Notices by Radical Graffiti (radicalgraffiti@todon.eu)

"Deny, Defend, Depose"
Luigi mural spotted in Varna, Bulgaria

Radical stickers seen in Los Angeles

"Be Luigi, 3 bullets per CEO"
Spotted in Grenoble, France

"Fight the State, Not it's Wars"
Sticker spotted in Portland, Oregon

"No War but Class War"
Billboard spotted in Inland Empire, California

"Whose the immigrant on colonized lands?"
Seen in Wynwood, Miami

"Capitalism or Humanity? ! Save the Future"
Seen in Liverpool, UK

"Get involved in local politics"
Sticker spotted in Guelph, Canada.

Anti-Cop poster seen in Chicago

"End the Wars, End Capitalism"
Seen in Eureka, California

"The Mayor & City Council cutting $23 million from LA fire dept to give LAPD a $138 million raise is Class War!"

Graffiti in downtown Los Angeles

"Live, Laugh, Luigi"
Seen in Chicago, Illinois

Memorial graffiti across Germany for Oury Jalloh, a refugee from Sierra Leone who was burned to death on the 7th of January 2005 in a police cell in Dessau, Germany.

The hands and feet of Jalloh, who was alone in the cell, were tied to a mattress. A fire alarm went off, but was turned off without further action by an officer. The case caused national and international outrage.

In 2007, two officers were charged with causing bodily harm with fatal consequences and with manslaughter, respectively, but were acquitted in December 2008 for lack of evidence. According to the presiding judge, contradictory testimony had prevented clarification of the circumstances and had obstructed due process.

According to the investigators, the fire broke out in the cell around midday. The fire alarm went off on two occasions. Noises and cries for help coming from the acoustically controlled cell were registered but ignored. Supposedly, the supervising police officer turned off the sound of the acoustic system shortly before twelve because he could not understand a telephone conversation. Only when the air-control alarm went off did he go down into the basement where the cell was located. But by that time Jalloh was found lying on a burning mattress, his body severely burned and his hands bound to the bed.

Luigi pasteup in Columbus, Ohio made of colored tape

"No more billionaires. No more CEO's"
Seen in Calgary, Canada

The end of democracy is the start of revolution"
Seen in Liverpool, UK

"It's not a war, it's a genocide"
Seen in Wilmington, North Carolina

"Guillotine the Rich"
Seen in Minneapolis, MN

"Make CEO's scared"
Spotted in Portland, Oregon

"Delay, Deny, Depose"
Seen in Calgary, Canada