Obama Associate Bill Ayers Helped Maoist Revolutionary Group Organize DC Trump Protest Coup Attempt

Original research | 01/23/2017 | Fedora

[Fedora]

Towards an effort to document the origins, organizers, and accomplices of the inaugural protests. I focused on the Refuse Fascism movement, but the Women's March on Washington also needs more looking into; hopefully I'll get a chance to follow up on this.

[Fedora]

Ping.

[ronnie raygun]

Trump needs to infiltrate these organizations and crush them like roaches

[ilovesarah2012]

If Trump really wants to, I bet his DOJ could find something to hit Ayers with.

[Fedora]

I agree, and to pass legislation to facilitate that.

[Fedora]

Definitely. Ayers got pardoned for his previous acts, but anything he did since 1980 is fair game.

[Gay State Conservative]

If Trump really wants to, I bet his DOJ could find something to hit Ayers with.

The murder of a San Francisco police officer in '70 or '71 (can't recall exactly when) is believed to have been Ayers's work.IIRC it hasn't been solved yet.Also,that huge explosion in Greenwich Village in 1970 is also thought to be his work.And there's the Brinks robbery in Nyack,NY (suburban NYC) in the 80's in which two cops were killed.

At his trial(s) the prosecution could use quotes he gave in the interview that appeared in the NY Times on 9/11/2001.

[BBB333]

As I recall, Ayers was set free because a judge ‘lost’ all of the incriminating evidence against both He and his Wife...so there was no trial.

[ripley]

Question”

Why are leftists above the law?

Just asking.

IMHO

[Whenifhow]

PING!!!

Original research ping!

Article and comments

Thanks, Fedora!

[hoosiermama]

FBI —DOJ have reason to go into action.
Are they waiting for confirmation of the cabinet position?

[OKSooner]

He needs a visit from Mr. Clark.

[Ray76]

 Imam Aiyub Abdul-Baki, Justice Committee, Islamic Leadership Council of New York;
 Ashton Applewhite, writer and activist;
 Ed Asner, actor;
 Bill Ayers, activist educator;
 Dawoud Bey, artist;
 Paul Von Blum, African American Studies Center, UCLA*;
 Fr. Bob Bossie, SCJ, anti-war activist;
 Herb Boyd, activist, author, journalist and teacher;
 Karen Brooks, People’s Music Long Hill Farm The Trouble Sisters;
 Charles Burnett, filmmaker;
 Isabel Cardenas, Salvadoran-American activist;
 Mary Celeste Kearney, Director, Gender Studies, University of Notre Dame*;
 Kenneth Chamberlain, Jr., son of Kenneth Chamberlain, Sr., murdered by NYPD;
 Margaret Cho, comedian, actor;
 Kia Corthron, playwright;
 Chuck D, rapper, author;
 Joe Dante, filmmaker;
 Shannon Dawdy, MacArthur Fellow, Anthropologist;
 Carl Dix, Founding member, Revolutionary Communist Party, USA*;
 Tom F. Driver, Paul J. Tillich Professor of Theology and Culture Emeritus, Union Theological Seminary*;
 Brian Drolet, Executive Director, Deep Dish TV*;
 Alex Ebert, musician;
 Niles Eldredge, evolutionary biologist;
 Kurt Elling, musician;
 Eve Ensler, playwright;
 Chase Iron Eyes, Standing Rock Sioux Tribe*;
 Everett Iron Eyes, Sr., Water Administrator, Standing Rock Sioux Tribe*;
 Dorothy Fadiman, filmmaker;
 Joan Ferrante, Professor Emerita English, Columbia University*;
 Charles Gaines, visual artist;
 Merrill Garbus, Founding band member, tUnE-yArDs;
 Henry Giroux, McMaster University Chair for Scholarship in the Public Interest*;
 Pastor Gregg L. Greer, Freedom First International, SCLC*;
 David Gunn, Jr., son of slain abortion doctor, David Gunn, Sr.;
 David Harris, Charles Hamilton Houston Institute, Harvard University*;
 Lalah Hathaway, singer;
 Marc Lamont Hill, CNN commentator and professor, Morehouse College*;
 Bianca Jagger;
 Phyllis Jackson, Associate Professor Art History, Pomona College*, Former Black Panther;
 Gregory “Joey” Johnson, defendant in U.S. Supreme Court flag burning case, Texas v. Johnson 1989, Revolution Club*;
 Erin Aubrey Kaplan, writer and journalist;
 Evelyn Fox Keller, Professor Emerita of History and Philosophy of Science, MIT*;
 Robin D.G. Kelley, Gary B. Nash Professor of American History at UCLA*;
 Wayne Kramer, musician;
 John Landis, filmmaker;
 Fran Luck, Executive Producer of Joy of Resistance Multicultural Feminist Radio, WBAI*;
 Peter McLaren, Professor Emeritus Education, UCLA*;
 Julie Mehretu, artist;
 Vic Mensa, rapper;
 Debra Messing, actor;
 jessica Care moore, poet;
 Thurston Moore, singer, songwriter, guitarist of Sonic Youth;
 PZ Myers, evolutionary developmental biologist;
 Rosie O’Donnell, comedian, actor;
 Arturo O’Farrill, composer and musician;
 Outernational, band;
 Amado Padilla, Professor, Stanford Graduate School of Education*;
 Rev. John T. Pawlikowski, OSM, Ph.D, Catholic Theological Union*;
 Eric Perl, Chair of Philosophy, Loyola Marymount*;
 Michelle Phillips, musician;
 Jean-Pierre Protzen, Professor Emeritus Architecture, UC Berkeley*;
 Don Rojas, Director of Communications of the Institute of the Black World;
 Milton Saier, PhD, Professor of Molecular Biology UCSD*;
 Yusef Salaam, one of the Central Park Five;
 Dread Scott, visual artist;
 Michael Shannon, actor;
 Matthew Shipp, musician;
 Danny Simmons, visual artist;
 Ted Sirota, jazz musician;
 Judith Stacey, sociologist, New York University*;
 Bob Stein, Institute for the Future of the Book*;
 David Strathairn;
 Sunsara Taylor, writer, Revolution Newspaper*;
 Michelle Tea, poet and author;
 Alice Walker, author;
 Naomi Wallace, playwright;
 Judith Weiss, marine biologist, Rutgers University*;
 Cornel West, writer and professor;
 Saul Williams, poet and performer;
 Allen Wood, Professor Emeritus, Philosophy, Stanford*;
 Michael A. Wood, Jr.;
 Rev. Frank Wulf, United Methodist minister;
 Andy Zee, spokesperson, Revolution Books*;
 David Zeiger, filmmaker

[Fedora]

The Church Committee also had put pressure on the FBI that made it harder to prosecute Ayers' case. They still had Dohrn dead to rights for crimes committed more recently than Ayers' bombings, but Ayers' dad managed to get them both off the hook. And they remain very active:

Obama Secretly Partied With Bill Ayers Last Summer (February 12, 2014)

Bill Ayers believes opposition to Trump should come from the people—not the Democratic Party (January 18, 2017)

[Fedora]

Good info.

[Fedora]

Several reasons that come to mind: they infiltrated allies into the law schools, the legal system, and Congress early on (going back to before World War I and accelerating with the founding of the NLG and ACLU and the ascension of Louis Brandeis and Felix Frankfurter to the Supreme Court) to give them legal cover; they hold the threat of riots over authorities’ and politicians’ heads; they cultivate wealthy donors with strong politican connections; they gained a stronghold in the media through Franklin Roosevelt’s wartime propaganda agencies; they have blackmail dirt on their enemies; and the labor unions have ties to the mob. There are probably other reasons, too.

[Fedora]

Thank you!

[Fedora]

I hope they’re not waiting. I’m sure some agents have been itching for eight years to get a chance to do their job with support from the administration.

[Fedora]

Thanks for the easier-to-read reformat :-)

[Ray76]

Outstanding.