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Ryan Kisiel / UK Daily Mail | Wednesday, July 9, 2008
The train passenger wrongly arrested at gunpoint face-down on a platform is an Oxford University graduate, it emerged last night.
The dramatic swoop at Bournemouth station led to Nzube Udeze being frogmarched by armed police and interrogated after a case of mistaken identity.
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Ally Wang, Mimi Li, and Shaoshao Chen / Epoch Times | July 9, 2008
NEW YORK—In less than 30 days, Beijing will kick off its opening ceremonies for the 2008 Olympics. While China prepares for its appearance on the world’s center stage, the Tibetans, Uighurs, Falun Gong practitioners, and political dissidents of China will undoubtedly suffer 30 days of persecution and oppression.
These groups who are denied rights by the Chinese regime cannot have their voices heard in China. But here in America, where freedom of speech is not muffled, protests and calls for human rights have strengthened recently as the start of Beijing ‘08 draws closer.
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Steve Watson / Infowars.net | Tuesday, July 8, 2008
This past Sunday night I was subjected to another stark reminder of how far the UK has descended into a total police state when I was stopped on the street by “Police Community Support Officers” for putting my hand in my pocket.
After returning to London in high spirits from an excursion to see the great Neil Young play a barnstorming gig at the Hop Farm festival in Kent, I was standing at the bus stop in Trafalgar Square with my girlfriend only to suddenly have the following order barked at me by a goon in a bright yellow jacket:
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Alan Travis / Guardian.co.uk | July 8, 2008
Police used their powers to stop nearly two million members of the public in the street and demand they account for their behaviour or actions, Ministry of Justice figures published today revealed.
The “stop and account” statistics, being published for the first time, reveal the scale of police use of the powers, and show that black people are two and a half times more likely than whites to be questioned on the street.
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