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Salem-News.com (Dec-21-2011 04:54)
Terrorists Kill People
Tim King Salem-News.com
This is a fundamental issue, it is time to examine the government's use of a killer buzz word that can strip you of your rights as an American.
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Strange title I know, but we're in strange times. Terrorism is the use of terror in attacking or controlling a perceived enemy. Terrorism is understood by some people on some levels, but by and large it has been used to describe anyone who refuses to accept oppression, and fights back.
Those who the developed nations brand "terrorist" are almost always poor; they generally are getting the hell blasted out of them by U.S. made weapons and they violently resist with whatever they can place their hands on.
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Salem-News.com (Dec-05-2011 02:12)
Final Return Home for Salem Marine Killed in Afghanistan
Video by Jerry Freeman Photos by Q Madp Salem-News.com
"Thank you, Corporal Buyes, for your service to this grateful nation. Rest well." - Facebook comment
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A Salem, Oregon Marine who was killed during combat operations in Afghanistan 26 November 2011, 21-year old Adam J. Buyes, arrived home today under full escort.
Salem-News.com Video Photographer Jerry Freeman was on scene to record the procession, and Q Madp, our photographer and the founder and energy behind IraqWarHeroes.com, was there to shoot the still photos.
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Salem-News.com (Nov-10-2011 02:39)
Dershowitz` Lies and Glitches
Gilad Atzmon Salem-News.com
It’s obvious that, like other Zionists, Dershowitz lacks the elementary capacity to engage in proper intellectual debate.
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Rabid Zionist Alan Dershowitz is devastated by the success of ‘The Wandering Who’. He just cannot accept that professors and academics endorse the book “as ‘brilliant,’ ‘fascinating,’ ‘absorbing,’ and ‘moving’,”
In his latest article he again misses an opportunity to debate the book, its message and its meaning. He prefers instead to indulge in the only things for which he possesses any talent at all - lying and bullying.
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Salem-News.com (Oct-15-2011 15:58)
Occupy Salem Movement Gaining Steady Momentum at Wilson Park
Austin King Salem-News.com
The group of citizen activists at Wilson Park in Salem's capitol say they are steadfast, and say they will not disperse until things in our government undergo a 'serious makeover'.
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Spirits are high among individuals who are using their voices and making their presence known in Salem.
Approaching the 6th night of 'Occupy Salem', protesters aren't wavering from a constant police presence, and both local and state police have been respectful so far, according to the group. Mostly just driving by, with little interaction.
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Salem-News.com (Oct-11-2011 22:38)
Hundreds Attend Launch of Occupy Salem
Tim King and Dexter Phoenix Salem-News.com
They want the richest citizens of this country, shielded from taxes in ways never seen in the country's past, to pay their fair share.
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The spirit of Salem sometimes steps up and surprises people and the Occupy Salem event that kicked off Monday is a great example.
Like Portland, where crowds swelled in excess of 10,000 during its opening last week, Salem saw a larger-than-anticipated turnout with several hundred attending its kick-off.
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Salem-News.com (Oct-11-2011 13:09)
Occupy Portland Demonstrators: a Little Damp but Very Determined
Tim King and Dexter Phoenix Salem-News.com
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The Occupy Portland rally is continuing to draw media attention and plenty of participation. It seems clear most calling for a new day in America in this Oregon city are really sincere and as we have seen all across the country, there is no age group, no particular type of people, rather all types and they are working together to support the massive effort.
The groups behind the effort are asking for support from those who care, tarps, tents and food are items they need plenty of.
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Salem-News.com (Oct-10-2011 22:22)
Salem`s Homeless Fear Anticipated Police Sweeps
Tim King Salem-News.com
The division of the classes widens daily.
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Homeless residents in Salem say they are scared, wondering if police are going to soon clear them out their makeshift living arrangements just as the weather gets cold. Police in Salem do historically route the homeless from encampments.
A man and woman attending the Occupy Salem event that kicked off Monday, say living without a home is hard.
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Salem-News.com (Aug-26-2011 03:59)
(VIDEO added) Bizarre Lightning in Salem- What Was it?
Story by Tim King Photos by Dexter Phoenix Salem-News.com
Before the lightning strikes gave way to thunder, we watched an aircraft fly in from the north to, it appeared, take a look.
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Shortly after 3:00 a.m. today, Dexter Phoenix and I noticed a very strange weather occurrence that I suspect many Salem area residents heard from inside of their homes.
What we saw was a series of lightning strikes to the east, they were almost flashing in a consistent pattern, roughly every 20 seconds. I've absolutely never witnessed anything like it in my life.
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Salem-News.com (Jul-27-2011 16:48)
DNA Evidence Should Free Oregon Inmate Terrence Kimble from Prison
Tim King Salem-News.com
Screaming for the justice due an innocent man is sometimes a reporter's place.
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A great deal has been written about false convictions in America. The good news is that the advent of DNA to positively pinpoint details in police investigations, has allowed law enforcement to enter a new era; scientifically identifying those tied to crime scenes, and at the same time eliminating those who were not.
That is, unless you happen to be in Lane County, Oregon.
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Salem-News.com (Apr-04-2011 07:51)
Standing Ovation in Salem for BBC`s `Most Famous Woman in Afghanistan` Malalai Joya
Report by Tim King Photos by Dexter Phoenix Salem-News.com
Hard truths have a soft landing at historic Oregon university- includes video coverage of Willamette event.
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Former Afghan Parliament Member Malalai Joya spoke to a welcoming and enthusiastic packed house at Willamette University's Smith Auditorium Sunday night.
Her talk to a wide ranging audience led to a minutes-long standing ovation; it seemed like a clear indication of Salem's interest in this far away land occupied by U.S. troops locked in a fierce war claiming an escalating number of lives on all sides.
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