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Hey Google is actually giving stats on how many requests they get from governments to supress or delete url from the search engine. Unfortunately no stats on China...

How ironic that before the cop called to blame Blacks for the majority of crimes this story came out:

NYPD Officer claims pressure to make arrests

http://abclocal.go.com/wabc/story?section=news/investigators&id=7305356

Didn't anyone read this on the feed last week, and why wasn't it brought up Saturday ?There's a plethora of reports/investigations that dispute and disprove the "offical" data. The cop's unveiled racism was just another rearing of it's massive head.

A police whistleblower is suing the NYPD for $50 million for locking him up in a psych ward after he accused his bosses of tampering with crime stats.

Mayor Claims Quartzsite, Arizona Under Martial Law After State Of Emergency Declared During Secret Meeting :

Here's something a little offbeat for a Friday morning. A team of researchers at the Johns Hopkins School of Medicine has recently documented a safe, long-lasting way of improving both your life and your personal feelings of well-being: shrooms.

This is probably too long and technical to read on-air, but it might be worth a passing mention that an article in the American Conservative magazine thoroughly debunks the idea that hispanics have a higher crime rate. In fact, their crime rate is very much in line with the white rate.

Why do US crime statistics keep falling? Some theories.

Allegedly “disgruntled” man has his guns seized, and “voluntarily” surrenders to two SWAT teams and dozens of police officers for a crime that hadn’t been committed.

The year 2009 was a grim one for many Americans, but there was one pleasant surprise amid all the drear: Citizens, though ground down and nerve-racked by the recession, still somehow resisted the urge to rob and kill one another, and they resisted in impressive numbers. Across the country, FBI data show that crime last year fell to lows unseen since the 1960s - part of a long trend that has seen crime fall steeply in the United States since the mid-1990s.