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In reply to the discussion: And Then There Were Three: Third Grand Jury Refuser Goes to Prison [View all]HiPointDem
(20,729 posts)However, we suspected that this was not really about broken windows. As if they had taken pointers from Orwells 1984, they took books, artwork and other various literature as evidence as well as many other personal belongings even though they seemed to know that nobody there was even in Seattle on May Day. While we know that knowledge is powerful, we suspected that nobody used rolled up copies of the Stumptown Wobbly to commit property damage. We saw this for what it was. They are trying to investigate anarchists and persecute them for their beliefs. This is a fishing expedition. This is a witch hunt. Since then, thanks to a Freedom of Information Act request, we have learned that this Grand jury was convened on March 2nd, 2012, two months before the May Day vandalism even took place
When they try to mercilessly gut communities, we do not scatter, we grow stronger, we thrive. I view this State repression like this: The State thinks it is a black hole that can destroy whatever it wants. In reality, it is much more like a stellar nursery, wherein it unintentionally creates new, strong anarchist stars.
My convictions are unwavering and will not be shaken by their harassment. Today is October 10th, 2012 and I am ready to go to prison.
http://www.greenisthenewred.com/blog/leah-plante-grand-jury-seattle-anarchist/6448/
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