On 21 Aug 2004 15:07:53 -0000, er
(Thought CrÎmÎnal) wrote:

http://www.cnn.com/2004/ALLPOLITICS/...ention.police/ --must see photo

NEW YORK (CNN) -- A mob of chanting "demonstrators" clashed with police Thursday in Brooklyn in a mock protest held to review arrest procedures ahead of the Republican National Convention.

At a New York Police Department training facility, Police Commissioner Raymond Kelly oversaw four practice scenarios in preparation for the GOP convention in New York City August 30 -September 2.

In one drill, reporters saw how a driver can be pulled from a truck and arrested, as police will be prepared to do around Madison Square Garden.

Vehicles coming into the convention center will have to pass one of eight devices set up to screen for explosives or anything attached to the underside of a vehicle.

How police plan to deal with civil disobedience arrests and how authorities will escort a peaceful march were explained.

Police also displayed some of the high-tech security equipment that will be in use during the convention.

One device, known as a "sally port" will allow police to inspect the undercarriages of all vehicles entering the convention area.
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Wow, I love this New Freedom under Bush, I'm Sure We Gain Even more liberties under Bush's Second Term.




Maybe they should lock them in cages with barbed wire as they did in
Boston.

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On Sat, 21 Aug 2004 21:16:00 GMT, Moderate Mammal
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On 21 Aug 2004 15:07:53 -0000, er
(Thought CrÎmÎnal) wrote:

http://www.cnn.com/2004/ALLPOLITICS/...ention.police/ --must see photo

NEW YORK (CNN) -- A mob of chanting "demonstrators" clashed with police Thursday in Brooklyn in a mock protest held to review arrest procedures ahead of the Republican National Convention.

At a New York Police Department training facility, Police Commissioner Raymond Kelly oversaw four practice scenarios in preparation for the GOP convention in New York City August 30 -September 2.

In one drill, reporters saw how a driver can be pulled from a truck and arrested, as police will be prepared to do around Madison Square Garden.

Vehicles coming into the convention center will have to pass one of eight devices set up to screen for explosives or anything attached to the underside of a vehicle.

How police plan to deal with civil disobedience arrests and how authorities will escort a peaceful march were explained.

Police also displayed some of the high-tech security equipment that will be in use during the convention.

One device, known as a "sally port" will allow police to inspect the undercarriages of all vehicles entering the convention area.
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Wow, I love this New Freedom under Bush, I'm Sure We Gain Even more liberties under Bush's Second Term.




Maybe they should lock them in cages with barbed wire as they did in
Boston.

Can we put a barbed wire fence all the way around NYC? I'd vote for
that, as long as it is done while the convention is going on.
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Quoth Moderate Mammal in
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Maybe they should lock them in cages with barbed wire as
they did in Boston.

Yeah, all five of them. The protest zone was nearly empty
throughout.

Hint -- that "zone" was ordered by the Secret Service, not by
Kerry.

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Tom Betz wrote:

Maybe they should lock them in cages with barbed wire as
they did in Boston.


Yeah, all five of them. The protest zone was nearly empty
throughout.

Do the numbers of 'detained without cause' citizens determine whether
freedom is endangered or not? I'd think even ONE unjustly caged citizen
is an affront to the Constitution and the Bill of Rights..


Hint -- that "zone" was ordered by the Secret Service, not by
Kerry.

How long since the politicians lost control of the secret police?
Even the cross dressing Hoover didn't have that level of autonomy.




mike

"Tom Betz" wrote
(Edited for brevity)

| Where was AWOL George W. Bush?
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| http://www.glcq.com/bush_at_arpc1.htm

Where was John Effing Kerrnedy in Christmas of 1968?

http://www.factcheck.org

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Thought CrÎmÎnal wrote:
http://www.cnn.com/2004/ALLPOLITICS/...ention.police/ --must see photo

NEW YORK (CNN) -- A mob of chanting "demonstrators" clashed with police Thursday in Brooklyn in a mock protest held to review arrest procedures ahead of the Republican National Convention.

At a New York Police Department training facility, Police Commissioner Raymond Kelly oversaw four practice scenarios in preparation for the GOP convention in New York City August 30 -September 2.

In one drill, reporters saw how a driver can be pulled from a truck and arrested, as police will be prepared to do around Madison Square Garden.

Vehicles coming into the convention center will have to pass one of eight devices set up to screen for explosives or anything attached to the underside of a vehicle.

How police plan to deal with civil disobedience arrests and how authorities will escort a peaceful march were explained.

Police also displayed some of the high-tech security equipment that will be in use during the convention.

One device, known as a "sally port" will allow police to inspect the undercarriages of all vehicles entering the convention area.
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Wow, I love this New Freedom under Bush, I'm Sure We Gain Even more liberties under Bush's Second Term.




In Boston, the protesters were put in a cage.

In NY, they're being offered discounts on hotel rooms.

Is the freedom to have an undetected bomb in a vehicle important to you?