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Police union commissar: if you resist, you should expect to die

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Submit with proper docility to the commands issued by the slave patrol by William Norman Grigg lewrockwell.com   “We’ve heard a lot in the last number of weeks...

How the excessive militarization of the police is turning cops into counterinsurgents

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FROM THE EDITOR: Dear readers, I don’t need to repeat the horror stories that have been plaguing the mainstream media or corporate media, as it is...

Organic food’s immense potential to heal the sick

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by S. D. Wells   Let’s face it, many Americans eat like pigs. They pull up to drive-through windows and they sit down at pancake houses,...

Hundreds of unducumented C.A. children to start school while await deportation

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by the El Reportero’s wire services Representatives of the Yaqui Indian tribe demanded a halt to the operation of an aqueduct in the northwestern Mexican...

‘Future is rich’ for City College of SF., says

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by Peter Schurmann New America Media   This week marks the start of the fall semester at City College of San Francisco, which celebrates its 80th anniversary...

Turning the U.S. into a War Zone, where “We the People’ are the enemy

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We live in a state of undeclared martial law   by John Whitehead Tenth Amendment Center “If you don’t want to get shot, tased, pepper-sprayed, struck with a baton...

Music therapy for Alzheimer’s patients

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Compiled by the El Reportero’s staff   The City of Redwood City, in collaboration with the Fox Theatre and SNS FiReFilms, invites the community to a special screening...

Finally, the life of Cantinflas comes to the big screen

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by Joanna Hidalgo     The legend of one of the most endearing and beloved figures of mexican cinema is revived in Cantinflas, the Movie. One of...

Ebola ‘dirty bomb’ the next big fear: are large cities vulnerable to viological attach?

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by Mike Adams   The possibility of Ebola being harvested by would-be terrorists and used as a bioweapon in a large city is now at the...

Mexico’s Yaqui Indians defend water rights in meeting with senators

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by the El Reportero’s wire services Representatives of the Yaqui Indian tribe demanded a halt to the operation of an aqueduct in the northwestern Mexican...
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