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Randy Weaver testifies before the Senate Judiciary Committee, day 1
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Date
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1995-09-06
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G. Robert Vincent Voice Library Collection
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Testifying before the Senate Judiciary Committee, Randy Weaver explains his version of events during his standoff with U.S. Marshals and ATF agents during the 1992 siege at his home in Ruby Ridge, Idaho. Weaver alleges that false charges were made against him by the U.S. government which led to a warrant for his arrest and the assault by Federal agents in his home. Weaver answers questions about his religious and racial separatist beliefs, and how undercover agents tried multiple times to...
Show moreTestifying before the Senate Judiciary Committee, Randy Weaver explains his version of events during his standoff with U.S. Marshals and ATF agents during the 1992 siege at his home in Ruby Ridge, Idaho. Weaver alleges that false charges were made against him by the U.S. government which led to a warrant for his arrest and the assault by Federal agents in his home. Weaver answers questions about his religious and racial separatist beliefs, and how undercover agents tried multiple times to compromise him. Weaver is questioned by Senators Arlen Specter (R-PA), Herb Kohl (D-WS), and Fred Thompson (R-TN) in this excerpt from the first day of hearings. Ends abruptly.
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All power to the people!
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Date
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2019
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Collection
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Hong Kong Anti-Extradition Bill Protests Collection
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Description
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Poster shows a protester using an umbrella to strike a riot police.
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公義
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Date
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2019
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Collection
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Hong Kong Anti-Extradition Bill Protests Collection
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香港人還拖
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Date
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2019
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Collection
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Hong Kong Anti-Extradition Bill Protests Collection
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Description
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Poster cites a quote from the film "V for Vendetta" and includes its symbol, i.e. a circled "V".
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警告自由種, 速離否則反抗
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Date
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2019
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Collection
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Hong Kong Anti-Extradition Bill Protests Collection
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Description
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Poster shows a montage of black and yellow warnig flags similar to those used by the police but with protesters' messages.
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Title
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Fight, strike, vote, boycott
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Date
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2019
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Collection
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Hong Kong Anti-Extradition Bill Protests Collection
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Description
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Poster shows outlines of a hard hat and an opened umbrella; black title text has the word "revenge" embeded..
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反抗!
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Date
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2019
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Collection
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Hong Kong Anti-Extradition Bill Protests Collection
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Description
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Poster shows a left hand holding the phrase "反抗!" with Chinese and English slogans of the protest movement printed at the bottom.
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加油、反抗、報仇
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Date
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2019
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Collection
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Hong Kong Anti-Extradition Bill Protests Collection
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Description
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Poster shows three banners with Chinese characters laid out in a Z shape; Chinese and English slogans of the protest movement printed at the bottom.
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Modes of resistance : colonialism, maritime culture and conflict in Southern Gold Coast, 1860--1932
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Creator
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Nti, Kwaku
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Date
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2011
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Electronic Theses & Dissertations
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Description
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ABSTRACTMODES OF RESISTANCE:COLONIALISM, MARITIME CULTURE AND CONFLICT IN SOUTHERN GOLD COAST, 1860-1932 ByKWAKU NTIBetween the period 1860 - 1932 coastal Southern Gold Coast communities, particularly the Fanti, demonstrated that they were willing and able to resist the colonial government in its project of controlling their lives. To this end, they pursued the means and mechanisms readily available to them; and were also quick to take advantage of whatever opportunities that opened up. These...
Show moreABSTRACTMODES OF RESISTANCE:COLONIALISM, MARITIME CULTURE AND CONFLICT IN SOUTHERN GOLD COAST, 1860-1932 ByKWAKU NTIBetween the period 1860 - 1932 coastal Southern Gold Coast communities, particularly the Fanti, demonstrated that they were willing and able to resist the colonial government in its project of controlling their lives. To this end, they pursued the means and mechanisms readily available to them; and were also quick to take advantage of whatever opportunities that opened up. These communities acted on their own by drawing on ideas from their maritime culture. They also collaborated with the Western-educated elite. Together they openly resisted the colonial administration through demonstrations, discussions with government through delegations, official letters of protest, use of newspaper articles and editorials, and also took advantage of confusion and inaction of colonial officers as the main modes of resistance to colonial rule. Some of the issues on which their resistance centered included entrenchment of British power, weakening of the position of chiefs, colonial government attempt to take over "waste lands," and controversial 1932 legislative council elections. For instance, communities in this region conceptualized land as a cultural and religious resource, among others, whereas the colonial government saw it a resource the possession of which secured political and economic clout. This situation set the stage for a protracted resistance as colonial militarism was confronted by an equally militant people. Furthermore, the indecision and lack of action on the part of local colonial officers in critical moments portrayed them as taking a stand in support of one group in a dispute. This for instance presented an opportunity for a disgruntled majority to resist colonial government orders. In all of these experiences coastal Southern Gold Coast chiefs and their people organized under indigenous organizations sought and did get help from their Western-educated compatriots to navigate the complex bureaucracy of colonial governance. Yet, even this collaboration had its own challenges. This dissertation, explores the issues and events around which resistance to colonial rule in coastal Southern Gold Coast revolved, as well as the means and mechanisms by which they did so.
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Title
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La reposta del poble Català : OTAN no
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Date
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1986
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Collection
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Leftist Political Posters Collection
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Description
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Left side of poster shows a crowd in silhouette with arms raised. Above the crowd is a black star. At the bottom of the image is the Estelada, the unofficial flag of Catalan indepence supporters. There is a black star in the bottom left corner of poster. At the bottom right is the image of a tank with a soldier standing beside it at an urban street corner. At the bottom is the stylized flag of Catalonia. This resistance to NATO stems from its assertion that Spain has the right to decide the...
Show moreLeft side of poster shows a crowd in silhouette with arms raised. Above the crowd is a black star. At the bottom of the image is the Estelada, the unofficial flag of Catalan indepence supporters. There is a black star in the bottom left corner of poster. At the bottom right is the image of a tank with a soldier standing beside it at an urban street corner. At the bottom is the stylized flag of Catalonia. This resistance to NATO stems from its assertion that Spain has the right to decide the fate of Catalonia in its bid for independence.
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Acte 1er de Maig, dia 30, local AISS, 8 vespre
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Date
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1980/1990
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Collection
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Leftist Political Posters Collection
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Description
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In top left corner, poster shows a man taking aim with a slingshot. He has a scarf tied over his mouth and nose and is wearing a hard hat. A large red star appears in the center of the poster. Bottom right of poster has the Estelada, the unofficial flag flown by Catalan independence supporters. Ink is red and black.