How long are we gonna continue to give cops a license to kill?
When will the white privilege set stop setting their guard dogs on the rest of us?
This land is my land, this land is your land.
Hear the song he wrote about old man Trump.
Your freedom doesn't belong to rich crapitalusts despite what their mind control architecture may be telling you to the contrary.
YOUR willingness to eat sh*t sandwiches is what has them on the menu.
Stop doing that, eh!?
Protest Shuts Down Highway, Marches Through Eagan’s High-End Outlet Mall
By Niko Georgiades, Unicorn Riot
July 29, 2019
Eagan, MN
Protests shut down roads around Eagan’s Outlet Mall and miles of Minnesota Highway 13 on Saturday, July 27.
About 100 protesters marched through the area seeking justice for 23-year-old student and entrepreneur, Isak Aden, who was killed by police after a standoff in the St. Paul suburb of Eagan in early July.
Braving the mid-day summer heat, community members gathered at the parking lot in Eagan’s high-end Outlet Mall to continue to press their demands that Eagan Police release any of the police videos and transcripts related to Isak’s case.
For more on Isak Aden, see: ‘Isak Aden: Another Black Life Stolen by Police’
Protesters marched through the walkways of the outlet mall, down Highway 13 to the site of Isak Aden’s last moments, and then back through the mall before dispersing.
Security and police responded to the protest by shutting down most of the access roads that lead into the mall and long strips of Highway 13.
No arrests were made.
After the crowd marched to the scene of Isak’s death, Badrudin Aden, one of Isak’s brothers, spoke to the crowd, as did his sister Sumaya.
Standing where his brother was shot to death, Badrudin pointed to a fire hydrant about 100 yards away saying that was where he was at during the standoff on July 2.
He questioned why the police had to call 90 officers to the scene for just his brother.
Aden’s family has yet to see the autopsy report or hear from the authorities how many bullets hit Isak.
Badrudin continued the calling for the release of all of the evidence.
“They don’t even have the decency to tell us how many bullets hit my brother.” – Badrudin Aden
Sumaya Aden said the police lied to their family multiple times the night of the standoff.
She questioned why her family was told that police “would wait this out as long as they need to,” yet within a few hours they ended up firing the shots that killed her brother.
She went on to say that while police shot her brother at 10:45 p.m., they “didn’t put him in the ambulance until 11:20 p.m.” saying that police prioritized fixing a gas line damaged by their gunfire before putting her brother in the ambulance to try to save his life.
The natives of Minnesota have the right idea.
They know how to get results from men in suits.
Take my word for it, dear reader, those 'wonderful' men in suits are not your friends.
If they are your friends, find a better crowd, eh?