The fact that the Plain Dealer was able to print so much about them on the the day after the arrests demonstrates that the FBI had a very large dossier on them - can we assume that it has as large a one on everyone else in the Occupy communities? Yeah, right!
<http://www.cleveland.com/metro/index.ssf/2012/05/5_suspects_indicted_on_charges.html>
-Bill
On 5/2/2012 10:49 AM, Nicholas Roberts wrote:
> As the Occupy movement carries out massive May Day protests around the country,
> the FBI Joint Terrorism Task force is trumpeting the arrest of “self-proclaimed
> anarchists” and “terrorists” who allegedly conspired to destroy a bridge in Ohio.
> Integral to the development and advancement of this plot, however, were FBI agents
> themselves and an informant with a drug and robbery record.
>
> It should come as no surprise, then, that the announcement of these arrests was
> carefully unveiled yesterday, so that the top news story this May Day would not be
> about howanarchists are preventing home foreclosures, starting community
> gardens<http://whatthefuckhasoccupydone.com/>, teaching collective organizing
> skills, and re-framing class consciousness, but about how they were part of an
> FBI-guided “terrorist plot.”
>
> http://www.greenisthenewred.com/blog/fbi-anarchist-terrorists-may-day-ohio/5988/
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