About a year ago I played security for Ward Churchill, Bill Ayers, and Derrick Jensen at CU. There were a lot of death threats, all of which turned out to be the usual chickenshit internet chatter, but I remember thinking that … Continue reading
From Westword. [Churchill] wrote: “I can think of no one who better reflects the principles and integrity of Colorado Republicans than Tom Lucero,” adding, “Who knows? He might even have what it takes to be the next Dick Cheney.” Well … Continue reading
Found by the gentlefolk of West Denver Copwatch.
Just got this in my email, I should be there. Show flyer here. An Evening of Solidarity for Mutulu Shakur Presented by Denver and Aurora CopWatch, Sisters of Color United for Education, and Denver ABC Saturday, November 28th Sisters of Color, … Continue reading
Missed this ’cause I’m out of town, but there was a great writeup of Denver civil rights attorney David Lane on the front page of yesterday’s Denver Post. I get accused of being everything from an anarchist to a militia member, … Continue reading
From the Boulder Daily Camera: Bethany Newill, in an affidavit accompanying a motion Churchill filed with the court late Tuesday asking the judge to amend his ruling earlier this month, wrote that her time on the jury was “wasted” as … Continue reading
Jana left a comment here, pointing us to the National Coalition Against Censorship blog and website. I haven’t had much time yet, but they are duly bookmarked. Especially given this quote she posted: Tolerance for politically unpopular views is not … Continue reading
Francis A. Beer and Joseph B. Juhász writing for the Boulder Daily Camera. We should have liked to believe that the American legal system was a part of the Good America, that it would at least redress the balance and … Continue reading
From Pravda. In reality, such an outcome was predestined. Blaming American foreign policy for spawning acts of terrorism automatically made Churchill a pariah in the eyes of the legal system, just as Malcolm X’s “chickens coming home to roost” statement … Continue reading
Scott Robinson, legal analyst for the Denver Post, has an interesting piece in today’s paper clarifying the oddity of Naves’ decision that the CU regents are a quasi-judicial authority. Although his words are pretty measured, it’s clear that Robinson doesn’t … Continue reading
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