6:20-6:30 he says Trayvon circled his car. Sounds very intimidating if true, but he never made mention of it that I remember in the 911 call and I think it's something you would note that this guy is outside your car circling it and reaching into his waist band.

Immediately following that he sounds like he's spit balling to me. He couldn't remember which of the TWO streets he was on in his neighbor hood.....

And in the 911 call you can hear him say "he's running" and then exit the vehicle and what sounds like fast-walking/running for a bit due to the wind and his breathing. He makes no mention of getting out to get an address that I can recall in the 911 tape.

8:40 ish, his recounting is much much slower than the time it took place on the 911 call. And I don't recall them asking him if he still wants a police officer.

8:50ish he brings up the "Are you following him?" question from dispatch and then telling him they don't need him to do that.

From the 911 he says he doesn't know the address of where he is. Matches up with his not seeing a street address. But there's two streets in his neighborhood it looks like on google map...so ...seems hinky to me. It's not an overly complex place to just give them landmarks to get to him if he had to.

Then he gives them his address and asks for the officer to call him so he can tell him where he's at.

11 and on sounds made up to me. At 14, someone coming out and him having a coherent conversation goes against witness testimony talking about him being in a daze and seeming out of it when they were talking to him.

So yeah, I think he's mixing enough truth with lies to make it really hard for someone to say otherwise. The tone of this video makes him sound somewhat reasonable, but on the 911 call he was muttering stuff under his breath and talking about assholes getting away and never getting caught...and lots of things not coming up in the 911 call that are in this video...again paint him as the victim when I think anyone else in the situation would have stated they were being circled and driven further away or not exitted the vehicle.

And on top of him perjuring himself along with his wife about how much money he had being off by 150k+ intentionally.......and the website he setup himself with graffiti on OSU black student center....and then all of his myspace accounts that he couldn't delete the content of making him sound like a thug himself and beating charges......

Can't help but feel his true nature came out the night he shot Trayvon and the rest of this is just his act to remain free. Good guy, whose not at all on a power trip or at all over-reacting like his past shows he does when he was brought up on assault charges against a cop, who just wanted to the right thing and protect his neighborhood.

As for trayvon looking around......everything in that video looks the same. He was probably f-in lost if it was getting dark....all of the houses/apartments/condos are the same color and mostly the same shape for most of the video.

Definitely not going to agree with your moral assessment of the act, but I was also surprised to see Coke put "Peace" tagging in an advertisement and label it as the work of a peaceful warrior. Somebody clearly didn't get the corporatist memo on suppressing "free" acts of expression.

But of course, they did include the label "harmless soldier" which could just as easily be "offensive" to those peace warriors. Guess it cuts both ways.

Oh thanks baby killer. Thanks for destroying my building with "smart" bombs. Is Coke going to pay for that?

Using a tank would've been cheaper lol
>> ^jjw001:

Oh thanks graffiti vandal. Thanks for defacing my building with "Peace". Is Coke going to pay for that?

A swastika would've been cheaper to remove lol

Oh thanks graffiti vandal. Thanks for defacing my building with "Peace". Is Coke going to pay for that?

A swastika would've been cheaper to remove lol

after a long and hard battle the kids were gone, the sidewalks were clean

and then the graffiti crew moved in

*dupeof=http://videosift.com/video/Serge-Gainsbourg-5-years-of-graffiti-animated

*dupeof=http://videosift.com/video/Serge-Gainsbourg-5-years-of-graffiti-animated

That's his signature. His tilty camera rants in graffiti-covered alleys are what he's most famous for. Not gonna happen.>> ^jimnms:

Someone fire the fucker operating that camera.

>> ^Payback:

Ooooo, we took down websites! We are more powerfull than... umm... those guys in Beat Street that tagged NY subway trains...

Until websites become the black, oozing, horrific monsters in Neuromancer, it's just graffiti.


How about if they crash all online trading?...or bank transfers? They should start out slow so there's things to do to progress. They could seriously harm our economic system if they wanted to but they recognize of course that this would also be harming a LOT of innocents trying to do business.

Lets see where they go...it's a progression.

>> ^Payback:

Ooooo, we took down websites! We are more powerfull than... umm... those guys in Beat Street that tagged NY subway trains...

Until websites become the black, oozing, horrific monsters in Neuromancer, it's just graffiti.


I was just thinking that to myself earlier, but when they mentioned artists, musicians and writers it struck a kind of chord. It's interesting that they appeal to those targets. Because i guess if you were gonna try and force a real revolution of modern youth, then you'd really need bands growing up making songs about your cause, blogs, tweets, facebook, flickr.. All of those things, most of modern youth culture is intertwined with the internet and communications, so i have to say... maybe they're not so stupid afterall, maybe the internet is a pretty good place to start a "revolution".

>> ^Payback:

Until websites become the black, oozing, horrific monsters in Neuromancer, it's just graffiti.


I read that book (Gibson, William: Neuromancer) and its vision impressed me very much. It's an "old" yet fantastic imagination of cyberspace. Recommended!

Ooooo, we took down websites! We are more powerfull than... umm... those guys in Beat Street that tagged NY subway trains...


Until websites become the black, oozing, horrific monsters in Neuromancer, it's just graffiti.

>> ^JiggaJonson:

1 shitty photograph = facebook graffiti
4,748 shitty photographs ≠ art


What?

1 shitty photograph = facebook graffiti
4,748 shitty photographs ≠ art

That was from 1975, so if it wasn't Welcome To The Machine, it woulda been Physical Graffiti by Zeppelin... or A Night At The Opera by Queen... or Rush Fly By Night...

In other words, it's Stone Age graffiti.

Go Canada!