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"He Picked on the Wrong F___ing Sister!"

"All my life I've had to fight. I grew up in the south side of
Richmond (CA) and it ain't easy there. When somebody tried to rob my
sister, my sister didn't do nothing, but I stood up and knocked that
girl from here to kingdom come. … So if Andy Stern is looking for a
fight, he picked on the wrong f____ing sister."

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From BBC

Hundreds of anarchist protesters in Greece have fought running battles with police through the centre of the capital, Athens.

The demonstrators were demanding the release of people arrested during rioting last month after a policeman shot dead a youth aged 15.

Rioters smashed shop windows and threw stones and petrol bombs, police say.

Officers responded with baton charges, tear gas and pepper spray and eventually dispersed the crowd.

Compared to the riots that swept Greece last month, Saturday's violence was on a relatively small scale but it showed that anger against the state and the police are still simmering, the BBC's Malcolm Brabant reports from Athens.

The street fighters and anarchists are trying hard to keep alive what they regard as December's insurrection and demonstrations covering a wide range of grievances are taking place on a daily basis, our correspondent says.

But the nature of the clashes may soon change, he adds.

The futility of firing tear gas at rioters who wear gas masks has dawned on the authorities and it is reported that Greece is taking delivery of water cannon, which should be ready for action within a fortnight, our correspondent reports.

From Kansas City dot com

Kansas City police are investigating whether the same person or group is responsible for breaking windows, damaging statues and spray-painting anarchist symbols at 11 locations in recent months.

The vandal or vandals have made targets of Roman Catholic churches, banks, political offices and wealthy neighborhoods clustered in and north of midtown.

Police released a map of the locations Thursday but have taken 16 reports. Some locations were hit more than once.

Police also released a photo of a possible suspect taken at U.S. Bank, 1 W. Armour Blvd., when it was damaged Thursday morning.

The bank also was vandalized Oct. 19 when someone broke four windows with concrete bricks. “No bailouts for the rich” had been scrawled on one brick.