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People's Park Still Occupied, Sheriff Won't Help Clear Park Because Berkeley Has Banned Tear Gas - Vimarsana News

People's Park Still Occupied, Sheriff Won't Help Clear Park Because Berkeley Has Banned Tear Gas

A very Berkeley problem in Berkeley, as protesters have occupied People's Park to halt a development project, but the Alameda County Sheriff's Department is refusing to help clear them out, because the city of Berkeley won’t let them use tear gas.

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Thomas Lord, 1966-2022. Category: Not Visible from The Berkeley Daily Planet - Vimarsana News

Thomas Lord, 1966-2022. Category: Not Visible from The Berkeley Daily Planet

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The Berkeley Activist's Calendar Feb.27- March 6K. Category: Arts & Events from The Berkeley Daily Planet - Vimarsana News

The Berkeley Activist's Calendar Feb.27- March 6K. Category: Arts & Events from The Berkeley Daily Planet

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Berkeley Daily Planet Ignored Code Pink Defacement of Recruiting Office - Vimarsana News

Berkeley Daily Planet Ignored Code Pink Defacement of Recruiting Office

Despite much photographic evidence of defacement and criminal graffiti by far left, anti-war, group Code Pink at a U.S. Marine Recruitment Center, The Berkeley Daily Planet ran the headline, "Code Pink Protests Marine Recruitment Center." It was more than hanging up pink posters that said "RECRUITERS LIE, CHILDREN DIE" and chanting anti-war cheers.

The Berkeley Activist's Calendar, Jan.9-16. Category: Arts & Events from The Berkeley Daily Planet - Vimarsana News

The Berkeley Activist's Calendar, Jan.9-16. Category: Arts & Events from The Berkeley Daily Planet

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