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to tell us about the attack on the bar. what happened on the back row and he was aware that there was not david available where we made a number of very serious allegations by collusion behavior and a number of attacks on the area. so we agreed we would look at it in detail and look at all the different attacks that happened in the area at the time it was all very new deal so. up to the point we've been active in a number of cases we've been knocked her own plautus on the. bloody sunday just as campaign was was based on the office and we agreed to call together a meeting of what it says on the g. open and silverbridge and what to says came forward a lot of witnesses came forward. and i suppose the significance of the meeting was that you had families with evidence and information but you also had witnesses the events on the significance of this being that there were so many connections so many permutations so many leads to follow obviously leads had never been followed by official bodies or for people in authority even litt

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they're using facebook as a home or using twitter as their own those news streams are their portals world of information google and facebook started out as internet companies and it has changed they morph into media companies they've morphed into a telecommunications provider and at least in the u.s. media companies are regulated newspapers are regulated telecommunications providers are regulated internet companies social media companies like google and facebook are not the roles have changed studies show now that individuals expect the news to find them. when we started them and the number one thing that we were out with our company with that no one else are interested in you they are doesn't make anything and every month for their big day and you need to create a different format to fit and. so much. misinformation and it's packaged very well and it looks the same when you see it on the facebook page we can lose. so much of what we do in terms of the kind of democratic freedoms and market. both google and facebook announced they are updating their company. allah seems to ban fake

to join us in the depths. aura made in the shallowness. in the 1950 s. is a much poorer society in the news today but no the us could easily handle centrally free mass higher education today a much richer society cleanse dozen of the resources for. that just what's going on right before our eyes and it's the a general attack on the principles that i mean not only are they humane they're the basis of the prosperity and health of this society. if you look over the history of regulation say the railroad regulation financial regulation and so on and you find that quite commonly it's it's either initiated by the economic. concentrations that are being regulated or it's supported by them and the reason is because they know that sooner or later they can take over the regulators. and it ends up with what's called regulatory capture. the business being regulated is in fact running the regulators. bank lobbyists are actually writing the laws of financial regulation gets to that extreme. and that's been happening through history and again it's a pretty natural tend

to join us in the depths. or a maybe in the shallows. brothers soon will i believe in the room light of. the room. my name is drawn more than i was for it is to die in prison by the expiration love my life. take a stick grab some media attention and it's a shooting in a 16 year olds to 16 birthday party found something the place is hell lot of pressure channel closed the case. for he is. just wrong it's like unbelievable. me out so far they are all more than the sure don't want peace with the stench of all those shoes because i was standing right next to. me for eyes the sun you got to keep in mind one soon those 1617 years old so. these clues london's are losers plundering to fear them a look tonight full food. for more than just close to. god goldstone now the truth. join me every thursday on the alexandre. still and i was waiting to get off of the wall of the politics that's less i'm show business i'll see that. eleanor. there has been an enormous concentrated coordinated business offensive beginning in the seventy's to try to beat ba

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use used intrusions. eddy's so if someone and say italy is criticizing the barrels going to me or the corruption of the italian state and so on then a cold area $106.00 they were cold and $810.00 people would collapse and laughter in the streets of rome or milan. in totalitarian states the notion to use so in the old soviet union dissidents were cold and he said that was the worst condemnation in the brazilian military dictatorship they were gold in every brazilian. no it's true that in just about every society the critics are maligned. or mistreated different ways depending on the nature of the society like in soviet union say will be imprisoned. in a us dependency like el salvador at the same time this counterforce a tether brains blown out by a us run state terrorist worse than others is it just condemned their villa from the zone and in the united states or one of the terms of abuse is anti american and there's a couple of others like you know more cases there's an array of terms of abuse. of in the u

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was used was. with my own father who was killed and on the farms over a bridge. we do not as a matter of course as a matter of course a brief charles looking for process and terrorists that is the domain of the i.o.c. they are you see the police was created in the early one $920.00 s. at the same time as the state of northern ireland was created and it reflected the contested nature of the state it was almost 93 percent drawn from one community and as a both part time element on a full time element there was a militarized force from the outset it was framed on the colonial model of pretty police and. very fraught and fractious relationship with a. nationalist community. as a nonviolent civil rights movement korean force in the late 1960 s. it was the reaction of the r.u.c. to the political and the attacks on the 1st civil rights marches by the police that actually energies the movement mobilized people and left the fuse for the conflict at the time. then in the 1960 s. and 1969 in particular we had