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Category Archives: Gun Control
Epistemological Comment
In the last post I spoke of how the citizens of the United States are asked, by our intelligence services, to believe a whipped-up story of Russian hacking affecting the recent election. The C.I.A., the White House, the Congress, and … Continue reading
Portland Police Shoot Another Miscreant
The Portland Police killed another suspect Tuesday. He had shot at them when they arrived, and missed. Presumably they then told him to come out of the building from which he had fired the shot. He did. He carried a … Continue reading
On the Streets of Eugene
My son Michael Kepler Meo attended one of the Conversations on Race we have here in Portland, one in which the Albina Ministerial Alliance on police accountability and the Chief of Police, along with several of his deputies, appeared. He … Continue reading
How to Deny Truth
In her column, printed in the Portland Tribune yesterday, former State Representative Hardesty made an interesting observation. I’m troubled that the immediate reaction from the Portland Police Bureau and the Portland Police Association is to tell their officers they don’t … Continue reading
In Case You Were Thinking
of attending one of the regular meetings, Thursday nights at 6:30 pm, at the corner cafe, N.E. 18th and Alberta, there was this item today in the Newspaper of Record: Police are investigating a late-night shooting at Northeast 18th Avenue … Continue reading
A Sicilian Resister
The Nuclear Resister came today. Its lead story follows (are you a participant in the Plowshares tradition?): Barefoot, pacifist Turi Vaccaro scaled a fence in a Sicilian cork oak reserve and was undetected as he entered the inner security zone … Continue reading
Goering Hatte Recht
Back in the Year of Birth of the writer who calls himself Your Intrepid Reporter, that is to say in 1947, there were held the Nuremberg War Crimes Tribunals — I believe it is the Bush Junior Administration flunky who … Continue reading
I Admit It
There will be a vote in one week, on Thursday, 19 February; Commissioner Fritz made certain that a specific time was established — that is, 2:15 in the afternoon — for the upcoming vote at the last Joint Terrorism Task … Continue reading
Another Police Shooting with Impunity for the Killer
Progressive Portland turned out in force — there were over a thousand people there, according to the monopoly newspaper The Oregonian (which deserves credit for the picture) — this evening in a rally in support of the people of Ferguson, … Continue reading
If at first you don’t succeed
Right at the beginning of the meeting of the Community and Postal Workers United, Trudy reported here at the Eighteenth Street Peace House at seven this evening, that 125 people attended the Drone Forum. Jamie Partridge, co- with John Schweibert … Continue reading