Indymedia cover-up police agent-provocateurs at G20 –
Not all repression is hierarchical Rikki | 24.11.2012 12:19 | Repression
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These images are from the RT (TV) news coverage of the massive Madrid demo on Sept 25. The first image (1:36 into the Youtube video) shows 2 undercover cops, wearing jeans and black-bloc style hoodies, dragging a protestor along the ground by his arms. The hoodie on the left then drops the protestor's right arm, as a helmeted and truncheon-carrying riot cop takes over, grabbing the protestor's leg (2nd and 3rd images). Another cop joins in as they continue dragging the protestor towards the police van (4th image). Then the 2nd undercover cop rejoins the 1st hoodie (as picked-out by the blue light), both helping the uniformed cops to complete the arrest (5th image). Click on the images to enlarge. You can see the full sequence within the original video here -
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Not all repression is hierarchical Rikki
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Cover Up ?? FFS
24.11.2012 12:42
How the feck can Indymedia "cover up" a news article that has been on Russia Today and reported in the fekin' liberal fekin Groiniad?
If you read the guidelines for posting to the site you will see that it says MSM reposts will in general be hidden.
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plain clothes cops in demos - who'd have thunk it?
24.11.2012 12:55
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And thats all you give us - links to corporate sites - no news, nothing.
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