Posted on 2010 November 28 by BBVM
The Japanese on the southern Island of Okinawa have re-elected incumbent governor Hirokazu Nakaima, who wants an end to the American military presence. Nakaima, who wants the US base off Okinawa altogether, beat his opponent who agreed to relocate the base to a less crowded area on the island. In May, Tokyo and Washington agreed [...]
Filed under: Censorship, Civil Liberties, Drugs, Military Industrial Complex | Tagged: capitalism, civil rights, Corruption, fascism, Hirokazu Nakaima, human rights, Imperialism, Japan, Marine Corps Air Station Futenma, Naoto Kan, Okinawa, Propaganda, rape, Social Democratic Party of Japan, women, World War II, Yukio Hatoyama | Leave a Comment »
Posted on 2010 April 30 by BBVM
WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. — A former Coast Guard officer has been sentenced to life in prison for raping and killing a Jupiter woman. As part of a plea deal, 27-year-old Chi Ng received a life sentence Thursday after pleading guilty to first-degree murder. He could have faced the death penalty. Authorities say 33-year-old Nongkran [...]
Filed under: Civil Liberties, Military Industrial Complex | Tagged: Chi Ng, murder, Nongkran Stoll, rape, USCG, women | Leave a Comment »
Posted on 2010 April 28 by BBVM
A former Central Intelligence Agency official, who is accused of raping two women, was arrested Monday at a motel in Virginia. A warrant was issued for 42-year-old Andrew M. Warren after he failed to show up for a hearing last week. Warren was the CIA’s Station Chief in Algeria. According to court papers, two Algerian [...]
Filed under: Civil Liberties, Military Industrial Complex | Tagged: Algeria, Andrew M. Warren, Billy Martin, Central Intelligence Agency, rape, sexual assault, women | Leave a Comment »
Posted on 2010 April 28 by BBVM
Some priests didn’t see the molestation of boys as a breach of their celibacy vows, retired Catholic bishop Geoffrey James Robinson says. The former auxiliary bishop of Sydney blames the absence of women from church life as a catalyst for the sexual abuse crisis enveloping the faith. In an interview with The Australian Women’s Weekly, [...]
Filed under: Censorship, Civil Liberties, Education Industrial Complex, Religion Industrial Complex | Tagged: Catholicism, children, Geoffrey James Robinson, rape, secrecyal, sexu assault, youth | Leave a Comment »
Posted on 2010 April 25 by BBVM
The pedophile priest scandal currently enveloping the Vatican has spread to one of the most Catholic areas of the world following a string of new abuse revelations throughout Latin America. Reports of priests raping or abusing minors have now emerged in Brazil, Bolivia, Uruguay, Mexico and Chile causing growing anger in a continent that is [...]
Filed under: Censorship, Civil Liberties, Education Industrial Complex, Information, Religion Industrial Complex | Tagged: Alejandro Goic, Bolivia, Brazil, Catholicism, children, Chile, Juan Jose Santana, Latin America, Legionnaires of Christ, Maciel Degollado, Manuel Vasquez, Mexico, rape, sexual abuse, Uruguay, youth | Leave a Comment »
Posted on 2010 April 23 by BBVM
BARSTOW • As the sex abuse scandals that plague the Catholic Church continue to make headlines, a recent lawsuit has brought new information to light regarding the San Diego Diocese’s placement of priests with a history of sexual abuse in desert parishes, including St. Joseph Catholic Church in Barstow. One man involved in the lawsuit, [...]
Filed under: Censorship, Civil Liberties, Immigration, Military Industrial Complex, Prison Industrial Complex, Religion Industrial Complex, San Bernardino County | Tagged: Anthony Rodrigu, Barstow, Catholicism, children, Diocese of San Diego, El Centr, Encinitas, John Keith, John Roe, La Jolla, Lakeside, Navy, rape, sexual assault, St. Joseph Catholic Church, youth | Leave a Comment »
Posted on 2010 April 22 by BBVM
A San Antonio Police Department officer sexually assaulted a man while he was on duty, an affidavit stated. According to an arrest affidavit, a man told police that Officer Craig Nash picked him up at 3 a.m. Thursday near the intersection of Guadalupe and Zarzamora streets, handcuffed him and told him to lie down in [...]
Filed under: Civil Liberties, Prison Industrial Complex | Tagged: Bexar County, Craig Nash, rape, San Antonio Police Department, sexual assault, Texas, William McManus | Leave a Comment »
Posted on 2010 March 18 by BBVM
A Transportation Security Administration worker who pats down members of the flying public was charged with multiple child sex crimes targeting an underage girl yesterday. The bust outraged privacy and passenger advocates who say it justifies their fears about Logan International Airport’s full-body scanner. “It’s a huge, huge issue,” said Kate Hinni of FlyersrRights.org. “The [...]
Filed under: Civil Liberties, DHS, Military Industrial Complex, Prison Industrial Complex, TSA | Tagged: American Civil Liberties Union, American Civil Liberties Union of Massachusetts, Ann Davis, Chris Ott, FlyersrRights.org, Jennifer Okeeffe, Kate Hinni, Logan International Airport, Massachusetts General Hospital, rape, sexual assault, Transportation Security Administration, women, youth | Leave a Comment »
Posted on 2010 March 18 by BBVM
WILMINGTON, N.C. — A soldier acquitted of killing a mother and two of her young daughters in North Carolina about 25 years ago is now going on trial in military court after prosecutors say new DNA tests link him to the crimes. Master Sgt. Timothy Hennis, 51, is charged with premeditated murder in the May [...]
Filed under: Civil Liberties, Military Industrial Complex | Tagged: Army, children, Erin Nicole Eastburn, Fort Bragg, Frank Spinner, Gary Eastburn, Innocent Victims, Jana Eastburn, Kara Sue Eastburn, Kathryn Eastburn, murder, rape, Timothy Hennis, women | Leave a Comment »
Posted on 2010 January 26 by BBVM
CASPER, WYO. — Prosecutors on Tuesday, Jan. 19 formally charged a California man with five felonies in connection with allegations that he posted an advertisement on an Internet site requesting the rape of a Casper woman. Pfc. Jebidiah James Stipe — a maintenance mechanic with VMU-1 at Marine Corps Air Ground Combat Center Twentynine Palms [...]
Filed under: Civil Liberties, Military Industrial Complex | Tagged: Carbon County, Jebidiah James Stipe, Marine Corps Air Ground Combat Center Twentynine Palms, Michael Steinberg, Natrona County, rape, Steven Brown, Tim Cotton, Ty Oliver McDowell, USMC, Wyoming | Leave a Comment »
Posted on 2010 January 22 by BBVM
A new study indicates US troops who were withdrawn from the Iraq and Afghanistan wars for medical reasons were increasingly evacuated for psychiatric reasons. Psychiatric disorders rose from 2004 to 2007, despite an increased focus on treating mental health problems, the research study revealed on Friday. Only 14 percent of troops taken out of combat [...]
Filed under: Censorship, Civil Liberties, Drugs, Information, Military Industrial Complex | Tagged: Afghanistan, Army, Iraq, Johns Hopkins School of Medicine, Landstuhl Regional Medical Center, Navy, racism, rape, Steven P. Cohen, USAF, USMC, youth | Leave a Comment »
Posted on 2010 January 18 by BBVM
He’s five foot-two, and he’s six feet-four, He fights with missiles and with spears. He’s all of thirty-one, and he’s only seventeen, Been a soldier for a thousand years. He’a a Catholic, a Hindu, an Atheist, a Jain, A Buddhist and a Baptist and a Jew. And he knows he shouldn’t kill, And he knows [...]
Filed under: ATF, Civil Liberties, DEA, DHS, Drugs, Education Industrial Complex, FBI, Free Speech, Guns, Immigration, Information, Interpol, Media, Military Industrial Complex, Prison Industrial Complex, Privacy, Religion Industrial Complex, Riverside County, San Bernardino County | Tagged: capitalism, Communism, disinformation, fascism, fraud, misinformation, Nazism, police state, prisons, Propaganda, rape, revolution, socialism, women, youth | Leave a Comment »
Posted on 2010 January 10 by BBVM
MINEOLA, N.Y. (AP) — A Long Island corrections officer is being accused of extorting sexual favors from female inmates. Nassau County District Attorney Kathleen Maura Rice says 47-year-old Mark Barber, of Levittown, was arrested Wednesday and charged with multiple counts of rape, sexual abuse, and forcible touching. Rice says Barber used his position as a [...]
Filed under: Civil Liberties, Drugs, Prison Industrial Complex | Tagged: Civil Liberties, civil rights, Frederick James Annibale Jr., human rights, Kathleen Maura Rice, Levittown, Long Island, Nassau County, Nassau County Correctional Center, prisons, rape, sexual assault, woman | Leave a Comment »
Posted on 2010 January 8 by BBVM
CHARLOTTE, North Carolina – An undocumented Mexican immigrant is facing possible deportation after he was arrested for trying to defend his girlfriend from a Charlotte police officer accused of sexual assault on three women, two of them Hispanic. Police in North Carolina’s largest city revealed on Wednesday that a third victim, a 37-year-old Mexican woman [...]
Filed under: Civil Liberties, DHS, Immigration, Military Industrial Complex, Prison Industrial Complex | Tagged: 287(g), Charlotte, Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department, Civil Liberties, civil rights, human rights, immigrant, Immigration and Customs Enforcement, Marcus Jackson, Mecklenburg County, North Carolina, police state, rape, sexual assault, women | Leave a Comment »
Posted on 2010 January 3 by BBVM
In this Oct. 2007 image, Mohammed Hafiz holds a picture of his 10-year-old son, Ali Mohammed, who was killed when guards employed by Blackwater allegedly opened fire at Nisoor Square in Baghdad. Iraqis responded with bitterness and outrage Jan. 1 at aU.S. judge’s decision to throw out a case against Blackwater guards accused in the [...]
Filed under: Censorship, Civil Liberties, FBI, Information, Media, Military Industrial Complex, Prison Industrial Complex, Religion Industrial Complex | Tagged: Ahmed Jassim, Ali al-Dabbagh, Andrew J. Moonen, Army, Baghdad, Blackwater, Bura Sadoun Ismael, Department of Justice, Department of State, Erik D. Prince, Euphrates, Fallujah, Green Zone, Haitham Ahmed, Mohammed al-Kinani, Najaf, Navy, Nisoor Square, North Carolina, rape, Raymond T. Odierno, Ricardo M. Urbina, Sunni, USAF, USMC, Virginia, War on Iraq, women, Xe, youth | Leave a Comment »
Posted on 2010 January 3 by BBVM
Villagers may recall that Army Pvt. LaVena L. Johnson is the 19-year-old Missouri woman who died in Iraq after being raped, beaten, shot and set on fire. The Army has ruled Johnson’s death a suicide from a self-inflicted rifle shot. The case is profiled in the forthcoming documentary, “LaVena Johnson — The Silent Truth,” due [...]
Filed under: Censorship, Civil Liberties, Information, Military Industrial Complex | Tagged: Army, LaVena L. Johnson, rape, women, youth | Leave a Comment »
Posted on 2010 January 3 by BBVM
Jebidiah James Stipe Ty Oliver McDowell CASPER — A man accused of violently raping a woman inside her Casper home about two weeks ago believed he was acting out a sexual fantasy the woman requested on an Internet site, according to his attorney. Ty Oliver McDowell, 26, has been charged with three counts of first-degree [...]
Filed under: Civil Liberties, Communications, Free Speech, Information, Military Industrial Complex | Tagged: Bar Nunn, Carbon County, Casper, Jebidiah James Stipe, Marine Corps Air Ground Combat Center Twentynine Palms, Michael A. Blonigen, Michael N. Patchen, Natrona County, Natrona County Detention Center, Natrona County Sheriff's Office, rape, San Bernardino County, Timothy Charles Cotton, Ty Oliver McDowell, USMC, Wyoming, Wyoming Medical Center | Leave a Comment »
Posted on 2009 December 27 by BBVM
“Enlisted in the Marines in 2001, went to Cherry Point NC, then to Iraq for Operation Iraqi Freedom, then back for OIFII, and in about 2 weeks I’m going back for a 3rd time. Married to a beautiful woman from Washington. Have 2 beautiful boys who are the lights of my life. I am getting [...]
Filed under: Censorship, Civil Liberties, Military Industrial Complex | Tagged: Air Ground Combat Center, Casper, Craigslist, Internet, Jebidiah James Stipe, Marine Corps Air Ground Combat Center Twentynine Palms, Michael Blonigen, Natrona County, North Carolina, Propaganda, rape, San Bernardino County, Twentynine Palms, Ty Oliver McDowell, USMC, Wyoming | Leave a Comment »
Posted on 2009 December 19 by BBVM
The principal of Sikes Elementary School in Lakeland has been accused of raping and molesting an 11-year-old girl. The charges against Corey Lynn Swindler, 38, do not involve a student at the school. Swindler is not related to the girl but has had access to her for about 10 years through a domestic relationship, the [...]
Filed under: Civil Liberties, Education Industrial Complex | Tagged: Cari Vaughn, Corey Lynn Swindler, Lakeland, Nova Southeastern University, Polk County Public Schools, Polk County School District, Polk County Sheriff's Office, rape, Ron Ciranna, Sikes Elementary School, University of South Carolina, youth | Leave a Comment »
Posted on 2009 December 16 by BBVM
PIERRE, S.D. (AP) — A former South Dakota lawmaker convicted of raping his two foster daughters has sent news organizations what he claims is a copyright notice that seeks to prevent the use of his name without his consent. A letter and an accompanying document labeled ”Common Law Copyright Notice” said former state Rep. Ted [...]
Filed under: Civil Liberties, Military Industrial Complex, Prison Industrial Complex | Tagged: Bon Homme County, Common Law Copyright Notice, Laura Malone, Michael Winder, Mobridge, rape, South Dakota, South Dakota Department of Corrections, Supreme Court of South Dakota, Ted Alvin Klaudt, witness tampering, youth | Leave a Comment »
Posted on 2009 December 16 by BBVM
A North Carolina-based noncommissioned officer faces charges for allegedly sexually abusing a 3-year-old. Sgt. Duane F. Bachesta, 26, of St. Clair, Illinois,, with 2nd Intelligence Battalion out of Camp Lejeune, was charged Monday with sexual battery of a minor and indecent liberties with a child with the knowledge that the child was mentally disabled, according [...]
Filed under: Civil Liberties, Military Industrial Complex | Tagged: 2nd Intelligence Battalion, Afghanistan, Camp Lejeune, Duane F. Bachesta, II Marine Expeditionary Force, Illinois, Onslow County, rape, St. Clair, USMC, youth | Leave a Comment »
Posted on 2009 December 15 by BBVM
A former Riverside Police Department officer was convicted today of forcing a woman to perform a sex act on him so she could avoid being arrested. A seven-man, five-woman jury, however, acquitted 39-year-old Robert A. Forman of sexually assaulting another woman and deadlocked on whether he had assaulted a third. The panel announced its findings [...]
Filed under: Civil Liberties, Drugs, Prison Industrial Complex | Tagged: Elan Ben Zektser, John Molloy, Mark Johnson, rape, Riverside County, Riverside Police Department, Robert A. Forman, sexual assault | Leave a Comment »
Posted on 2009 December 15 by BBVM
United Nations peacekeeping officials were explicitly warned months ago by their legal advisers not to participate in combat operations with the Congolese Army if there were a risk that Congolese soldiers might abuse human rights, internal documents show. But the mission went forward — and the abuses took place as feared. According to United Nations [...]
Filed under: Censorship, Civil Liberties, Information, Military Industrial Complex, Religion Industrial Complex | Tagged: Alain Le Roy, Congolese Army, human rights, racism, rape, United Nations, United Nations Office of Legal Affairs, youth | Leave a Comment »
Posted on 2009 December 15 by BBVM
The Congressional Research Service, which performs policy research and analysis for Congress, is “not a happy place these days,” said a CRS staffer. The staffer was referring to the fact that a respected CRS division chief, Morris D. Davis, had been abruptly fired from his position for publicly expressing some of his private opinions. (“CRS [...]
Filed under: Censorship, Civil Liberties, Free Speech, Information, Military Industrial Complex | Tagged: Aden J. Fine, American Civil Liberties Union, Congressional Research Service, Daniel P. Mulhollan, Derivatives Trading, economy, Germany, Jameel Jaffer, Legislative Branch Appropriations Act, Library of Congress, Morris D. Davis, Operation Enduring Freedom, Operation Iraqi Freedom, Privacy, rape, secrecy, surveillance, War on Afghanistan, youth | Leave a Comment »
Posted on 2009 December 11 by BBVM
Terry Shields, 54, a former school bus driver for the Los Alamitos Unified School District in for the Los Alamitos, California has been convicted on a total of 15 counts involving the molestation of three girls, ages 4, 7 and 11 and possessing child pornography. The jury found Shields guilty on three counts of forcible [...]
Filed under: Civil Liberties, Education Industrial Complex | Tagged: Los Alamitos Unified School District, rape, Terry Shields, youth | Leave a Comment »
Posted on 2009 December 1 by BBVM
LOUISVILLE, Ky. — A former Army soldier who raped a girl, 14, and killed her and three family members in Iraq challenged his convictions Monday, saying he was wrongly tried in a civilian court and should have faced a military trial. In a 71-page appeal filed with the United States Court of Appeals for the [...]
Filed under: Civil Liberties, Military Industrial Complex | Tagged: 101st Airborne Division, Abeer Qassim al-Janabi, Army, Darren C. Wolff, Fort Campbell, Frank Heft, Iraq, Janabi, Mahmoudiya, Military Extraterritorial Jurisdiction Act, rape, Steven Dale Green, Thomas B. Russell, Uniform Code of Military Justice, United States Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit, War on Iraq, youth | Leave a Comment »
Posted on 2009 July 16 by BBVM
Bruce Lynn Shelley, who became superintendent of Pocola Schools, in Pocola, Oklahoma on July 1st has reportedly been arrested on allegations of rape by instrumentation of a five-year-old female family member. Shelley is charged with rape by instrumentation. It is alleged that Shelley molested the girl, who was a family member, around bath time with [...]
Filed under: Civil Liberties, Education Industrial Complex | Tagged: Bruce Lynn Shelley, Bryan Drummond, Pocola Schools, rape, youth | Leave a Comment »
Posted on 2009 June 30 by BBVM
BALTIMORE — A Maryland Transit Administration police officer has been charged with raping a 15-year-old Elkridge girl who asked him for help finding her way home on the light rail, according to charging documents. Officer Donald Brown was taken into custody June 24 after the Howard County Police Department was contacted by a case worker [...]
Filed under: Prison Industrial Complex | Tagged: Anne Arundel County Police Department, Baltimore Child Abuse Center, Donald Brown, Howard County Police Department, Jawauna Greene, Maryland Transit Administration, Perry London, rape, youth | 2 Comments »
Posted on 2009 June 28 by BBVM
A woman is suing the city of Woodstock and a narcotics officer she said raped her at a police station. She said the incident happened after she agreed to work as a confidential informant after a drug arrest. The allegations were laid out in a federal lawsuit that Channel 2 Action News reporter Tom Regan [...]
Filed under: Civil Liberties, Drugs, Prison Industrial Complex | Tagged: Cherokee County, Gary Moss, Georgia Bureau of Investigation, Ralph Goldberg, rape, Woodstock | Leave a Comment »
Posted on 2009 May 28 by BBVM
EDGARD, La. — A former lieutenant in the St. John the Baptist Sheriff’s Office pleaded guilty Friday to two felony counts and received a sentence of 10 years of probation. Wayne Schaeffer was indicted in January 2008 on charges of aggravated rape, battery and attempted sexual battery. The felony counts were filed after several women [...]
Filed under: Prison Industrial Complex | Tagged: Edgard, rape, Robin O'Bannon, St. John the Baptist Sheriff's Office, Tracey Mutz, Wayne Schaeffer | 1 Comment »
Posted on 2009 May 27 by BBVM
See also: US Army media brief for rape and murder of 14 year old Iraqi girl and family by 101st soldiers, 2006 Green trial prosecutors tell of gruesome scene Jury set for Steven Dale Green, charged with raping a 14-year-old Iraqi girl and killing her and her family
Filed under: Censorship, Civil Liberties, Media, Military Industrial Complex, Prison Industrial Complex | Tagged: 101st Airborne Division, 1st Battalion, 502nd Infantry Regiment, Abeer Qassim al-Janabi, al-Janabi, Army, Brian Skaret, Fort Campbell, Iraq, Mahmoudiya, Mahmudiyah, Marisa Ford, murder, Patrick Bouldin, rape, Scott Wendelsdorf, sexual assault, Steven Dale Green, Thomas B. Russell | Leave a Comment »
Posted on 2009 May 26 by BBVM
Download document here. See also: Green trial prosecutors tell of gruesome scene Jury set for Steven Dale Green, charged with raping a 14-year-old Iraqi girl and killing her and her family
Filed under: Censorship, Civil Liberties, Communications, Information, Media, Military Industrial Complex, Prison Industrial Complex | Tagged: 101st Airborne Division, 1st Battalion, 502nd Infantry Regiment, Abeer Qassim al-Janabi, al-Janabi, Army, Brian Skaret, Fort Campbell, Iraq, Mahmoudiya, Mahmudiyah, Marisa Ford, murder, Patrick Bouldin, rape, Scott Wendelsdorf, sexual assault, Steven Dale Green, Thomas B. Russell | Leave a Comment »
Posted on 2009 April 29 by BBVM
PADUCAH, Ky. — A former U.S. Army soldier accused of raping an Iraqi girl and killing her and her family was upset after losing multiple friends in combat but didn’t appear to struggle more than anyone else in the unit, one of his commanding officers said. Steven Dale Green, 23, of Midland, Texas, faces more [...]
Filed under: Military Industrial Complex | Tagged: 101st Airborne Division, 1st Battalion, 502nd Infantry Regiment, Abeer Qassim al-Janabi, al-Janabi, Army, Brian Skaret, Fort Campbell, Iraq, Mahmoudiya, Mahmudiyah, Marisa Ford, murder, Patrick Bouldin, rape, Scott Wendelsdorf, sexual assault, Steven Dale Green, Thomas B. Russell, Todd Ebel | Leave a Comment »
Posted on 2009 March 26 by BBVM
The military is increasingly issuing something called “moral waivers,” so they can enlist military personnel with felony convictions for crimes like rape and sexual assault. “We don’t enlist convicted rapists in the armed forces of the United States,” said Michael Dominguez, the principal under secretary of defense for personnel and readiness. “If there’s a consensus [...]
Filed under: Military Industrial Complex, Prison Industrial Complex | Tagged: Army, Michael L. Dominguez, moral waivers, rape, sexual assault, USMC | Leave a Comment »
Posted on 2009 March 2 by BBVM
RAPID CITY, S.D. — A former Air Force sergeant charged with rape, aggravated incest and sexual contact wants his statements to police thrown out. A lawyer for 42-year-old Frank Ashley wants to suppress his client’s statements. Ashley claims he asked for an attorney but was questioned anyway. A judge will hear the arguments next week. [...]
Filed under: Military Industrial Complex | Tagged: assault, Ellsworth Air Force Base, Frank Ashley, incest, Meade County, Pennington County, rape, South Dakota, USAF | Leave a Comment »
Posted on 2007 June 22 by BBVM
RIVERSIDE – A Pomona Police Department detective will stand trial on charges he molested and tried to rape his adopted daughter. At a preliminary hearing Thursday in Riverside Superior Court, Judge Judson W. Morris Jr. found there was sufficient evidence to try Donald Sevesind on three counts of lewd acts upon a teenager and one [...]
Filed under: Civil Liberties, Prison Industrial Complex | Tagged: Donald Sevesind, Joel Morales, Judson W. Morris Jr., Pomona Police Department, rape, Riverside County Child Protective Services, Virginia Blumenthal, youth | 1 Comment »