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Currently, The Washington Post is putting together a live board composed of Tweets, Instagram, and other social media and news updates. These are some of the most astonishing scenes currently coming out of Boston. 

Police and military are still on a high profile manhunt for the younger suspect in the Boston Marathon bombings, MIT shooting, and police shootout last night in Watertown. The older suspect has been killed during conflicts with police.

Boston Police Scanner

POLICE STATE!
WAKE UP PEOPLE!

No, take a basic criminology course.

Why don’t you take a basic freedom course?

ITS HAPPENING!

ITS HAPPENING!

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LONE CHECHEN ON THE LOOSE. BLOW THE FUCKING CITY APART. RAID EVERYONE.

To all the people on here who think what is happening in Boston is acceptable:

There is no one out shooting cops and blowing things up. There was one confrontation with police HOURS AGO. This guy is gone or dead somewhere from injuries incurred. He is not hiding in every basement in Boston (though the police searches seem to indicate that).

They are incompetent if they lost track of him with all the technology they have when they were close enough to have a shoot out at some point.

Also, it’s called the fourth amendment. This is defacto martial law and violates the rights of everyone under “lockdown”. Not to mention it makes the cops look incredibly stupid (which we already knew was the case anyways).

Stop just accepting things under a false guise of “security”. And why can’t I talk about the politics of this? The state does. They are using it to normalize you to this immense police presence so that when it is used to oppress free speech you accept it as long as they say it’s because of a “terrorist threat”.

Are you really all so gullible that you don’t understand this? Are you all so xenophobic, ignorant, isolated, nationalistic and fear-ridden that you don’t see how the state and the ruling classes are politicizing this for their own advantage? Or are you caught up in the fear that you can’t defend yourself and that you need some sort of over-reaching state apparatus to oppress you in order to “protect and serve”?

Can we start thinking critically yet? Or must we resign to the role provided to us by the state - keep quiet and obey?

http://iamarevolutionary2.tumblr.com/post/48385440119/to-all-the-people-on-here-who-think-what-is-happening

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The FBI said it’s investigating an unmanned aircraft spotted by a pilot on an arriving flight yesterday near John F. Kennedy International Airport in New York. The Federal Bureau of Investigation is seeking the public’s help in identifying and locating the craft, which came within 60 meters of an Alitalia SpA flight, said John Giacalone, special agent in charge of counterterrorism for the FBI’s New York office. The craft was described as no more than three feet wide with four propellers, according to the FBI. “Our paramount concern is the safety of aircraft passengers and crew,” Giacalone said. The Alitalia plane was about three miles from Kennedy Airport’s runway 31R when the incident occurred, the FBI said. (via Drone spotted by pilot near New York airport, FBI investigating | World | News | National Post)
The pilot said the drone was at about 1,500 feet altitude. The plane didn’t take evasive action and landed without incident, according to the FAA.
The captain of Alitalia flight 608 from Rome to New York JFK, Sergio Blasoni, and his co-pilot spotted an object, which appeared to be a “drone” aircraft, John Di Rienzo, a New York spokesman for Rome-based Alitalia, said in an e-mail. The crew “landed the Boeing 777 safely, and, as per procedure, immediately alerted air traffic controllers,” he said.
“We saw a drone, a drone aircraft,” the pilot said in a radio call to the airport tower, according to a recording on the LiveATC.net website, which posts air-traffic radio calls from around the U.S.

The FBI said it’s investigating an unmanned aircraft spotted by a pilot on an arriving flight yesterday near John F. Kennedy International Airport in New York. The Federal Bureau of Investigation is seeking the public’s help in identifying and locating the craft, which came within 60 meters of an Alitalia SpA flight, said John Giacalone, special agent in charge of counterterrorism for the FBI’s New York office. The craft was described as no more than three feet wide with four propellers, according to the FBI. “Our paramount concern is the safety of aircraft passengers and crew,” Giacalone said. The Alitalia plane was about three miles from Kennedy Airport’s runway 31R when the incident occurred, the FBI said. (via Drone spotted by pilot near New York airport, FBI investigating | World | News | National Post)

The pilot said the drone was at about 1,500 feet altitude. The plane didn’t take evasive action and landed without incident, according to the FAA.

The captain of Alitalia flight 608 from Rome to New York JFK, Sergio Blasoni, and his co-pilot spotted an object, which appeared to be a “drone” aircraft, John Di Rienzo, a New York spokesman for Rome-based Alitalia, said in an e-mail. The crew “landed the Boeing 777 safely, and, as per procedure, immediately alerted air traffic controllers,” he said.

“We saw a drone, a drone aircraft,” the pilot said in a radio call to the airport tower, according to a recording on the LiveATC.net website, which posts air-traffic radio calls from around the U.S.

Disciplinary files from the Bureau’s Office of Professional Responsibility record an extraordinary range of transgressions that reveal the chaotic personal lives of some of America’s top law enforcers. One male agent was sacked after police were called to his mistress’s house following reports of domestic incident. When officers arrived they found the agent “drunk and uncooperative” and eventually had to physically subdue him and wrestle away his loaded gun. A woman e-mailed a “nude photograph of herself to her ex-boyfriend’s wife” and then continued to harass the couple despite two warnings from senior officials. The Bureau concluded she was suffering from depression related to the break-up and allowed her to return to work after 10 days. (..) The logs, which contain incidents from July 2012 to January, also describe how a woman “engaged in a romantic relationship with former boyfriend (now husband) knowing he was a drug user/dealer”. She was sacked after lying about the relationship. (via FBI agents caught sexting and dating drug dealers - Telegraph)

Disciplinary files from the Bureau’s Office of Professional Responsibility record an extraordinary range of transgressions that reveal the chaotic personal lives of some of America’s top law enforcers. One male agent was sacked after police were called to his mistress’s house following reports of domestic incident. When officers arrived they found the agent “drunk and uncooperative” and eventually had to physically subdue him and wrestle away his loaded gun. A woman e-mailed a “nude photograph of herself to her ex-boyfriend’s wife” and then continued to harass the couple despite two warnings from senior officials. The Bureau concluded she was suffering from depression related to the break-up and allowed her to return to work after 10 days. (..) The logs, which contain incidents from July 2012 to January, also describe how a woman “engaged in a romantic relationship with former boyfriend (now husband) knowing he was a drug user/dealer”. She was sacked after lying about the relationship. (via FBI agents caught sexting and dating drug dealers - Telegraph)