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a sensational burglary of the Seattle School District's legal office on July 4, 1999, though the burglary and the article that discussed it (The Olchefske Files) may have been part of a conspiracy, likely designed to both get rid of various documents that might be a liability and put the SPICE scandal to rest

1. a political activist
2. a name the Seattle media apply to corrupt politicians, corporate attorneys, operatives posing as activists and other scum

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1. nickname for the 1999 WTO protest, a peaceful protest which turned violent after police officers went on the rampage, assaulting protesters, journalists and passersby and even invading a Capitol Hill neighborhood
2. a movie (2007) that recreated the WTO protest but which was apparently altered to cause minimum embarrassment to public officials involved in the original protest, especially Mayor Paul Schell, whose name wasn't even mentioned in the movie

collective term for Bill Gates' criminal empire and major associated, including Microsoft, the Gates Foundation, the lawfirm K&L Gates and Paul Allen's tax-subsidized QWest Field

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school district superintendents who don't have roots in the communities in which they serve, especially those who bounce around from state to state

abbreviation for Choose an Effective City Council, officially an organized effort to reform Seattle's government, though the key players included a Who's Who of Seattle scum, including the late pedophile judge Gary Little and the infamous snot Phyllis Lamphere, who got elected to the Seattle City Council

a virtual religion in Seattle, where members of the Seattle Mafia can exploit and tyrannize people at will, but the general public - even victims of gross exploitation and tyranny - is expected to always be polite, respectful, non-confrontational and non-violent

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nickname for Seattle Times owner Crank Blethen, who's known for being a very temperamental right-winger, if not a little mental

nickname for the right-wing Seattle Times, owned by Frank Blethen (alias Crank Blethen)

old Seattle nickname

1. Paul Allen's science fiction museum, built at the Seattle Center near the Space Needle
2. Seattle's ugliest structure, compared by one reporter to a crushed Coke can

nickname for Paul Allen's EMP museum, seen by many as a monument to Allen's cosmic arrogance

nickname for the amazing conspiracies that seem to center on Garfield High School about 1970

nickname for Gary Locke, a famously corrupt Washington State Governor who was always able to do things for corporate interests but seemed stuck in gridlock when it was time to help the public

1. nickname for people associated with the late pedophile Judge Gary Little, often applied to those who are rumored or assumed to have been associated with Little as well
2. nickname for Gary Little's victims, primarily the young men and boys he groomed for sex

an investment firm promoted as a philanthropy

old teachers nickname for the Seattle School District's headquarters, apparently coined because the place was (and still is) so corrupt and dysfunctional it almost seems like something out of Alice in Wonderland

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1. nickname for Seattle, which is largely controlled by Microsoft and its founders, Bill Gates and Paul Allen
2. name applied to shantytowns, similar to Hooverville, which was used during the original Great Depression

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nickname for Seattle, sometimes applied loosely to Washington State

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media nickname for Mayor Norm Rice, who was as corrupt as they come

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Nickname for Paul Allen, who cries about how Bill Gates stabbed him in the back in his book Idea Man - an example of the pot calling the kettle black

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name given to Seattle's tax-subsidized world class football stadium, owned by Paul Allen

nickname for Safeco Field, Seattle's tax-subsidized world class baseball stadium

name given to Seattle's tax-subsidized world class baseball stadium

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nickname for Nordstroms, key members of the Seattle Mafia

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