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Scene from my life: The Blue Wall of Silence
In yesterday’s Times, Timothy Egan published an opinion piece, “The Blue Wall of Silence Is Starting To Crack.” Although he’s correct to describe the number of policemen who testified for the prosecution against Derek Chauvin as a crack in the … Continue reading
Posted in Law, suits and order, Lawyers, Scenes From My Life, The Facts of Life
Tagged 48-hour rule, Abner Louima, Alan Feuer, Blue Wall of Silence, Cochran Neufeld & Scheck, David T. Goldberg, Derek Chauvin, ethics, Johnnie L Cochran Jr, New York State Supreme Court, NY State Labor Board, NYPD, Patrolmen's Benevolent Association, PBA, Peter J Neufeld, Timothy Egan
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We are still fighting the American Revolution
For quite a while now I’ve been feeling that we’ve moved into the next phase of the American Revolution. Among the previous phases were the original American Revolution, the Civil War, demand for suffrage, the New Deal and the battle … Continue reading
Posted in Koch Bros Final Solution to Democracy, political campaigns, Politics, Racism, The Facts of Life, The filthy rich, Trumpism, voting rights
Tagged "libertarian" capitalism, Abraham Lincoln, American revolution, civil rights, Civil War, Crazy Horse, Declaration of Independence, Fourth of July, George Washington, Independence Day, Mother Jones, Neu Wannsee Conference, Preamble to the Constitution, Theodore Roosevelt, Thomas Jefferson, Timothy Egan
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The word “public” is the target of our enemies
Yesterday Timothy Egan wrote a column in the New York Times about how the Trump administration is destroying our government from the inside. Egan is spending time camping in Montana, and is especially outraged over the damage being done within … Continue reading
Posted in Koch Bros Final Solution to Democracy, political campaigns, The Facts of Life, The filthy rich, Trumpism
Tagged Brown v Topeka, Civil War, Democracy in Chains, Ken Cuccinelli, Koch Bros, Nancy MacLean, private property, public parks, public schools, public utilities, the Onion, Timothy Egan, Trump administration, William Perry Pendley
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