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My parade route live blogging with Ms. Vanity will commence shortly, once I've uploaded the pictures to the Interwebs and downloaded some more grappa and cocktails.

UPDATED: No really, that can wait til morning.

In the meantime, here's something. Not quite sure what to make of it yet, will read it again in the morning:

PRESS RELEASE

January 1, 2008


Victims and Activist Groups to Sue the City of Pasadena, Various Public Officials and Individuals for Violation of Their Civil Rights

Contacts: John Li 626-568-8889 (I will be at the corner of Del Mar Blvd. and Orange Groove for most of time with other Falun Gong practitioners)

Shizhong Chen 858-366-5818

When: 7:00 AM, January 1, 2008

Where: Los Feliz Room, The Westin Pasadena,

191 North Los Robles, Pasadena, California 91101

Pasadena- Victims of China’s human rights violations and human rights groups who had protested the inclusion of a float representing the Peoples Republic of China in the 2008 Rose Parade announce today their intention to sue the City of Pasadena, various public officials and private individuals for violation of their civil rights. We intend to show that these agencies and individuals acted in concert to unlawfully prevent the issuance of a city permit to us for a demonstration against China’s continuing abuse of basic human rights.

5 Comments

anon-emus said:
SO u typs on you laptaps as u walk around and post, hey?
rf g-r said:
What are the damages? No damages no tort. Shouldn't you be pursuing action against the PRC?
Anonymous said:
video tape the depositions please
Dormitas said:
What's the Chinese character for just plain stoopid? These folks really have outlived their usefulness as a force for airing social issues. Now they're just plain foolish in their unswerving quest for publicity. Next time, let's get the Scientologists to front for our real concerns as Pasadena citizens. Somebody ring that Falun Gong and end this stoopidity. D.
it's over said:
this is what happens when you ask the city for permission to protest. the attempt to sue, shows they have no idea what they are doing.

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