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FTAA Corporate Spin / cops used recording of barking dog!

vieuxcmaq, Jueves, Julio 12, 2001 - 11:00

mp3DJ partytown (partytown@prodigy.net)

review of FTAA corporate media reports...

Im editing down the corporate media reports I recorded
from FTAA ( cnn/aol and ms-nbc )
about 3 hours of video
im going to edit the audio all the way down
to a promo showcasing the spin put on it ...

glad to share a video or CD copy if anyone wants it.

one thing I spotted replaying the tapes ,
the cops used a rented 'budget' van with speakers on top
to play a recording of a police dog barking ,
as a way to put
fear in the air and get folks to run away...
I hear there working on a new 'smell' weapon
to due this as well!

I also see that every time a 'protester' ( green's and GUM )
got to talk they ran tapes of violence shots and
just about drowned out the guy on
the phone with crowd noise...spin spin spin...

Take care
brad

http://www.partytown.com/radio
http://www.partytown.com/cmp/

we might want to use that barking dog recording in
a rap song or somthing we can listen to on the way
to the next protest , so we get used to it ,
so it wont have any effect on us next time...

check out our event / 'best of' FTAA indy reports... streaming mp3 24/7
www.partytown.com/radio


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