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pfjarwoski · 22 days
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fliptheswitchbro · 3 months
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..."Those are the facts your Honor."
"Mhmm.."
"Stand Up!"
"How do you plea?"
"Guilty Sir"
"Do you have anything to say for yourself?"
"No, your Honor"
"That's fine with me."
"The Crown's requesting you are to serve 180 days. Seeing as the Crown has already agreed to this as part of A joined submission, In exchange for your plea, I am going to allow your sentence to be served in the community. Although I would not be favour of such lenience."
I was relieved to be out of the courtroom, but still very anxious.
I could not head home. Not untill my paperwork ready. They would need me to sign them, stating that I understood the conditions of my sentence. They then would hand me a duplicate copy of the order.
I returned to my apartment complex. I was now imprisoned within my home. Anxiety was high over the next few days. I had to to be out of the apartment before September First, and had with me only the essentials. Everything of mine was already waiting at the cabin. I was very anxious, very excited.
The summer went by slow that year. I wasn't quite flush with cash, but I managed to get by, get high, and got to see most of my friends atleast a few times.
The summer Blockbusters were "killing it" in theaters. The new IronMan had just finished playing in theaters, Spider Man far from home was about bring the storyline to another dimension, and Quentin Tarantino's new movie: ' Once Upon A Time in Hollywood ' was expected to a cinematic masterpiece. Everyone had much to live for. There were so many things happening, and even more to look forward to.
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lisablasstudio · 3 months
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Monday's image: February 19, 2024
Pearl Perlmuter, Political prisoner, Terracotta, plaster, paint, 50.5 x 39 x 27 centimeters, 1951, Kröller-Müller Museum, The Netherlands
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tmarshconnors · 5 months
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Freedom for Alexey Navalny
After reading the article "Alexei Navalny: Russian opposition leader reappears in Arctic penal colony" I had to write this blog.
The world has witnessed the relentless pursuit of justice and democracy by individuals who are willing to stand up against corruption and authoritarianism. One such figure is Alexey Navalny, a prominent Russian opposition leader and anti-corruption activist. Navalny has been a vocal critic of the Russian government and its leadership, exposing instances of corruption and advocating for political change. However, his efforts to bring about positive change have come at a great personal cost. Currently serving a prison sentence in Russia, Navalny's plight has become a symbol of the ongoing struggle for human rights and freedom in the country.
The Story of Alexey Navalny:
Alexey Navalny rose to prominence through his fearless exposés on corruption within the Russian government. His investigations targeted powerful figures, uncovering embezzlement, fraud, and other illicit activities. Navalny's efforts gained widespread support both domestically and internationally, as people rallied behind his calls for accountability and transparency.
Despite facing numerous legal challenges and attempts to silence him, Navalny continued to be a formidable force for change. His influence reached new heights during the 2020 poisoning incident, where he fell gravely ill after being exposed to a nerve agent. Navalny's recovery and subsequent return to Russia only reinforced his commitment to the fight against corruption and his dedication to a democratic future for his country.
Navalny's arrest in January 2021, upon his return to Russia, sparked global outrage and calls for his immediate release. The charges against him, widely seen as politically motivated, have been condemned by human rights organizations and governments around the world. Many argue that his imprisonment is a clear violation of freedom of speech and a direct assault on political opposition within Russia.
This blog post is a call to action, urging the Russian Federation to release Alexey Navalny and respect the principles of democracy and human rights. It is crucial for the international community to unite in condemning the suppression of dissent and advocating for the freedom of individuals like Navalny who courageously speak out against corruption and injustice.
The international community has a vital role to play in holding the Russian government accountable for its actions. Diplomatic pressure, economic sanctions, and public advocacy can contribute to raising awareness about Navalny's case and pushing for his release. Governments, NGOs, and concerned individuals must work together to ensure that human rights are upheld and that individuals like Navalny can contribute to a more open and democratic society.
The struggle for freedom and democracy is ongoing, and the case of Alexey Navalny is a poignant reminder of the challenges faced by those who dare to speak truth to power. By raising our voices collectively, we can send a powerful message to the Russian government that the world is watching and that the principles of justice and human rights must prevail. It is time to stand in solidarity with Alexey Navalny and all those who strive for a more just and transparent future for Russia and the world.
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killer-fun-podcast · 10 months
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We are BACK and we DOVE into what some have called Killing Eve’s replacement: Kleo (Netflix). The shows share some characteristics - communist ties and kick-ass women assassins - but the anti-heroes of the shows are quite different, particularly with their motivations. From Big Eden to Happy Birthday, there is a lot to chat about. Email us: [email protected] Follow us on Facebook: fb.me/KillerFunPodcast All the Tweets: http://twitter.com/KillerFunPod Instagram: killerfunpodcast
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gkingmusik · 1 year
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Nnamdi Kanu Remains The Only Political Prisoner In Nigeria – IPOB Written by Kelechi Ofor
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bondvagabond · 1 year
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1954 #art by vagabond © What better way to kick off #InternationalWomensDay than with #LolitaLebron and the March 1st attack on the US house of Congress in 1954...? March 1st 1954 Four #PuertoRican #Nationalists attack the US Congress on March 1st of 1954 to draw attention to the struggle for #independence of Puerto Rico from US #colonialism... They were Andres Figueroa Cordero, Raphael Cancel Miranda, and Irving Flores are led by a woman Lolita Lebron... The got into the House of Congress unfurled a Puerto Rican flag and started shooting at Congressmen... 5 congressmen were hurt... Andres, Rafa,and Irving were captured and senteced to 75 years in prison and Lolita was sentenced to 50 years in prison... #PresidentCarter commuted their sentences in 1979 - after they had served 25 years... Lolita Lebron was the longest held woman #PoliticalPrisoner in the world... Contrast this to the #January6th attack on the Congress where people died and you'll see the #racist, classist, double standard in terms of #sentencing... #FreePuertoRico #InternationalWomensDay #RICANSTRUCTION #War #BobMarley #vagabond https://www.instagram.com/p/CpQUefapLcQ/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=
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sandeeprajbharji · 1 year
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माननीय श्री ओमप्रकाश राजभर जी, विधानसभा जखनियां से सुभासपा विधायक माननीय श्री बेदी राम जी ने हंसराजपुर जनपद गाज़ीपुर स्थित कार्यालय पर कार्यकर्ताओं संग मिलकर भव्य स्वागत एवं अभिनंदन किया! #sandeeprajbharji #rajbharji #sbsp #oprajbhar #politicalprisoner https://www.instagram.com/p/Cm-n7aWp-4X/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=
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harl5150 · 1 year
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My inspiration, she's only human but words don't come close to the higher being I see inside her! Beyond grateful and glad to have you home! It may have felt like no one was coming for you but there are few of us who never let you leave our prayers or heart! Be sure to tune into her upcoming books and films! This part of your journey was horrible but we celebrating you now girl! Praise to Creator for intercepting you! Now and forever precious to me! #SarahKrivanek #InmateForLife #PoliticalPrisoner #Teacher #Writer #Mother #Survivor #Incredible #Amazing #BeyondPrecious #strong #Warrior #Leader #Queen #Goddess #PowerfulHuman #MyInspiration #Connected #Devine #Motivation #PositiveVibes #Prayer #Meditation #RememberOurOnesLockedUp #LockedUp #LockDown #Incarceration #Blessed #Grateful #HarlanGurrola https://www.instagram.com/p/Cme3QpLvBbY/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=
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designnurd · 2 years
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Albert Woodfox who served the longest time in solitary confinement of any prisoner in the United States has died at 75 from complications from Covid-19. He was held in isolation in a 6-by-9 foot cell for nearly 44 years at the Louisiana State Penitentiary, known as Angola. 🐈‍⬛ Known as one of the Angola Three, along with Robert King and Herman Wallace, Woodfox was convicted of killing a guard in jail, but always maintained his innocence. He says he was targeted for co-founding the first Black Panther chapter in Angola. He was released in 2016. His memoir is “Solitary: Unbroken by Four Decades in Solitary Confinement. My Story of Transformation and Hope.” Woodfox says that while speaking to people around the country, he is often asked to describe what solitary confinement is like. “We never had a reference other than our own experience,” he says, “but this coronavirus pandemic, now people have a small window into what it is like.” @democracynow @smithsoniannpg @smithsonian @nationalportraitgallery @decolonizethisplace @innocenceproject 🙏🏽 #AlbertWoodfox #angola #NationalBookAwardFinalist #PoliticalPrisoner #freetheangola3 #angola3 #angolathree #SolitaryConfinement #RobertKing #HermanWallace #BlackPanther #BlackPanthers #BlackPatherParty #LouisianaStatePenitentiary #HungerStrike #antiRapeSquad #powertothepeople #allthepowertothepeople #arethaFranklin #aintNoWay ✊🏽 (at National Portrait Gallery) https://www.instagram.com/p/Cg6Dp43uRb1/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=
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tokka · 2 years
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#JulianAssange #PoliticalPrisoner #EdwardSnowden https://www.instagram.com/p/CfLaOvJOif-/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=
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stephenskinnerbatz · 2 years
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@scarface_1385 @the.alpacino #politicalprisoner #tonymontana #alpacino #love @hellskitchennyc @w42st #nycskyline #fitnessphotographer #batzography @batz_skinner @planetfitness @bodybuildingcom #midworkout #nycisafullbodyworkout #lifeisbeautiful #newyorkcity #newyorker #nycafternoons @boss @batzstyle #batzstyle #batzwear @fashionweek #hautecouture #actor #artist #america #anatomy #fitness #trainer #trainees #bbbatz #batz #bod #nyc (at Manhattan, New York) https://www.instagram.com/p/CexCXEuuA-Y/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=
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blaqsbi · 28 days
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Post: Free all political prisoners https://www.blaqsbi.com/3jfm
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usnewsper-politics · 2 months
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Inside Russia's Arctic Prison: Alexei Navalny's Fight for Justice #AlexeiNavalny #Arcticprison #corruption #criminaljusticesystem #dangerouscriminals #harshconditions #humanrightsabuses #isolation #limitedaccesstomedicalcare #maximumsecurityfacility #overcrowdedcells #physicalabuse #PolarWolf #politicalprisoners #poorsanitation #PresidentVladimirPutinsregime #prisonsystem #protectinghumanrights #psychologicalabuse #Russianoppositionleader #treatmentofprisoners
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tmarshconnors · 6 months
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Free Jimmy Lai!
Recent years, the world has witnessed the suppression of free speech and the stifling of democratic values in various regions. One prominent figure caught in the crossfire is Jimmy Lai, a Hong Kong media tycoon and pro-democracy activist. Lai's unwavering commitment to the principles of freedom and democracy has led to his imprisonment, sparking global concern about the erosion of basic human rights. As advocates for a free and open society, it is crucial to rally support for the release of Jimmy Lai.
Since his arrest in August 2020, Mr Lai has been held in solitary confinement in a maximum-security prison for more than 1,000 days. The trial, which has been delayed for a year, is expected to last for about 80 days.
We have a responsibility to stand up against the erosion of democratic values and the suppression of basic human rights. Governments, activists, and citizens worldwide must unite in calling for the immediate release of Jimmy Lai. International pressure is crucial in demonstrating that the world is watching and will not tolerate the suppression of those who advocate for freedom, democracy, and the rule of law.
Jimmy Lai serves as a stark reminder that the fight for freedom and democracy is ongoing. Advocates for human rights, press freedom, and democracy must come together to demand the release of Jimmy Lai and condemn the actions that led to his imprisonment. By doing so, we send a powerful message that the world stands united in its commitment to protecting fundamental rights and values for all.
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thxnews · 9 months
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