America, This Is Yoo: Bobble Edition!

by Oaks4Peace Digital

Mon, Feb 8, 2010 12:34AM

America, America, this is YOO. It's the John Yoo bobble-head, outside John Yoo's house on 1241 Grizzly Peak Blvd.

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America, America, this is YOO. It's the John Yoo bobble-head, outside John Yoo's house on 1241 Grizzly Peak Blvd. Protesters gathered against torture. Two members of the UC Berkeley Police Squad(!) arrived to access the terror threat, but not before the driveway was chalked and a banner was stung across the way.

John Yoo should not be allowed to have a normal life. It is important to speak and act out against torture. UC Berkeley and the UC regents continue to defend John Yoo, and promote torture as "free speech" and "academic freedom". Torture is neither, it is a war crime.

For more information: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ewrfcg-3UUM

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§Written by a Cal Student?

by Mike Holmes

Mon, Feb 8, 2010 10:48PM

Looks like this was written by a Cal Student. Here's a hint: "access" is not the same as "assess". Which of those two words is appropriate in the above item?

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§Mike Holmes is a fecalpie

by Oaks4Peace

Mon, Feb 8, 2010 11:06PM

Mike, a typo was made. But a video was made too, and a protest action was participated in.

All you did was point out a typo in an manner of an asshole.

The main audience of Indybay seems to be lazy pieces of garbage who can't be bothered to actually participate in direct action, yet have no problem standing way back in the bleachers complaining.

Oaks4Peace helped document the Tree Sit, documents police interactions, is there at anti-war protests, and is involved in disability/homeless rights issues.

As Mike Holmes, all you seem to do is point out typos, and have paranoid delusions of Cal students.

Which is more impressive?

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