G20 - CSIS Provocateurs used to false flag police cars to justify powers/funding

[Dig]

Naw, that's not right at all.  I been here watching these goofs all day.  They hide out in a crowd, wait til the cops are pulled off somewhere, then pop out and bust windows and stuff, then run away and rip off their black clothes and hide in plain sight.  I tried talking to a couple of them and tell them they aint getting anything accomplished, one guy just called me a fag and told me to shove my useless infowars stickers and Alex Jones DVD's up my ass.  Me and my buddies have been here non-stop for two days, and I hate to say it, but the cops haven't been bad, and I have been looking, believe me.

They have 3 dimentional heat disbursement fingerprint imaging, they have nanocameras and hidden mikes everywhere, a full spectrum surveillance. The changing of clothes is total BS (it will not hide them from the Nazi watch towers), these are staged events.

[IridiumKEPfactor]

Looks like the G20 security only let the provocateurs in and blocked the REAL effective activist from gaining entry.


http://www.torontosun.com/news/g20/2010/06/18/14442406.html


• Black Bloc — Arguably the most notorious collection — a tactic rather than group — to threaten the summits. These self-described anarchists look for violence and destruction. They were seen during the Vancouver Winter Olympics, and before that during 1999 World Trade Organization protests in Seattle, using the tactic of blending in with non-violent groups — then lashing out.

• Anti-Capitalist Crusaders — A constant presence at all G8 and G20 meetings.

• Protest against Meles Zenawi — Some groups and concerns will seem foreign to many Canadians, including a movement to denounce the attendance of Ethiopian Prime Minister Meles Zenawi at the G20. Those protesting include the family of Bashir Makhtal, a Canadian jailed for life in Ethiopia.

• Ontario Coalition Against Poverty — A hard-line anti-poverty group, OCAP protests are familiar in most Ontario cities. Coalition founder, John Clarke, says he has little hope: “That Obama and the G20 world leaders will be listening to us.” Instead, he says the aim is to build social mobilization.

• Environmental concerns — Groups like 350.org, a global movement, will be holding a number of events. “We want to make sure the 350 network in Canada knows how to plug in,” says 350.org spokesman May Boeve.

• Animal Rights Groups — Members of a liberation movement, which this month claimed responsibility for torching a Colorado sheepskin factory is likely to attend.

• Amnesty International

• Pro-Gaza supporters.

• Marxists — Toronto organizer Alex Grant says: “The overwhelming point of the rallies and events is to reach the general population excluded from the summits. However, if the protest is large enough it is not ruled out that we might have some effect inside the wire.”

• Bikes Not Bombs Toronto.

• Canadian Indigenous Tar Sands Campaign — Native rights and Canada’s investment in the Alberta tar sands are set to attract protest.

• Peace Campaigners — The Canadian Peace Alliance will be attending summit events, though the presence of the US anti-war crusade, Code Pink — a group Pittsburgh officials tried to ban from marching during last year’s G20 — is still being determined, say officials.

• The Zeitgeist Movement — Which believes modern economics is a fraud, global debt will crush us and the future should revolve around the Venus Project, a futuristic society where computers control the world.

[wardog99]

Whatever, say what you want dude.  I was right there.  Been watching this stuff on the street all night.  When I'm there tomorrow I will be on the lookout for the "nazi watch towers"..........

[Dig]

Whatever, say what you want dude.  I was right there.  Been watching this stuff on the street all night.  When I'm there tomorrow I will be on the lookout for the "nazi watch towers"..........

dude, the on the street reporting is awesome, i am not saying you are wrong. i am just saying that the intelligence that went into this event involved full military surveillance for months prior and they have been tagging and bagging anyone who posed an alternative view but were peaceful. Yet every even, the Black Bloc get to blow crap up when no one else can even light a cigarette.

[wardog99]

Hey, I'm not saying that these dudes aren't agent provocateurs, but I'm watching it go down from like 30 feet away, and the Keystone cops are too frazzled and confused to be doing anything on purpose.  Half the time we know what's going on and where it's happening before the cops do.  A couple times it was pretty funny watching them run down the street, then 5 minutes later run back, then 5 minutes later run back the other way lol.

[phosphene]

http://www.justin.tv/canadiantelevision

yeah, MSM cant stop talking about "black bloc" on the live feed. The chief held a press conference and every question he received was about "black bloc". It's very obvious that the "black bloc" is the government. It's all contrived. A 2 year old could see through it. They burn a couple of their own cars to try and justify the billion dollar+ police state installation. The lakers riots caused more damage.

[Dig]

Hey, I'm not saying that these dudes aren't agent provocateurs, but I'm watching it go down from like 30 feet away, and the Keystone cops are too frazzled and confused to be doing anything on purpose.  Half the time we know what's going on and where it's happening before the cops do.  A couple times it was pretty funny watching them run down the street, then 5 minutes later run back, then 5 minutes later run back the other way lol.

I would like to know where they are getting their orders and what kind of network centric Ptech type architecture runs them back and forth like that.

[wardog99]

Most of them have earphone rigs so you can't hear, all the riot cops and the "semi-riot" cops without the full gear.  There's a bunch of regular cops just with helmets on their belts and a bag probably with tear gas or something, they have regular cop radios and you can hear a lot of their chatter.  They are yelling orders at each other, then they start saying, "want me too", "all of us?".  "North? South?"  It gets pretty funny.

[Dig]

Most of them have earphone rigs so you can't hear, all the riot cops and the "semi-riot" cops without the full gear.  There's a bunch of regular cops just with helmets on their belts and a bag probably with tear gas or something, they have regular cop radios and you can hear a lot of their chatter.  They are yelling orders at each other, then they start saying, "want me too", "all of us?".  "North? South?"  It gets pretty funny.

I bet the taxpayers are happy about the $1 Billion for this event. BTW, thanks for the feedback, keep it up.

Shit just keep writing man, we ain't getting shit from the MSM.

[wardog99]

It's almost like they spent a billion on purpose, because now that's what half the protests are about.  The Ontario Coalition Against Poverty, Naomi Klein, the Labor protest, etc, half the time the issue was the billion dollars.  It's only a billion, I personally are more worried about trillions.

[wardog99]

Me and a few guys have been cruising all the tension spots for 2 days, with video cameras, and we all got these little video pens hidden away, looking for the cops to stir shit up, but we haven't seen any.  NOTHING.  I'm sort of pissed,  I've been ready for this for months, and the cops for the most part have been so polite and everything it's enough to make you gag.  Maybe it's because we're Canadians, maybe Canadian cops don't take testosterone like American cops, I dunno.  I'm goin to bed, I've been soaked all day, pissed cuz my camera case was open and it got wet and killed my cam, and have been to the most boring protests ever, except for a couple dozen black bloc dudes.  Goin back tomorrow.

[deviltourniquet]

If you guys watch this video you will see the cops just kinda gave up the car for them to trash.


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pKK0x3EdT3g

[UKStewart82]

Anyone know when the nightly news is over?

http://www.justin.tv/g20cp24

[Baihuigau]

Its funny how alot of groups have been prevented from protesting, but like several people have said, black block dudes run around unchecked, funny thing is how are these police cruisers magically being abandoned you think they take care of their cars better, have you noticed not a single person has footage of the inside of these cruisers, garantee you theres no radio or laptop equipment inside like in a

regular cruiser, funny how all the coverage today was of the black block people no one covered the reall protests as well as the people with the black block arent even protesting they just want to stir shit up, kind of sad, id 50 percent of black block are probably cops the other 50 either paid people or people who want to stir crap up, theres a video in youtube that shows earlier today 5 undercover cops, on with a che

backpack who aparently refused to answer who che was lol, if u go undercover ud think you at least do your research, npt to mention i havent seen a single black block dude get attacked by police, only regular protesters.

Lol devil your right the cops had time to get into the cars and backup, can you say staged.

[ekimdrachir]

Naw, that's not right at all.  I been here watching these goofs all day.  They hide out in a crowd, wait til the cops are pulled off somewhere, then pop out and bust windows and stuff, then run away and rip off their black clothes and hide in plain sight.  I tried talking to a couple of them and tell them they aint getting anything accomplished, one guy just called me a fag and told me to shove my useless infowars stickers and Alex Jones DVD's up my ass.  Me and my buddies have been here non-stop for two days, and I hate to say it, but the cops haven't been bad, and I have been looking, believe me.

http://yfrog.com/afg20undercoveranarchistjx

[Dig]

Here is the totally insane agenda of controlled anarchists. They like to create false flag terror attacks telling their zombie followers that it will usher in a new wave of freedom. Yet, throughout history it has led to more draconian suppression of civil liberties:

Propaganda of the Deed is like saying Arbeit Macht Frei:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Propaganda_of_the_deed

[Paul-w]

The REAL Criminals Are There:



They've Arrested about 150 people... Just not the REAL criminals pictured above!! 

[Dig]

The REAL Criminals Are There:



They've Arrested about 150 people... Just not the REAL criminals pictured above!! 

The Star Chamber is now in full view.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Star_Chamber

[Paul-w]

"""""G20 members agree to halve deficits by 2013""""


SO, either they are actually going cut the living hell out of spending, OR they are going to turn us all into government SLAVES.

[Dig]

"""""G20 members agree to halve deficits by 2013""""


SO, either they are actually going cut the living hell out of spending, OR they are going to turn us all into government SLAVES.

I was kind of joking about a Star Chamber...

Guess what...

Star chamber of ministers to cut spending
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/newstopics/politics/7809779/Star-chamber-to-judge-which-ministers-get-budget-cuts.html
By George Parker, Political Editor
Published: June 8 2010 20:43 | Last updated: June 8 2010 20:43

George Osborne announced on Tuesday the formation of a “star chamber” of senior cabinet ministers to hammer out the details of the harshest public spending round in a generation. This powerful forum, a feature of Margaret Thatcher’s spending reviews of the 1980s, could soon resemble a political chamber of horrors as public spending plans for the next four years are settled behind closed doors. The chancellor will chair the committee, the main forum for settling spending disputes this autumn. Every big-spending cabinet minister will need to win the star chamber’s approval for their plans. Mr Osborne will be supported by ministers who do not handle big budgets themselves – Danny Alexander, Treasury chief secretary, William Hague, foreign secretary, and Francis Maude and Oliver Letwin from the cabinet office. The chancellor told MPs that other ministers would have “an incentive” to settle their budgets early because it would entitle them to join the star chamber, sitting in judgment on colleagues who had been more tardy in identifying cuts. Mr Osborne said the aim was to create “shared responsibility” for the cuts, marking a break with Gordon Brown’s habit as chancellor of effectively taking sole responsibility for setting departmental spending totals.

“There was a public expenditure committee under the last government but it didn’t meet very often,” one veteran of Mr Brown’s administration noted wryly. Mr Osborne wants ministers to consider themselves part of a team effort to reduce spending, instead of seeing themselves in conflict with the Treasury. “It is not for the Treasury to impose these decisions on departments,” he said. The star chamber last saw prominence during Lady Thatcher’s administrations in the 1980s, when it was presided over by the late Willie Whitelaw, her trusted and avuncular fixer. Alistair Darling, former chancellor, has admitted that the cuts needed to rectify the £156bn deficit will go beyond those implemented by Lady Thatcher, suggesting today’s star chamber could be a grim arena.  The chamber will begin work over the summer, testing and challenging departmental plans, including ensuring they are responding to the views of external experts and – rather more improbably – the public.


http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Star_Chamber
The Star Chamber (Latin Camera stellata) was an English court of law that sat at the royal Palace of Westminster until 1641. It was made up of Privy Counsellors, as well as common-law judges, and supplemented the activities of the common-law and equity courts in both civil and criminal matters. The court was set up to ensure the fair enforcement of laws against prominent people, those so powerful that ordinary courts could never convict them of their crimes. Court sessions were held in secret, with no indictments, no right of appeal, no juries, and no witnesses. Evidence was presented in writing.

Over time it evolved into a political weapon and became a symbol of the misuse and abuse of power by the English monarchy and courts.

[Paul-w]

http://www.globaltoronto.com/video/index.html?releasePID=_ymdl391W_Gcg9fz6KdpbcVNfKA8TImT


^ Pigs firing at people.

[Oh Canada]

So the riot police were about 50' away watching these people destroy these police cars. They did nothing, except wait and wait and again wait. Every where else there was like 20 or more cops on every street corner. Except where the burning police cars were. It was so obvious even to an idiot what was going on.

G20 Toronto - Police car on fire
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EoVNxpTk6XQ

[Paul-w]

Police conducting illegal searches. Several blocks away from fence....

[d0rn]

Police conducting illegal searches. Several blocks away from fence....

Look at that dude in the front, standing there like he owns the situation. Respect my AUTHORITAH! Or else...

[Dig]

Look at that dude in the front, standing there like he owns the situation. Respect my AUTHORITAH! Or else...

he actually seems fairly reserved.

can you provide a locator map to understand how unnecessary these random searches are? why didn't they check out the car fires?

I mean not for nothing, but Paul-W, you seem to be helping to provoke over not such big deals with titles like "pig this" and "pig that" while people are being dragged off in white vans which is much more of an issue.

[Paul-w]

he actually seems fairly reserved.

can you provide a locator map to understand how unnecessary these random searches are? why didn't they check out the car fires?

I mean not for nothing, but Paul-W, you seem to be helping to provoke over not such big deals with titles like "pig this" and "pig that" while people are being dragged off in white vans which is much more of an issue.

The Red indictates the fenced area....

The "A" from google maps is where they are doing the searches.... At Gerard and Yonge

Searches by "temporary law" are only permitted within 5 meters of the fence.

[Dig]

The Red indictates the fenced area....

The "A" from google maps is where they are doing the searches.... At Gerard and Yonge

Searches by "temporary law" are only permitted within 5 meters of the fence.

thanks, seems fairly illegal to me.

[grapecrusher1]

If you guys watch this video you will see the cops just kinda gave up the car for them to trash.


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pKK0x3EdT3g

Good catch.  Clear as day at minute 2:40 they abandon it INTENTIONALLY

[RabidSheep]

http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=9b6_1277623443

More footage of this event. Some interesting stuff in this video.

[Paul-w]

[Georgiacopguy]

One should note that the people i nthe middle all appear to be realtively peaceful, almost dressed liek tourists, surely a massive threat to the armed/armored gestapo who are herding them like cattle. None of the infoshop.org types or black bloc-ers appear to be in that group though..Ask yourself why...

[Paul-w]

Panic, outrage as police detain hundreds for hours in pouring rain

http://news.nationalpost.com/2010/06/27/panic-outrage-as-police-detain-hundreds-for-hours-in-pouring-rain/

TORONTO — Police detained hundreds of people for several hours in the rain at the intersection of Queen Street and Spadina Avenue before sending a large group to the temporary detention centre and releasing the rest.

The detained group included protesters, several journalists, many pedestrians who just happened to be passing by and at least a couple of puppies.

The group was made to stand in the rain for well over three hours without food, water, access to bathrooms, rainwear or shelter.

Police did not issue a warning before corralling the group in a thin strip just north of the intersection and afterward refused to explain why they were being detained.

“Mass arrests are illegal,” Natalie DesRosiers, president of the Canadian Civil Liberties Association, said last night. “They are contrary to the presumption of innocence. They are arbitrary arrest. They should not be doing that. They know they should not be doing that.”

Police selected particular members of the crowd for arrest. At around 8 p.m., people began volunteering to be arrested. Later they actually began lining up to be cuffed so they could get out of the rain.

Eventually there were two large groups of people, one in cuffs, each person with an officer next to them; and a second in a large group hemmed in by dozens of officers in full riot gear. Most of the people were in shorts or pants and T-shirts and tank tops. Some could be seen on the television shivering as they were made to wait in the street.

“I’m freezing cold. We have no food, no water, no shelter and I’ve had to pee for the last five hours,” Sammy Katz, a man detained in the intersection, told CP24 by phone from inside the corral.

Another detainee said he had a panic attack and was allowed to leave.

At about 9 p.m., a man named Roop left the secured zone and crossed a line of police bikes north of the secure zone on Spadina. He said he was released because he was a type 2 diabetic and said he needed medical care.

“I’ve been in there the whole time. I’ve never seen something like this before. People are freezing and soaking wet. I know they are saying we should have left, but not everyone heard them say that.”

Also inside were three legal monitors with the Canadian Civil Liberties Association. Ms. DesRosiers, president of the organization, said she had lost contact with the monitors and presumed they were arrested.

“It’s outrageous,” she said, calling the action an infringement of constitutional rights and “abusive.”

“I’ve been talking to them for the last hour and a half. They wanted to leave. We told them to leave, but they could not leave.”

She identified the three monitors as Julia Croome, Johnathan Deschman and Rachel Browne.

Ms. DesRosiers said all three had previously been introduced to police and were wearing special hats, T-shirts and identity cards. “They know what they look like.

Two CCLA monitors were arrested yesterday. One was released after 16 hours of detention, while the other, Jon Pippitone, had been detained for almost 22 hours at press time.

“We’re quite distraught,” Ms. DesRosiers said. “It seemed completely chaotic in terms of what the police wanted them to do. It was peaceful, there was no violence. It seemed that probably the orders were not clear from the top brass.”

At 9:30 p.m., police began loading the cuffed detainees — many of whom had volunteered to be arrested — into four Toronto Transit Commission buses.

Ms. DesRosiers said she suspected police were frustrated and “in a punitive mode.”

Mayor David Miller and police spokespeople were refusing to comment last night.

An ISU spokesperson said: “The police are determining the right time to arrest people.”

At. 9:40 p.m., the police let the remaining detainees go.

Liem Vu, an intern with the National Post, had been on the scene shooting video and was among those detained during the nearly four-hour ordeal.

“The majority of [the detained people] were not a part of the protest. They just happened to be walking by,” he said. “It started raining. People were shivering. A lot of people were scared. They didn’t know what was happening.

“I’d say the general feeling was fear.”

[ekimdrachir]

http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=d05_1277693864
     
[RAW VIDEO] G20 Protesters Setting Fire to Police Vehicles

TORONTO [06.26.10] – Masked protesters rioted across downtown Toronto on Saturday, setting police cars ablaze and smashing store windows in a violent show of opposition to the G20 summit.

Toronto police chief Bill Blair admitted police had struggled to control the crowds, and had used tear gas on one occasion, after warning people to stay away from trouble spots. "We have never seen that lev More..el of wanton criminality and vandalism and destruction on our streets," he told an evening news conference.

Police said they have arrested more than 600 demonstrators, many of whom were hauled away in plastic handcuffs and taken to a temporary holding center constructed for the summit.

Police adopted a more aggressive strategy Sunday by going into the crowd to make arrests, compared to the previous day when they stood back as protesters torched four police cars and broke store windows.

Bridie Wyrock, 20, from Cleveland, Ohio, said she was arrested for public mischief for sitting on a street in the financial district. Wyrock, held for 19 hours before being released, said there weren't enough toilets and said some people resisted detention, but said police treated most people with respect.

"They put us in cages, blocked off on all three sides," Wyrock said. "It was cold and dirty."

An anti-poverty group called The Global Call to Action Against Poverty criticized the protesters who committed violence.

"A bunch of pimply faced teenagers trashing shops and burning cars does not help anyone," said Rajesh Latchman of GCAP South Africa. "These hooligans obscure the real issues."

http://canadalovesglobalism.blogspot.com/2010/06/g20-video-of-anarchist-provacateurs.html

[ekimdrachir]

3:08 "bomb the banks" graffiti

[RabidSheep]

I posted this earlier, and noticed that too. Provocateurs foretelling future ff or punk black bloc anarchists?

[Dig]

http://www.globalresearch.ca/index.php?context=va&aid=19928

[grapecrusher1]

http://www.globalresearch.ca/index.php?context=va&aid=19928

Noticing the identical boots on the provocateurs in Montebello was conclusive with that yellow marking on the sole, on the otherhand this article fails using the same assertion.  Everytime you see these punkass types they are sporting these boot styles to boost their typically scrawny frames and lacking intimidation factor.

A friend of mine, who was there, noted that the police cruiser gas tanks must have been next to empty (I am sure there is a policy to keep the tanks full) as they did not explode.