Violent Protest or Agent Provocateurs? Toronto G8-G20

[Joanne98]

Run time: 06:02 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nNOV_W6UnbE   Posted on YouTube: June 27, 2010 By YouTube Member: rageunderground Views on YouTube: 527   Posted on DU: June 27, 2010 By DU Member: Joanne98 Views on DU: 874

 
Thousands of people took to the streets in Toronto, Canada to demonstrate against the twin G8 and G20 summits. Violent protesters caused riots according to the police, but one has to question from where the violence came from.

Agent provocateurs have been used many times in the past to incite violence amongst peaceful protesters, so that the police can move in arrest people and break up the protests even in free speech zones. The main stream media is also quick to report on the violence discrediting the 10s of thousands who are there without violence.

[Aaria]

1. Men in Black, Tough to ID you unless..................

someone was to take an old soap bottle with watered down latex paint in it and walk up behind them and put a big X on their backs. Then you could follow them through the crowd easily, point them out to the cops. Film them actually leaving with the cops. Get the license number on the car that they leave in. Get them talking to their buddies the cops, about how much fun they are having. But I guess that would be to simple.

[Joanne98]

2. That's a great idea.

[Aaria]

3. The People need to start to work together just like the goons. 10 - 20 in a pack ..............

all dressed alike so they can't be easily ID'd, just like them. One or 4 be armed with cameras to record the actions of the goons, from different angles. 2 -4 have soap bottles full of water paint mix, mark them up and split. The rest act as blockers so that the painters can't be caught. Then follow the painted ones to their cars. The goons will catch on, when some of ours follow them home and they figure out their on prime time youtube.com, or the evening snooze.

[davidhilton]

4. Music choice is a little much, don't you think?