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1. Resolved Question: Do you think there would have been any problem with what the NYPD did to Abner Louima and Michael Mineo if....? - If Both men were homosexual, do you think anybody would've objected to what the NYPD did to the two men putting a plunger and baton up each suspects rear ends? I ask because if the NYPD could prove both were homosexual they could've proved that both men enjoyed getting the respective foreign objects shoved up their rear ends. Anyway Im just wondering if anyone thinks there would've been a trial had both Louima and Mineo been homosexual.
2. Resolved Question: Should Sgt Crowley have given Prof Gates the Abner Louima treatment? - As a liberal Harvard professor he probably would have enjoyed it. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Abner_Louima Blue Ring: I am the real Jared and I am blocking you now. ha ha
3. Resolved Question: Why do people reference Rodney King so much, haven't they heard of Abner Louima?!? - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Abner_Louima See if you can read that whole thing without feeling sick. @Voice of Reason - Wow, you have really shown me the light. Cops work hard and lay their lives down, they DESERVE to sodomize a suspect with a plunger once in a while, guilty or otherwise. Because police officers themselves are WAY beyond the law, or even the boundaries of common decency, right? You must love watching The Wire. And what's with all the postings of black violence against whites? Who said this had anything to do with race?! I'm talking about police brutality here, total abuse and violation from people who are supposed to be our protectors, and some people here would like to refocus the issue on incidents of racial hate crimes that have nothing to do with officers of the law.
4. Resolved Question: Would African Americans riot a Rodney King or Abner Louima scenario if the Cops were also African American? - I ask because where I grew up African Americans were killed by police under questionable circumstances all the time but that 3 out of 4 times the cops who did it were also African American. I know there is a special hostility that exists between African American cops and African American criminal suspects but also notice that as long as the cops are African American it seems, Al Sharpton, the NAACP, Jesse Jackson, and various NOI organizations dont care if theres police brutality. Anyway Im just wondering if an African American is brutalized by an African American cop would African Americans riot?

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1. Announcing his campaign, Hakeem Jeffries talks loudly about Obama and quietly ... - Capital New York -

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   Announcing his campaign, Hakeem Jeffries talks loudly about Obama and quietly ... Capital New York After the speech, Thompson told me that the two first met when Jeffries was an intern in the US attorney's office for the Eastern District, where Thompson made a name for himself as the prosecutor who tried the Abner Louima case. announcing - his ... and more »

2. Lawsuit Alleges NYPD Harassed Transgender Woman, Kept Her Chained for 28 Hours ... - Reason Online (blog) -

   Reason Online (blog)

   Lawsuit Alleges NYPD Harassed Transgender Woman, Kept Her Chained for 28 Hours ... Reason Online (blog) Or, famously in the case of Abner Louima (NYPD sighting!), they just get beaten and then raped. This isn't some Law and Order: SVU-type interrogation of a suspected child killer or serial rapist. There was no gain for the officers perpetuating this ... and more »

3. NYPD Lied About Islamophobic Third Jihad - Religion Dispatches -

   NYPD Lied About Islamophobic Third Jihad Religion Dispatches These activities continue to demonstrate several structural issues in the NYPD and their treatment of “minority” communities in NY—names like Abner Louima and Amadou Diallo are still on the lips of New Yorkers, decades after their victimization. and more »

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1. The Ballad Of Abner Louima by Stephan Said, aka Stephan Smith -

   	The Ballad Of Abner Louima by Stephan Said, aka Stephan Smith This video of Stephan's first protest hit, the original recording of which featured Patti Smith and Oliver Ray accompanying him, was directed by Produced by Danny Schechter and Globalvision in conjunction with The Center For Constitutional Rights as a public awareness initiative. It features a rare shot of Stephan peering out from the back of a paddy wagon following his arrest for non-violent civil disobedience, footage of Louima in the hospital and other police brutality incidents, Stephan singing at the Club Rendezvous in Flatbush NY where the incident took place, and before the largest Haitian congregation in New York City.	From: stephansaid Views: 1300 7 ratings
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2. Wall Street Police Brutality+Capital Punishment+Executions+Racist Shootings+Terrorism -

   	Wall Street Police Brutality+Capital Punishment+Executions+Racist Shootings+Terrorism Troy Davis+Sean Bell+Patrick Dorismond+Amadou Diallo+Abner Louima+Rodney King+Police Brutality+Capital Punishment+Criminal State Executions	From: ShakaDouble Views: 96 3 ratings
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3. Whistleblower # 6 This Haitian is not ABNER LOUIMA -

   	Whistleblower # 6 This Haitian is not ABNER LOUIMA The disecting of three City Agencies continued along with Visiting Nurse service protecting their lucrative contract with NYCHA & HRA trying to give cover to adjudicated unrelaiable testimony by Dr. Merle robinson of New York City's Adult Protective Services	From: phildrice1 Views: 1265 5 ratings
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4. Dead from headshot at Louima church -

   	Dead from headshot at Louima church Church of Abner Louima, His uncle, the Rev. Philius Nicolas 2d, leads the church, and his parents are longtime members. Church Croisade Evangelique des Pecheurs d'Hommes Evangelical Crusade of Fishers of Men, 557 E31st Street	From: noondaynews Views: 153 0 ratings
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5. Mainstream Media Calls Out NYPD Officer Anthony Bologna For Brutality -

   	Mainstream Media Calls Out NYPD Officer Anthony Bologna For Brutality Mainstream Media Calls Out NYPD Officer Anthony Bologna For Brutality The police brutality witnessed Saturday during the "Occupy Wall Street" protests, in particular the alleged pepper spray attack of several female protestors by Deputy Inspector Anthony Bologna, has provoked incredulity and rage across the nation. Such brutality, however, is part of a long history of the NYPD. Has there been a mainstream media blackout? I watch ABC Nightly News nearly every night and have not seen anything. Have you? As Occupy Wall Street demonstrations enter their second week, over 80 people were arrested over the weekend and police brutality surges on the streets. Many protesters say the mainstream media is undergoing a black-out since many corporate networks sleep in the same bed with Wall Street. The Blue Shield of Silence In 2009, Leonard Levitt, former NYPD beat correspondent for Newsweek, wrote "NYPD Confidential: Power and Corruption in the Country's Greatest Police Force." In it, he chronicled over twenty years of dirty cops, department scandals, and institutional corruption, including numerous cases where police brutality was swept under the rug, including the 1999 shooting of Amadou Diallo and the brutal torturing of Abner Louima in 1997. Such cases occurred over twenty years ago, remnants of what the 1994 Mollen Commission called "today's corruption... characterized by brutality, theft, abuse of authority and active police criminality." When looking at the past few years of <b>...</b>	From: SurvivalWithBushcraf Views: 9242 237 ratings
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6. No rights -

   	No rights Sean Bell, Timothy Stansbury, Abner Louima, Amadou Diallo, and Anthony Baez.	From: MADMAHD Views: 2665 9 ratings
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7. Montel: NYPD Rapists? -

   	Montel: NYPD Rapists? httlp://www.montelacrossamerica.com	From: AirAmericaMedia Views: 692 22 ratings
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8. NYPD : An Illusion of "Justice" -

   	NYPD : An Illusion of "Justice" I Grew Up Hearing About Occurrences of Police Brutality And It Was Such A Normal Thing (Like Hearing Shots In The Hood), That It Was Tuned Out To The Point Where You Just Learn To Accept It As Another Day. This Video Is Up Not Because I'm Against The NYPD or Law Enforcement In General, But Actually Because Instances of Police Brutality Are Far Too Common--Especially In Urban Areas. It Seems As Though Every Time An Officer Commits A Crime, They Get Off With An Average Punishment of A Slap On The Wrist. Cops Should Never End Up On Trial To Begin With...They're Suppose To Know Better. Where The Fuck Is The Justice When An Officer Does The Crime Then Avoids The Time? What Kind of Fuckin' Example Is The Judicial System Setting When Bad Cops Get Away With Criminal Shit? In Reality, This Situation Is A Lot Scarier Than You Think. Here Are Some of My Favorite Films Based On/Around Police Corruption : Serpico (1973), LAConfidential (1997), The Untouchabes (1987), Internal Affairs (1990), Training Day (2001), Léon : The Professional (1994), Mississippi Burning (1988). If You Would Like To Learn More On The Aforementioned Cases (In Greater Detail) Or More Like Them, Click The Following Links: Sean Bell Shooting : en.wikipedia.org Abner Louima Sodomy Case : en.wikipedia.org Amadou Diallo Shooting : en.wikipedia.org Scandals & Allegations of The NYPD : en.wikipedia.org	From: TRUTH4IDIOTS Views: 330 11 ratings
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9. "Change" Darkim B Allah/36Zero -

   	"Change" Darkim B Allah/36Zero A sick ass Political/Election Hip Hop Video	From: FAMELABSVIDEOS Views: 4332 12 ratings
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10. Mane Rok & DeeJay Tense "This One's" (Time Line Remix) -

    	Mane Rok & DeeJay Tense "This One's" (Time Line Remix) "This One's" (TimeLine Remix) go to www.manerok1.bandcamp.com to purchase this and the other 5 Remixes of "This One's"...proceeds benefit Denver Cop Watch. Dir. By The Emergency Room (N8G & Vince Lance) *EDIT* I've long wanted to put this in, just simply forgot. Due to over sight of when I initially wrote the song, the verse goes: "This one's for those like ALIDOU DIALLO/ In their eyes being sodomized was protocol that's something I can't swallow" which is incorrect. It has since been edited for performance purposes to: "This one's for those like AMIDOU DIALLO/ 41 shots popped, 19 made him drop that's something I can't swallow" When I initially wrote that, I also had heard the story of Abner Louima-a Haitian immigrant who was in fact sodomized by the NYC Cops when exiting a night club in 1997. Not to be overlooked or forgotten. This one's for those...like Abner Louima. en.wikipedia.org www.facebook.com/manerokmusic From the album "The Ugly Truth"	From: manerok1 Views: 2388 32 ratings
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1. The Ballad Of Abner Louima by Stephan Said, aka Stephan Smith -

   	The Ballad Of Abner Louima by Stephan Said, aka Stephan Smith This video of Stephan's first protest hit, the original recording of which featured Patti Smith and Oliver Ray accompanying him, was directed by Produced by Danny Schechter and Globalvision in conjunction with The Center For Constitutional Rights as a public awareness initiative. It features a rare shot of Stephan peering out from the back of a paddy wagon following his arrest for non-violent civil disobedience, footage of Louima in the hospital and other police brutality incidents, Stephan singing at the Club Rendezvous in Flatbush NY where the incident took place, and before the largest Haitian congregation in New York City.	From: stephansaid Views: 1300 7 ratings
   	Time: 03:49	More in Music

2. Wall Street Police Brutality+Capital Punishment+Executions+Racist Shootings+Terrorism -

   	Wall Street Police Brutality+Capital Punishment+Executions+Racist Shootings+Terrorism Troy Davis+Sean Bell+Patrick Dorismond+Amadou Diallo+Abner Louima+Rodney King+Police Brutality+Capital Punishment+Criminal State Executions	From: ShakaDouble Views: 96 3 ratings
   	Time: 04:49	More in Music

3. Whistleblower # 6 This Haitian is not ABNER LOUIMA -

   	Whistleblower # 6 This Haitian is not ABNER LOUIMA The disecting of three City Agencies continued along with Visiting Nurse service protecting their lucrative contract with NYCHA & HRA trying to give cover to adjudicated unrelaiable testimony by Dr. Merle robinson of New York City's Adult Protective Services	From: phildrice1 Views: 1265 5 ratings
   	Time: 09:40	More in News & Politics

4. Dead from headshot at Louima church -

   	Dead from headshot at Louima church Church of Abner Louima, His uncle, the Rev. Philius Nicolas 2d, leads the church, and his parents are longtime members. Church Croisade Evangelique des Pecheurs d'Hommes Evangelical Crusade of Fishers of Men, 557 E31st Street	From: noondaynews Views: 153 0 ratings
   	Time: 01:03	More in News & Politics

5. Mainstream Media Calls Out NYPD Officer Anthony Bologna For Brutality -

   	Mainstream Media Calls Out NYPD Officer Anthony Bologna For Brutality Mainstream Media Calls Out NYPD Officer Anthony Bologna For Brutality The police brutality witnessed Saturday during the "Occupy Wall Street" protests, in particular the alleged pepper spray attack of several female protestors by Deputy Inspector Anthony Bologna, has provoked incredulity and rage across the nation. Such brutality, however, is part of a long history of the NYPD. Has there been a mainstream media blackout? I watch ABC Nightly News nearly every night and have not seen anything. Have you? As Occupy Wall Street demonstrations enter their second week, over 80 people were arrested over the weekend and police brutality surges on the streets. Many protesters say the mainstream media is undergoing a black-out since many corporate networks sleep in the same bed with Wall Street. The Blue Shield of Silence In 2009, Leonard Levitt, former NYPD beat correspondent for Newsweek, wrote "NYPD Confidential: Power and Corruption in the Country's Greatest Police Force." In it, he chronicled over twenty years of dirty cops, department scandals, and institutional corruption, including numerous cases where police brutality was swept under the rug, including the 1999 shooting of Amadou Diallo and the brutal torturing of Abner Louima in 1997. Such cases occurred over twenty years ago, remnants of what the 1994 Mollen Commission called "today's corruption... characterized by brutality, theft, abuse of authority and active police criminality." When looking at the past few years of <b>...</b>	From: SurvivalWithBushcraf Views: 9242 237 ratings
   	Time: 08:49	More in News & Politics

6. No rights -

   	No rights Sean Bell, Timothy Stansbury, Abner Louima, Amadou Diallo, and Anthony Baez.	From: MADMAHD Views: 2665 9 ratings
   	Time: 05:01	More in News & Politics

7. Montel: NYPD Rapists? -

   	Montel: NYPD Rapists? httlp://www.montelacrossamerica.com	From: AirAmericaMedia Views: 692 22 ratings
   	Time: 03:44	More in News & Politics

8. NYPD : An Illusion of "Justice" -

   	NYPD : An Illusion of "Justice" I Grew Up Hearing About Occurrences of Police Brutality And It Was Such A Normal Thing (Like Hearing Shots In The Hood), That It Was Tuned Out To The Point Where You Just Learn To Accept It As Another Day. This Video Is Up Not Because I'm Against The NYPD or Law Enforcement In General, But Actually Because Instances of Police Brutality Are Far Too Common--Especially In Urban Areas. It Seems As Though Every Time An Officer Commits A Crime, They Get Off With An Average Punishment of A Slap On The Wrist. Cops Should Never End Up On Trial To Begin With...They're Suppose To Know Better. Where The Fuck Is The Justice When An Officer Does The Crime Then Avoids The Time? What Kind of Fuckin' Example Is The Judicial System Setting When Bad Cops Get Away With Criminal Shit? In Reality, This Situation Is A Lot Scarier Than You Think. Here Are Some of My Favorite Films Based On/Around Police Corruption : Serpico (1973), LAConfidential (1997), The Untouchabes (1987), Internal Affairs (1990), Training Day (2001), Léon : The Professional (1994), Mississippi Burning (1988). If You Would Like To Learn More On The Aforementioned Cases (In Greater Detail) Or More Like Them, Click The Following Links: Sean Bell Shooting : en.wikipedia.org Abner Louima Sodomy Case : en.wikipedia.org Amadou Diallo Shooting : en.wikipedia.org Scandals & Allegations of The NYPD : en.wikipedia.org	From: TRUTH4IDIOTS Views: 330 11 ratings
   	Time: 05:46	More in Education

9. "Change" Darkim B Allah/36Zero -

   	"Change" Darkim B Allah/36Zero A sick ass Political/Election Hip Hop Video	From: FAMELABSVIDEOS Views: 4332 12 ratings
   	Time: 03:31	More in Entertainment

10. Mane Rok & DeeJay Tense "This One's" (Time Line Remix) -

    	Mane Rok & DeeJay Tense "This One's" (Time Line Remix) "This One's" (TimeLine Remix) go to www.manerok1.bandcamp.com to purchase this and the other 5 Remixes of "This One's"...proceeds benefit Denver Cop Watch. Dir. By The Emergency Room (N8G & Vince Lance) *EDIT* I've long wanted to put this in, just simply forgot. Due to over sight of when I initially wrote the song, the verse goes: "This one's for those like ALIDOU DIALLO/ In their eyes being sodomized was protocol that's something I can't swallow" which is incorrect. It has since been edited for performance purposes to: "This one's for those like AMIDOU DIALLO/ 41 shots popped, 19 made him drop that's something I can't swallow" When I initially wrote that, I also had heard the story of Abner Louima-a Haitian immigrant who was in fact sodomized by the NYC Cops when exiting a night club in 1997. Not to be overlooked or forgotten. This one's for those...like Abner Louima. en.wikipedia.org www.facebook.com/manerokmusic From the album "The Ugly Truth"	From: manerok1 Views: 2388 32 ratings
    	Time: 05:01	More in Music

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