike to protest the resumption of coca plant eradication. Just last month, in a nod to growers whom he had promised he would halt involuntary eradication, Humala's government announced a temporary halt to eradication in the Upper Huallaga River Valley, but now eradication is again underway, and the coca farmer unions are up in arms.
Coca has been grown in Peru for thousands of years and is an intrinsic part of Andean life. Although international anti-drug treaties consider it a controlled substance, tens of thousands of Peruvian farmers grow it legally under license from ENACO, the Peruvian state coca monopoly, which then sells the product for traditional, nutritional and industrial uses.
But tens of thousands of other coca farmers are not registered with ENACO, and their product often ends up being processed into cocaine for the insatiable North American, European, and Brazilian markets. According to the UN Office on Drugs and Crime, Peru has now surpassed Colombia as the world's largest coca leaf producer with 61,000 hectares planted, up 2% from last year.
"Eighty percent of the population here are farmers who want the government to redirect its eradication efforts," Jaime García, deputy mayor of the town of Padre Abad in Ucayali, told local radio in remarks reported by the Financial Times.
The same newspaper reported that Nelson Torres, head of the Ucayali chamber of commerce estimated the growers' road blockade was costing $3.6 million a day. He was dismissive of the Humala government's early steps to contain the conflict. "It's the same policy as the previous government," he told local radio. "You have to have to go on strike or create stoppages just to sit down and talk."
Perhaps Ricaro Soberon, the head of the Peruvian anti-drug agency DEVIDA, is belatedly getting that message. He finally met with coca growers on Monday, but not before he told reporters in Lima last week that the Humala government will implement a "sustainable" eradication program that replaces coca with alternative crops. The country will also increase anti-drug spending 20% next year, step up interdiction efforts, and institute tighter controls on chemicals used to process coca into cocaine, Soberon said.
"Crop reduction must be definitive, which means replacing coca with an economically viable alternative," said Soberon. "This problem is well beyond our ability to confront alone so we're worried about the trend of declining international aid."
Soberon, an attorney and drug policy expert who has been a critic of past eradication programs, has already faced calls for his resignation for being "soft" on coca, and the temporary halt to eradication also raised concerns in the US.
Now, though, Humala and Soberon have to balance their sympathy for coca farmers whose support they successfully sought during the election campaign, against demands from Washington and conservative factions inside Peru that they repress the crop. On Tuesday, the national coca growers' union CONPACCP (the National Confederation of Agricultural Producers of the Coca Valleys of Peru) issued a communique which announced that they would support an "indefinite national strike" against forced eradication within the next two weeks, even as they defended Soberon against attacks from the right.
While defending Soberon, CONPACCP called for further meetings in a bid to find a nonviolent solution to the conflict and demanded that Humala fulfill his campaign promise to end forced eradication. It also had specific criticisms of the eradication program in Ucayali.
"The forced eradication campaign is going on in zones next to the highway that are affiliated with the CONPACCP, small parcels where farmers deliver their coca to ENACO, while they are not eradicating the grand plantations of coca that can be found 12 miles from the highway," the union complained. "They are taking photos and making recordings of these roadside eradications and then showing them next to images of [cocaine production] maceration pits as if they were at the same site in order to deceive the population."
Authorities are not going after the big plantations because they have "corrupted" the eradication program to be "untouchable," CONPACCP continued. To not eradicate the big plantations connected to the drug trade while eradicating small plots of registered farmers results in "incoherent anti-drug policies of the government," the union argued.
The eradicators themselves are behaving lawlessly, CONPACCP complained. "Besides the unjust eradication, they are robbing the animals and goods of the population" and have "unjustly detained" seven peasant farmers "whose immediate liberation we demand."
CONPACCP is supporting the current "indefinite strike" in Ucayali and is giving the Humala government two weeks to show good faith before it calls for a national coca grower strike. Humala and Soberon are going to have their work cut out for them as they attempt to chart a course that pleases both the coca growers and Washington.
At Least Seven Police Officers Died for Drug Prohibition Last Year [FEATURE]
Last Friday, thousands of police from across the country, as well as civilians, gathered in downtown Washington, DC, for a candlelight vigil to honor law enforcement officers who gave their lives in the course of their duties. The event was a highlight of National Police Week, sponsored by the National Law Enforcement Officers' Memorial Fund, which is set up to honor those who have died.
According to FBI statistics released Monday, 56 of those law enforcement deaths were felonious, 55 by gunfire and one by motor vehicle. According to a Drug War Chronicle analysis, seven of those deaths were related to drug law enforcement. Our parameters are conservative, but unavoidably subjective, fuzzy, and open to challenge. Those incidents where officers were killed because of the way we address illicit drug use and sales are:
- On May 3, 2010, Detroit Police Officer Brian Huff was shot and killed after responding to a 3:30am report of shots fired at "a drug house." Huff and several other officers surrounded the house. When Huff and other officers made entry, they were hit by gunfire. Huff was killed, and four other officers were wounded. The suspect, who was also wounded, was eventually sentenced to life in prison.
- On May 20, 2010, West Memphis, Arkansas, Police Officer Bill Evans and Sgt. Brandon Paudert, who were working drug interdiction on Interstate 40, were shot and killed when they pulled over a vehicle carrying a heavily armed father and son with a serious grudge against the government. When the two officers ordered the men out of the vehicle, a struggle ensued and they were both killed by fire from an AK-47. The suspects fled, but both were later killed in separate shoot-outs with law enforcement. The Crittenden County sheriff and one of his deputies were wounded in one of the shoot-outs.
- On July 21, 2010, George County, Mississippi, Sheriff Garry Welford was struck and killed by a vehicle being pursued by deputies. The driver of the vehicle was wanted on a warrant for failing to appear for sentencing on a narcotics charge. The driver and his passenger were later arrested and charged in connection with Welford's death
- On July 28, 2010, Chandler, Arizona, Police Officer Carlos Luciano Ledesma was shot and killed while conducting an undercover "reverse" sting operation in Phoenix. Working with two other undercover officers, Ledesma was attempting to sell 500 pounds of marijuana when the suspects came out firing. The other officers were able to return fire, killing two suspects and taking six others into custody. The two other officers were also wounded.
- On November 14, 2010, Green County, Georgia, Sheriff's Office Chief Deputy Kevin Roberts was shot and killed at his home by the target of a narcotics investigation the sheriff's office was undertaking. The subject had gone to his home and knocked on the door at about 8:30 am on a Sunday morning. When Chief Deputy Roberts answered the door he was fatally shot by the man, who then killed himself.
If these seven deaths all qualify as drug war-related, that means police killed as part of the drug war account for 12.5% of all felonious officer deaths. The number may seem small -- only seven dead officers -- but that is seven officers who most likely would not be dead today but for drug prohibition. And nobody seems to know how many were wounded, sometimes with grave consequences, but it is almost certain to exceed the number killed.
[Editor's Note: Nor is anybody counting how many civilians are being killed in the name of drug law enforcement -- except for Drug War Chronicle. This year, we are tallying every reported death due to US domestic drug law enforcement operations. Just for perspective, so far, we have 25 dead civilians and two dead law enforcement officers.]
"One dead police officer is too many in my book, said Neill Franklin, a 34-year veteran of the Baltimore Police Department and Maryland State Police who now heads the group Law Enforcement Against Prohibition (LEAP). "If we can save one life through drug policy reform, it's worth it to me."
"I may have to die as a cop, but I certainly don't want to die just because some 13-year-old is slinging crack," said Peter Moskos, a former Baltimore police officer and author of Cop in the Hood, who is now on the faculty of the John Jay College of Criminal Justice in New York City.
There are ways to reduce that likelihood, both men said. They range from harm reduction measures such as decriminalizing marijuana possession, decriminalizing all drug possession, and providing heroin maintenance for addicts, to rebuilding police-community relations, especially in the inner cities, to revisiting and revising police tactics, particularly SWAT-style no-knock raids and perhaps those "reverse sting" operations, to shifting police resources and priorities.
"Why are the cops selling pot?" asked an incredulous Moskos as he reviewed the killing of Chandler Police Officer Ledesma in a "reverse sting" gone horribly awry. "Why sell 500 pounds of marijuana? What were you hoping to do?"
"We're starting to see marijuana decriminalization in more states, and I think that's important," said Franklin, citing New York City's policy of mass stop and frisks and mass marijuana possession arrests, almost always against young people of color. "If more states starting moving toward decriminalization, we could relieve some of the pressure from this steaming tea kettle. That would make for a more relaxed environment between police and young people. Prohibition has made our communities extremely tense and dangerous, and the cops are on edge. We have to rebuild this relationship."
"We can fight the war on drugs less," said Moskos. "Police do have discretion. They can focus on other crimes and shift resources accordingly."
And they could rethink the gung-ho paramilitary raids, said Moskos. "I always think of David Koresh and the Branch Davidians in Waco," he said. "They could have just picked him up at McDonald's. But from the cop perspective, these raids are pretty safe. They represent a shift in police mentality. They're not so safe for civilians, but that's a risk police are willing to take. They would rather have collateral damage than damage to their own ranks."
Both Franklin and Moskos said that only counting incidents where there is a direct drug war connection probably results in undercounting the number of police officers killed because of drug prohibition. The case of Georgia State Patrol Officer Chadwick LeCoy, which didn't make the list, is illustrative of the broader impact of decades of drug war on the safety of police. LeCroy was shot and killed after a short vehicle pursuit on December 27. He wasn't enforcing the drug laws, but the driver who killed him had extensive experience with the criminal justice system, including prior drug, firearms, and eluding police convictions.
Given the millions of drug arrests in the past few decades, the tens of millions of years worth of prison sentences handed out, the lives knocked off track by a drug-based encounter with the criminal justice system, it is no leap of the imagination to think there are plenty of people out there nursing very serious grudges -- grudges that might manifest themselves as attacks on police even if there is no immediate drug link.
"Maybe we need a separate category: this would not have occurred if drugs were not illegal," said Moskos. "If someone has a long record because of drugs and then shoots at a cop at traffic stop, that could fit that category. Police get the brunt of it because of the war on drugs."
"These decades of drug war have poisoned the well," said Franklin, recalling his teenage years in Baltimore. The kids would be hanging out, and when the patrol car rolled around the corner, they would chat and joke with the officer before he went on his way, he said.
"Now, in that same neighborhood, when a police call turns the corner, the first thing you hear is shouts of '5-0' and everyone scatters," he related. "If I tried to talk to them, they were very standoffish and using words you don't want to repeat. It's a very antagonistic and uncomfortable situation; you can feel the tension. They will tell you they don't trust the police and that the police mainly come into their neighborhoods to search them, their cars, and their homes for drugs. The foundation for this separation of police and community is our drug policies and the environment they create."
There are ways to reduce the death toll, both law enforcement and civilian, in the war on drugs. We know what they are and how important the task is. The problem is political will. And the very law enforcement organizations whose officers' lives could be saved are among the biggest obstacles to change.
[Click here for a Flickr slideshow from the 2011 NLEOMF Candlelight Vigil.)
DEA in New Spokane Medical Marijuana Dispensary Raid
In the latest round of the federal assault on medical marijuana in Washington state, the Cannabis Defense Coalition reports that the DEA conducted a Wednesday afternoon raid on Medical Herb Providers, one of the few dispensaries left in the city after a flurry of federal raids last month. It's not clear whether any other dispensaries are being targeted.
The raids today and last month come as the state legislature and Gov. Chris Gregoire are struggling to come up with legislation to provide some sense of what is and is not allowed under the state's medical marijuana law. It currently does not explicitly allow for dispensaries, but that hasn't stopped dozens, perhaps more than a hundred, from opening.
Late last month, at least two Spokane area dispensaries were raided. Those raids came three weeks after the US Attorney for Eastern Washington, Michael Ormsby, warned the then 40 dispensaries in the area that they should shut down or face federal action.
The letter from Ormsby and a similar one from his counterpart in Western Washington, were crucial in persuading Gov. Gregoire to veto the portions of a medical marijuana patient registry and dispensary bill. They warned that state employees who licensed or registered medical marijuana businesses could be subject to federal prosecution.
Now, as Gregoire and the legislature tussle over what to do about medical marijuana, the feds are reminding everyone that they haven't gone anywhere.
Two More Killed in US Drug Enforcement Incidents
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Police officers in Houston and Tulsa last week shot and killed two men in separate drug enforcement-related incidents last week. The victims become the 18th and 19th to be killed in US domestic drug law enforcement incidents so far this year.
The statement said a loaded weapon and narcotics were recovered from the vehicle. The driver was detained but later released.
Witnesses at the scene told a different story to KPRC Local 2 TV News. "He shot him while he was getting out of the car," said a witness who requested not to be identified. "He put him in handcuffs while he was on the ground. I don't think that's right."
"He was telling him, 'I got my hands up. Don't shoot, don't shoot,'" said another witness who requested not to be identified.
One witness said he did not believe police found a gun and drugs in the car. "If they had drugs and guns, he (the driver) wouldn't be out. They'd have him in custody right now," said a witness.
The dead man was later identified as Kenneth Thomas, 31. The incident is being investigated by the HPD Homicide and Internal Affairs Divisions and the Harris County District Attorney's Office.
In Tulsa eight hours earlier, a man who ran from officers who tried to stop him at an apartment complex was shot and killed after he allegedly produced a weapon. According to police, Marvin Dion Alexander, 31, was serving a suspended sentence on drug and related charges when he encountered two Tulsa Police officers and a US marshal conducting "a pedestrian check" near the entrance of an apartment complex.
Instead of stopping for the officers, Alexander briefly scuffled with the marshal, then broke and ran. The marshal and one Tulsa Police officer chased him, with one of them yelling that their quarry had a gun. The other Tulsa Police officer came around a corner and also saw a gun, so he fired and shot Alexander.
A gun was found with Alexander, police said.
Alexander had been convicted in 2009 of possession of a controlled substance with the intent to distribute, assault with a dangerous weapon, and resisting an officer. He got credit for time served awaiting trial and 12-years with the sentence suspended. He was arrested again in January for failure to appear in court in relation to those charges, and then released.
Ft. Worth Man is Year's 12th Drug Law Enforcement Fatality
A Fort Worth, Texas, police shot officer and killed a local man as he attempted to elude arrest after police doing narcotics investigations pulled him over in his vehicle Monday night. The victim, 32-year-old Charal "Ra Ra" Thomas, is the 12th person killed so far this year in US drug law enforcement operations.
"The driver stated that he was not going to jail and locked the door," the statement said. "The officer reached into the half-opened window and attempted to unlock the door to extract the driver. While reaching in the window, the driver rolled up the window trapping the officer's arm, while simultaneously accelerating towards the freeway."
Police said Officer Romer yelled for Thomas to stop numerous times, but Thomas continued accelerating.
"The officer was able to place his feet on the driver's side running board, unholster his service weapon and order the driver to stop," the statement said. When Thomas failed to stop, Romer opened fire. "The officer believed that, at the speed they were now traveling, he would have been run over and killed if he did not immediately stop the driver," the statement said.
Officer Romer was uninjured, as were Thomas's three children, who were interviewed and then released to relatives.
The killing sparked a protest by Stop Six neighborhood residents, who said the shooting was unjustified and that they wanted a federal investigation. The Fort Worth Star-Telegram reported that dozens of people gathered in Eastover Park to protest what they called excessive use of force.
"Word has to get out concerning what's happening in the black community," said the Rev. Randolph Shaheed, who helped organize Tuesday's protest. "We're not trying to be radical as it relates to violence. We're out here trying to be radical as it relates to change. Change has to come."
Earlier Tuesday, residents of the Stop Six community gathered at Eastover Park to protest the shooting, alleging excessive force was used against Thomas, who had only one leg due to a shotgun wound he reportedly received when he was 12. Some complained that police officers frequently and unfairly target black residents in the neighborhood.
"We've been getting drugged through our own community for years now," said Kendrick Moore, who said that police frequently targeted neighborhood residents. "We're grown. Now we've got some power behind us, whether the police department knows it or not, and we're fixing to take action... This was wrong."
The Fort Worth Police are "just another form of militia; they're just an organized gang," said Terrance Montgomery. "This man was killed with three children in the car," Montgomery said. "I ask people all over the world, if your father, your mother or your brother was killed with children in the car, how would you respond?"
Thomas had two previous convictions for possession of a controlled substance, one for delivery of a controlled substance, and one for possession of marijuana.
Texas Man Allegedly Kills Self During Drug Raid
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According to the Corpus Christi Police account, patrol officers investigating drug activity at the address received permission from one of the inhabitants to enter the house and search. As an officer entered a bedroom, he heard a single gunshot from a closet or bathroom. The officer found seven men and one woman in the bedroom and ushered them out, but another shot was heard as they left, as well as a male voice yelling he had a hostage. The officer attempted to talk to the man, but heard only a third gunshot.
A SWAT team was called in and surrounded the house, but attempts to negotiate with the man inside were met with silence. SWAT officers then entered the residence and found the dead man, the police report said.
There was no word on any drug arrests and no mention of any evidence seized, other than a handgun police said was found beside the dead man's body. They said it was stolen. The seven people detained by police were released back to the same address.
The death did not sit well with someone in the community. Police returned to the same address early Wednesday morning to find the house covered with anti-police graffiti. One message called police murderers, while another referred to them with an expletive. Graffiti visible in a photo shown by a local TV news station said "You take ours, we take yours" and "We love you, homie."
Corpus Christi Police said Wednesday some of the messages seemed to be a direct threat. "We take this very seriously and we will be following up on that," said Lt. G. Ermis.
Dozens Dead as Police, Drug Gangs Clash in Rio
A week of fighting between authorities and drug-trafficking groups in Rio de Janeiro has left dozens of people dead and two favelas, or shantytowns, occupied by heavily armed military police. Those favelas had for years been bases for the Red Command, one of the more powerful of the gangs.
After more than 2,600 heavily armed military police backed by armored personnel carriers and at least five helicopters, swept into the Alemao favela complex, the death toll as of Sunday night was at least 50. Red Command gunmen had retreated there after troops drove them from another favela, Villa Cruzeiro, earlier in the week.
While authorities reported at least 174 arrests, hundreds of other Red Command gunmen are believed to escaped through the labyrinthine passageways of the favelas. Authorities also reported seizing hundreds of weapons and several tons of marijuana.
The clashes come as Rio begins a campaign to integrate the favelas into the fabric of city life in preparation for the World Cup soccer tournament in 2014 and the summer Olympics in 2016. The favelas and their residents have historically been ignored by the Brazilian state, leaving a power vacuum that the drug gangs have filled in a number of them. But now the state is interested in establishing governance in them, and the commands are not going without a fight.
The military said it will occupy Alemao and Villa Cruzeiro as long as necessary. That has not been the pattern in the past, where occasional police sweeps and occupations have changed things temporarily, but have not had the staying power to change things permanently.
California Blacks Disproportionately Busted for Marijuana, Report Finds [FEATURE]
In a new report released Friday, the Drug Policy Alliance (DPA) and the California NAACP charged that African-Americans have been disproportionately targeted in low-level marijuana possession arrests. The report, Arresting Blacks for Marijuana Possession in California: Possession Arrests in 25 Cities, 2006-2008, found that despite lower use rates, African-Americans were three, four, six, or even 13 times more likely to be arrested for pot possession than whites.
The report's release is timed to give Proposition 19, the marijuana legalization initiative, a boost in the few remaining days until election day. It was released at a press conference where California NAACP and DPA representatives were joined by Prop 19 campaign head Richard Lee, Law Enforcement Against Prohibition (LEAP) executive director Neill Franklin, Hollywood actor Danny Glover, and former US Surgeon General Dr. Joycelyn Elders.
The report found that in Los Angeles, with 10% of the state's black population, blacks were seven times more likely to get busted than whites. In San Diego, the state's second largest city, blacks were six times more likely to get busted. Ditto for Sacramento. In Torrance, blacks were 13 times more likely to be busted than whites.
"This report documents enormous, widespread race-based disparities in the arrests of nonviolent, low-level marijuana possession offenders," said Stephen Gutwillig, California state director for the Drug Policy Alliance. "The context is an enormous increase in the number of arrests for low-level possession in the past 20 years. Arrest rates for all other crimes have plummeted, from rape and murder to all other drug possession crimes, but marijuana possession arrests have tripled since 1990, from around 20,000 then to 61,000 last year. This was made possible by the targeting of communities of color, specifically African-Americans and Latinos, and more specifically, young African-Americans and Latinos."
It's not just that blacks are arrested disproportionately to whites. They are also arrested at rates far exceeding their percentage of the population. In Los Angeles, blacks make up 10% of the population, but 35% of all marijuana possession arrests. In Sacramento, it's 14% and 50%.
"These disparities were built from routine, pervasive, system-wide police practices," said Gutwillig. "This is not the result of a few racist cops; this is the way the system works."
"I don't think there is any question this is a civil rights issue," said California NAACP executive director Alice Huffman. "If you don't believe that, you don't believe in justice in America."
"We're spending billions of dollars each year on the war on drugs," said Dr. Elders. "It's been a war on young black males. Wars are supposed to end sometime. It's time to end this war. Proposition 19 is an opportunity to take drugs out of the hands of the drug cartels and put them where they can be controlled and taxed."
"This is not about a right to get high, it's an issue of a policy that does not work and is damaging to our society and most importantly, specifically damaging to people of color," said LEAP's Neill Franklin. "Marijuana prohibition is the most dysfunctional public policy in this country since slavery. The violence generated in our communities is unbelievable and it's because of the criminal market this policy creates. The lives of young African-Americans are being lost every day, and whether they lose their lives to violence or to a prison sentence, both are devastating," he said.
"This is an opportunity for law enforcement to get it right," said the former Maryland narcotics officer. "We spend a majority of our time dealing with low-level drug offenders, mainly marijuana," Franklin said. "In the 1960s, we solved nine out of 10 murders; now it's six out of 10. When you apprehend a murderer, murders go down. But when you take someone off the streets for selling marijuana, sales don't go down, and the violence increases because people are fighting for market share."
"I want to say publicly that I support Proposition 19," said film star Danny Glover. "The current laws do not work; they have failed us," he said. "We know we are arrested disproportionately. This is a civil rights issue," he maintained.
"I'm not a marijuana smoker, although I have tried it in the past, but I don't want to stand in the way of people who want to use marijuana recreationally," Glover continued. "This is a long battle, and we're on the right side."
"I've always seen cannabis prohibition as causing a war between police and citizens," said Lee. "Police are supposed to serve and protect, not wage war on the populace. We need police back protecting us from real criminals, not ourselves."
The Prop 19 campaign and DPA did it again this week, this time with Latino marijuana possession arrest rates. But it's already clear that racial disparities in the enforcement of California's pot laws exist, and simply decriminalizing marijuana possession, as Gov. Schwarzenegger did last month, will not change anything in that regard, at least not directly. Minority youths can still be hassled, harassed, and searched for an infraction, just as they were for a misdemeanor. It will take legalization to end such practices.


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The wording of Initiative 1183 - the "Costco Initiative" -- is intentionally complex and confusing. For instance: articles, ads and "Kirkland" brand editorials would lead you to believe the only retailers authorized to sell liquor will be stores with a minimum size of 10,000 square feet. This is false.
An existing mini-mart with a beer and wine license can call itself a grocery store by having a mere $3,000 in consumables inventory -- dodging the 10,000-square- feet requirement and become a liquor retail outlet. How many mini-marts are there in your community that meet that criteria?
I-1183's provisions increase the severity of penalties for unlawful liquor sales.
The pro-Initiative ads and editorials call this change in penalties a benefit of passing the initiative when in reality, the Washington state Legislature can increase these penalties whether the initiative is passed or not.
Some of the pro-Initiative ads and editorials just don't make sense. If you believe one ad, there will not be a significant increase in the consumption of liquor if I-1183 passes. Another ad suggests the price of liquor will decrease if I-1183 passes. And a third ad asserts the state of Washington will receive more revenue from the sale of liquor if I-1183 passes.
So I ask you: If liquor consumption stays the same and the price of liquor decreases then what increased revenue will be generated by I-1183?
I believe Washington state's liquor business is an asset owned by the citizens of Washington. The state's liquor business generates revenue, purchases and sells liquor products, creates jobs, manages overall the retailing and distribution of liquor products in the state of Washington and, finally, it makes a profit.
The state liquor franchise contributed over $370 million to Washington's general fund last year.
If the citizens of Washington want to sell their liquor concession they should do it in the same manner any good business owner would: Calculate the fair market value of the business based on earnings over a number of years with debt and hard assets valued and included in the calculation. I-1183 is nothing less than Costco naming the purchase price for our liquor interests.
Please join me in voting against the "Costco Initiative."
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Okay, we know that the PlayStation 4's Share Play feature is coming, but how does letting a friend on an entirely different console (possibly around the globe) play one of your games work? A lot like how PS4's remote play with the PS Vita does, apparently. In an interview with Famitsu Weekly, Sony's head of Worldwide Studios Shuhei Yoshida said that game developers don't have to do anything special to enable the feature, and that barring a game requiring the PlayStation Camera, any title should be compatible. Once firmware 2.0 launches, all a friend has to do is send you a Share Play invite and voila you can start playing their copy of Destiny on your TV. If it sounds like we're living in the future, that's because we pretty much are.
Don't, however, go thinking that this is a loophole you can exploit to sidestep ever buying another game: Sony clarified to Kotaku that the guest's progress would not be saved to their account, but to the host's. It's going to be interesting seeing how the feature deals with lag and just what the image quality's going to look like once it launches. Given our hands-on time with Sony's PlayStation Now streaming service, though, we're cautiously optimistic.
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