seattle.politics

On Sat, 15 Sep 2007 08:52:37 -0700, Tim Crowley
mumbled:

>You are
>the traitor, moron.

Fuck off hemp head stoner:


/media/


July 9, Seattle Center officials banished Tim Crowley--who's pushing
I-46, an initiative to repeal Seattle's poster ban--from the 74-acre
property. Seattle Center security claimed Crowley had violated park
guidelines by displaying an anti-poster-ban sign [see "Cops Ban Poster
Guy," In Other News, July 15]. He was told to stay out for a year.


While working the crowd for signatures, Crowley took a "Yes on I-46"
sign and placed it in a tree near stage left of the Mural
Amphitheater. Two people wearing shirts that read "staff" approached
him and told him he had to take the sign down. He asked why. They said
it was against the rules. "What rules?" he asked.


They didn't answer. A third staffer showed up and informed Crowley
that people have to pay to display signs at Seattle Center. He ordered
Crowley to take his sign down, and Crowley refused. The staffer then
took the sign down himself, and Crowley ripped it out of his hands.


The police--who operate a cop shop on Seattle Center
grounds--responded immediately, confiscating the campaign sign and
ordering Crowley to come with them. The cop in charge, Sergeant Ron
Wilson, told Crowley he was "out of control," and had better do what
he was told. Wilson and two other cops escorted Crowley back to their
office, where they filled out a card with his name, address, and date
of birth, and informed him that he couldn't return to Seattle Center
for a year. Crowley asked for a copy of the card, but the police
refused.


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The cop in charge, Sergeant Ron Wilson, told Crowley he was "out of
control," and had better do what he was told. Wilson and two other
cops escorted Crowley back to their office, where they filled out a
card with his name, address, and date of birth, and informed him that
he couldn't return to Seattle Center for a year.


/paynter/


Crowley, who lives on Capitol Hill, says he was gassed in his home by
"rampaging police" last year and wants an assurance it won't happen
again. He claims the message being broadcast by the mayor and police
is that the city is prepared to do its worst to silence the citizens
of Seattle.


Heaving a sigh, Lilly called that kind of talk "really, really
disappointing." Of course, people are free to turn out with signs for
labor, the environment, social justice, whatever the cause, he said.


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1999 Seattle Election Information


Filings - Disclosure Reports
Free Speech Seattle (YES)


05/06/1999 Crowley, Tim
Seattle, WA Virginia Mason Medical Center
Seattle, WA
Hosp. Worker $ $
Description: copies


05/06/1999 Crowley, Tim
Seattle, WA Virginia Mason Medical Center
Seattle, WA
Hosp. Worker $ $
Description: clipboards


05/06/1999 Crowley, Tim
Seattle, WA Virginia Mason Medical Center
Seattle, WA
Hosp. Worker $ $3


05/14/1999 Crowley, Mikie
Seattle, WA
$ $
Description: copies & groceries (2/25-5/14)


05/16/1999 Crowley, Tim
Seattle, WA Virginia Mason Medical Center
Seattle, WA
Hosp. Worker $ $


05/19/1999 Crowley, Tim
Seattle, WA Virginia Mason Medical Center
Seattle, WA
Hosp. Worker $ $
Description: stamps


05/22/1999 Crowley, Tim
Seattle, WA Virginia Mason Medical Center
Seattle, WA
Hosp. Worker $ $
Description: drinks


05/22/1999 Crowley, Tim
Seattle, WA Virginia Mason Medical Center
Seattle, WA
Hosp. Worker $ $
Description: drinks


05/27/1999 Crowley, Tim
Seattle, WA Virginia Mason Medical Center
Seattle, WA
Hosp. Worker $ $
Description: foam board


05/28/1999 Crowley, Tim
Seattle, WA Virginia Mason Medical Center
Seattle, WA
Hosp. Worker $ $
Description: copies


05/28/1999 Crowley, Tim
Seattle, WA Virginia Mason Medical Center
Seattle, WA
Hosp. Worker $ $
Description: door stop


05/28/1999 Crowley, Tim
Seattle, WA Virginia Mason Medical Center
Seattle, WA
Hosp. Worker $ $
Description: printer paper


05/28/1999 Crowley, Tim
Seattle, WA Virginia Mason Medical Center
Seattle, WA
Hosp. Worker $ $


Jello Biafra For President
In late November, Jello Biafra was nominated for the New York State
Green Party Presidential Primary scheduled for March 7, 2000. Biafra,
intially unaware of the nomination, has since offered his consent and
is an official candidate.
In Seattle Contact
Tim Crowley
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POTHEAD!