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DESCRIPTION:Free Commander X aka Christopher Doyon - Nonviolent cyber activist 
 defending the rights of the homeless has court appearance\n\nJoin the 
 protest outside the Robert F. Peckham Federal Court House, 280 S. 1st 
 Street, San Jose, California on on the day of his court appearance, 
 Tuesday, July 20, 2021, at noon \n\n“He risked his freedom to free me 
 from the Orange County Jail so I am asking you to help us free Chris.” - 
 Keith McHenry - cofounder of the global movement Food Not 
 Bombs.\n\nChristopher Doyon was captured at his home outside Mexico City on 
 June 12, 2021,  was extradited to the United States and is being held in 
 Santa Rita Jail in Dublin, California. He had humanitarian refugee status 
 while he was waiting on his asylum decision.  There is some concern that 
 his status may have changed at the request of the United States during 
 Kamala Harris’s June 9th visit to Mexico City.\n\nChristopher Doyon’s 
 campaigns of cyber nonviolent direct action in defense of the poor and 
 oppressed is commendable. He not only supported the rights of the homeless 
 and Food Not Bombs here in the United States Chris joined Anonymous in 
 providing cyber support for activists in the Middle East and Northern 
 Africa during the Arab Spring and contributed to the campaign to defend 
 WikiLeaks when Visa and MasterCard cut off access to 
 funding.\n\nChristopher Doyon should be free.\n\nWhen McHenry was locked up 
 in the Orange County Jail  in Orlando in 2011 for the crime of sharing food 
 with the hungry Mr McHenry did three interviews. The TV reporters asked if 
 I it bothered him that local websites had been disrupted possibly costing 
 the Orlando tourist industry tens of thousands of dollars.\nHe responded, 
 “Nobody is falling off a tree or anything or dying because someone can't 
 read a website about an attraction or something are they? Don’t they 
 still have phones? It just doesn't seem that serious to me.’”\n\nDoyon 
 also has a second case from Santa Cruz, California where he had been 
 homeless and was participating in a protest against the city's policy of 
 dehumanizing those who live outside. According to the 2011 Federal 
 indictment, a December 16, 2010, DDoS attack was orchestrated as part of 
 “Operation Peace Camp 2010” in retaliation for the enforcement of the 
 camping ban.  The City of Santa Cruz enacted Section 6.36.010 of its 
 Municipal Code, entitled “Camping Prohibited,” which contained 
 restrictions and definitions on camping within Santa Cruz City. \n\nThis 
 sleeping ban law was made even more repressive in early June changing its 
 title to “Camping Services and Standards Ordinance.” The law officially 
 took effect on July 9, 2021, and could be used to justify the relocation of 
 all unhoused to some as not yet defined facilities that could include a 
 dusk to dawn “safe sleeping site” in a parking lot.\n\nChris Doyon and 
 Keith McHenry were broadcasting a weekly live podcast from Freedom Camp at 
 San Lorenzo Park in Santa Cruz when Commander X was extradited to the 
 United States. This is the last program Doyon did just days before he was 
 captured. X Speaks: The World Through Sunglasses - Episode 5 Volume 3: 
 http://xspeaks.rf.gd/pages/ep5.html\n 
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SUMMARY:Free Commander X aka Christopher Doyon - Nonviolent cyber activist defending the rights of the homeless
LOCATION:Free Commander X aka Christopher Doyon - Nonviolent cyber activist 
 defending the rights of the homeless has court appearance\n\nJoin the 
 protest outside the Robert F. Peckham Federal Court House, 280 S. 1st 
 Street, San Jose, California on on the day of his court appearance, 
 Tuesday, July 20, 2021, at noon 
URL:https://www.indybay.org/newsitems/2021/07/15/18843735.php
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