Mientras el humo se elevaba desde el 6221 de Osage Avenue, los residentes de Filadelfia miraban a través de sus ventanas o pantallas de televisión en un estado de asombro e incredulidad. Su ciudad acababa de bombardear a su propia gente. En la noche del 13 de mayo de 1985, estallaron terriblemente las tensiones de larga data entre MOVE, un grupo de liberación negra, y el Departamento de Policía de Filadelfia. Esa noche, la ciudad de Filadelfia arrojó una bomba de cartera, un dispositivo de demolición típicamente utilizado en combate
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etiquetas: filadelfia , bombardeó , su propia gente , move , black power 
En vídeo, El olvidado bombardeo policial de un recinto de Move en Filadelfia:
www.youtube.com/watch?v=6RFW9KuL-nk
-las bombas contra edificios oficiales
-secuestrar aviones a punta de pistola
time.com/4501670/bombings-of-america-burrough/
"It may be hard to recall now, but there was a time when most Americans were decidedly more blasé about bombing attacks. This was during the 1970s, when protest bombings in America were commonplace, especially in hard-hit cities like New York, Chicago and San Francisco. Nearly a dozen radical underground groups, dimly remembered outfits such as the Weather Underground, the New World Liberation Front and the Symbionese Liberation Army, set off hundreds of bombs during that tumultuous decade—so many, in fact, that many people all but accepted them as a part of daily life. As one woman sniffed to a New York Post reporter after an attack by a Puerto Rican independence group in 1977: “Oh, another bombing? Who is it this time?’”
www.meneame.net/story/bombardeo-move-1985-filadelfia-eeuu-contra-propi