Dear City of Tampa SCUM

Do you have some small inkling of HOW FUCKED you just became??????

Seriously?????


L O FUCKING L.

101cullc, indeed.

All that trouble to hide who you iz.

Hmmmm post office box out in the back forty and there you are ... slithering right back down over there on where you started out as city scum.

yer so fucked.

Lemme get a picture while i'm at it.

(thanks jorge)

What's the FBI up to in your neighborhood?

I have it on good inside that this is indeed what is UP. Do something. Click once or twice.


What is the FBI up to in your neighborhood?

Recent News
ACLU Secures $50,000 Settlement in Lawsuit Challenging Sarasota’s Noise Ordinance
ACLU of Florida Seeks Records About FBI Collection of Racial and Ethnic Data
Chapter Corner
StatewideFriday, August 6Florida Rights Restoration Coalition Annual Convening6:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m.
Greater BayMonday, August 9Chapter Meeting6:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m.
Panama CityFriday, August 6Panama City Friday Fest 20106:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m.
Greater TampaSaturday, July 31Rights Restoration Workshop1:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m.
Greater TampaTuesday, August 10Chapter Board Meeting (NW Hillsborough Co.)7 p.m. to 8:45 p.m
Volusia/FlaglerMonday, August 2Board Meeting6:00 p.m. to 8:30 p.m.


Potentially, the agency is mapping your community by its racial and ethnic makeup and tracking ethnic-oriented businesses, behaviors and cultural traditions.
We intend to find out what they’ve been up to, and that’s why the ACLU of Florida, along with thirty-two ACLU affiliates across the nation, submitted Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) requests this week. We are demanding information from FBI regional offices in Jacksonville, Miami and Tampa about what data they are collecting about communities and what they are doing with this information.
Demand accountability from your members of Congress about what the FBI is doing in your neighborhood.
We have real reasons to be concerned about race-based snooping in our communities. Internal FBI guidelines, called the Domestic Investigations and Operations Guide (DIOG), were published in December 2008 and made public a few months ago.
The DIOG claims to authorize FBI field offices to conduct “domain assessment” investigations in which FBI agents can collect, analyze and map racial and ethnic demographic information – including the location of ethnically-oriented businesses, particular racial and ethnic behaviors, cultural traditions, and lifestyle characteristics – in local communities.
Although some racial and ethnic data collection by some agencies might be helpful in lessening discrimination, the FBI’s attempt to collect and map demographic data using race-based criteria to target entire communities for criminal enforcement and domestic intelligence purposes is inconsistent with American values and raises serious civil liberties concerns.
That’s why we need your help. In addition to the ACLU’s FOIA requests, we’re calling on members of Congress. Ask your members of Congress to find out what the FBI is doing in your neighborhood.
The public deserves to know about a race-based law enforcement program with such troubling implications for civil rights and civil liberties. Please take action today.
Thank you for standing with us.
– ACLU of Florida