A Government Afraid Of Its Citizens
The following is an
account of an NPC supporter's experiences
during his arrest by
Toronto Police at the G 20 Summit:
by Rex Veritas
On Saturday June 26, the chickens came home to roost in the downtown
core of Toronto as the heavy fist of the neo-colonialist New World Order
came crumbling down on the citizenry of Toronto. Peaceful protesters,
tourists and citizens curious to see a billion and a half dollars, in
effect those wishing to document history and the plainly curious, were
not spared the wrath of the Stasi-mercenary forces brought in from all
over Canada to protect citizens from seeing the inner workings of the
NWO.
I was observing a protest of about 150 men, women and children, singing
peace songs and sitting on the ground. No hostility or violence was
displayed by protesters or onlookers, while the forces of government in
a vulgar display of power decimated any rights the citizens held, by
arresting anyone in the area.
I was arrested for breach of the peace while observing the protest; it
was obvious that I was not protesting, but was exercising my right as a
citizen of Canada to walk the streets of my hometown and observe my
government in action.
I was held in custody for 21 hours before being allowed to speak with an
attorney, while being held in a human kennel with upwards of 20 people,
denied the ability to contract family and friends (and my family were
denied confirmation of my arrest or how to obtain my freedom). I was
given maybe 20 ounces of water in a 24-hour period. The guards acted
overwhelmed, indifferent, confused, hostile or in denial about the utter
declaration of freedoms in the country. The ugly head of the Stalinist
police state reared its head, devouring hundreds in the bowels of the
"Torontonamo" Eastern Avenue temporary jail.
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While there I saw and heard stories of dozens of people. One man, whose
12-year old daughter was clubbed by police and sent to Sick Children's
Hospital, was assaulted trying to protect his child from being beaten
after fleeing the mayhem earlier that day. A TTC worker in uniform was
arrested on his way to work. One American student was arrested
photographing the same demonstration I was observing and denied access
to his consulate after repeatedly requesting to do so, There were
several juveniles held who were not allowed to speak with their counsel
or parents, ranging in age from 13 to 16. Others were denied medical
treatment for hours on end, some in severe condition and denied
medication, not to forget members of the media covering the peaceful
protest.
The hue and cry from the sheep is that their freedoms were taken from
them on the weekend of June 26, but within the white nationalist
community, we have known for years that no true freedom exist in Canada,
not as long as conventional truth cannot be questioned without suffering
economic ruin, jail or the system shops out the oppression to some other
totalitarian state.
One wonders why the police were able to surrender the city to
lawlessness while attacking peaceful protesters or arresting citizens
offering no physical threat. Was it because Canada's leaders want the
citizenry to be cowed and subservient while it meets in secret and
further erodes Canada's greatness?
Maybe it was good that their mask has come off and Canadians can truly
see the nature of this government that is not truly theirs. Can we truly
trust a government afraid of its citizens?
New Interest in Don Andrews Campaign
Toronto media is showing an increased interest in the Don Andews
Mayoralty Campaign. Below is a request from the "All Fired Up in the Big
Smoke" blog for an interview.
I am writing to you representing All Fired Up in the Big Smoke (
http://afuitbs.wordpress.com ). It is a blog that concentrates
on municipal politics in general, Toronto's in particular. On Fridays,
we've been posting columns featuring one of Toronto's "other" mayoral
candidates. Those candidates that don't get much coverage in the
mainstream media and are overlooked even by small sites like ours.
We would like to profile Mr. Andrews' candidacy on Friday May 14th but
can't seem to find a contact address for him on his site. Hopefully, you
can get this information to him. We ask a generic question of the
candidates and go from there. The question is: If the present mayor
would like his legacy to be that of the Transit Mayor, how would a Mayor
Andrews like to see his legacy written?
If Mr. Andrews would like to get into more specifics, we would do that
as well. We will spend some time looking over the internet information
about his platform in order to get a fuller understanding of why he's
running for mayor and his vision for this city if he's elected.
We understand if Mr. Andrews would just as soon spend his time elsewhere
as All Fired Up in the Big Smoke does not offer a wide reach of readers
and we will not take offense if he chooses to ignore our request. We
will post a column about the campaign regardless and silence on his end
will not be reflected badly in our presentation.
Thank you and we hope to hear back from Mr. Andrews.
Here is an excerpt from our
reply:
The extreme position against the failed established order that has
brought extreme hardship to so many Torontonians should be the first to
be heard, because that's where the problem lies.
Thank you for your interest in our campaign.
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