Friday, 16 September 2011
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Just in case this wasn't blindingly obvious from my piece: Fuck any and everyone who has ever posted to an extremist forum.
_RichardHall Richard Hall
It's a sign of how bad things are when Israel warns Palestinians of "harsh and grave consequences" if it seeks a peaceful solution at the UN
Cocacabana
Brazil may be rising, but in Rio's favelas, drugs, crime, and killing are a way of life. A Hipstamatic tour - deep inside the gritty, gang-ridden streets - where few outsiders dare to tread.

Civil police officers, part of the homicide division, stand over a body while investigators try to determine the entry and exit wounds of an ex-community official rumored to have been working with drug traffickers, who was shot to death in the Favela Mineira on July 28.
A trafficker stands with his machine gun in Villa Korea, a Red Command controlled favela on the outskirts of the city on July 17. There are several notorious factions of drug gangs in Rio, the oldest and largest of which is Red Command.

Civil police officers, part of the homicide division, stand over a body while investigators try to determine the entry and exit wounds of an ex-community official rumored to have been working with drug traffickers, who was shot to death in the Favela Mineira on July 28.
A trafficker stands with his machine gun in Villa Korea, a Red Command controlled favela on the outskirts of the city on July 17. There are several notorious factions of drug gangs in Rio, the oldest and largest of which is Red Command.
An officer from the homicide division stands over the body of a woman found in the street. Her throat had been cut and while unconfirmed, investigators guessed that she had been raped.
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Jared P. Moossy @'FP'
Bettie Page, FBI Consultant
When a 1957 police drug raid on a Harlem apartment turned up a cache of obscene magazines and photos, paddles, a riding crop, a whip, and lengths of chain, rawhide, and rope, FBI agents contacted Page for some expert guidance. Specifically, they wanted to know if the apartment was a photo studio where obscene material was produced.
According to the below memo sent to Hoover, Page told investigators that she 'had never heard of that type of photography being made in Harlem.' An agent reported that Page also advised that the 'flagellation and bondage pictures that she had posed for' were shot 'in photographic studios or photographers apartments.'
The seized porn, which included 'two books and four pictures depicting Betty Page in various poses,' was shipped to Washington for 'examination' by the FBI Laboratory, according to a second memo. At some point, agents planned to quiz the apartment's inhabitants about 'what the source of these items was, and to what use they were putting them to.' The FBI documents were included in Page-related material released following a TSG Freedom of Information request. Page died in December 2008 at age 85.
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@'the smoking gun'
*Sigh*
Thursday, 15 September 2011
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