9 thoughts on “ Laughter In A Police State - Strike Anywhere - Change Is A Sound (Vinyl, LP, Album) ”

1. Jun 01,  · Question: “Can the police go on strike?” Technically, NO. Actually, YES. Cops, despite it being illegal, can and have gone on strike on a number of occasions. But when they did so they claimed disingenuously that it was not a strike. As their acti.

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2. A police strike is a potential tactic when law enforcement workers are embroiled in a labour lesskarkeninliesur.guicocliazariwabalkorohargladde.infoinfomes military personnel are called in to keep order or discipline the strikers. Police strikes have the potential to cause civil unrest.

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3. NYPD should go ahead and strike. New York Police Department (NYPD) officers stand on patrol in the Times Square area of New York, U.S., on Monday, Jan. 5, to decide whether such policies.

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4. MONTREAL. ON the day Montreal became a city without policemen, Gilles Madore unsuspectingly left his home as usual at A.M. to drive to work.

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5. Strike Anywhere Change Is A Sound Jade Tree Released on August 14, $ Out Of Laughter In A Police State 10% 5: Sunset On 32nd 28% 6: Detonation 8% 7: Riot Of Words STRIKE ANYWHERE! This is an excellent album. Pissed off political punk rock just like I like it. Granted, the music is VERY simple and almost every song sounds.

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6. Laughter In A Police State By Strike Anywhere. • 1 song, Play on Spotify Laughter In A Police State. Featured on Change Is A Sound. More by Strike Anywhere. In Defiance Of Empty Times. Iron Front. Dead FM. To Live In Discontent. Exit English. More Strike Anywhere. Listen to Strike Anywhere now. Listen to Strike.

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7. Watch the video for Laughter In A Police State from Strike Anywhere's Change Is A Sound for free, and see the artwork, lyrics and similar artists. Playing via Spotify Playing via YouTube Playback options.

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8. A fan-made video for Fuck That Police. 2. The Bottle Rockets, "Radar Gun" The Bottle Rockets' seminal album The Brooklyn Side contains many evocative song-stories, none more potent than this swift, devastatingly funny single about a young cop getting off on a petty abuse of power. The song pegs its subject as a dim-witted local who never made it past junior college, yet did well enough on.

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9. Like plead, the verb strike causes lawyers and judges to hesitate in forming the past participle: has the judge struck something from the record or stricken it from the record?. English-language authorities have long said that the verb strike should be inflected strike > struck > struck, hence today I strike, yesterday I struck, many times I have struck.

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