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newly uncovered photo of Tiananmen Square, June 4th 1984
(hexbear.net)
whoops no this is UC Davis in 2011. the cop pepper spraying these nonviolent student protestors filed for worker's compensation claiming "psychiatric damage" due to having his name released and won more than $38k USD in compensation.
"So... you want this alphabetically, chronologically, or by magnitude? In any case, grab a drink because we're gonna be here a while"
I'd link a copy of Killing Hope
Oh, uhh, good to know those implicated know about it.
Apparently it's because Bin Laden had it on his harddrive that they seized/stole during the raid that killed him. And it's not exactly like the CIA is all that fuzzed about people knowing they did some terrible shit during the cold war, since they just claim that it was a different time and that they have changed (or libs will make that argument, because they have a religious need to believe that the CIA is now the good guys after Trump yelled at them).
How recent would it have to be before a substantial number tunes into the idea that this is how they are? Or is it only when it affects them and they happens to not affect the individual personally?
One must quote it from memory while north korean anti-american music blasts in the background
I like to tell them to read settlers
Oh I haven't seen this before, thanks for sharing!
I'd recommend reading wretched of the earth first.