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**Topper** · 06-24-2010

Tim Geithner, US Treasury Secretary says not to count on the US to help
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/business/10406463.stm

So it seems the Obama cabinet is well aware of the serious financial crises.

**Dark Skies** · 06-26-2010

I thought this clip would be better served in this thread then the Alex Jones thread.

Scotsman Charlie Vietch arrested at the G20 for not showing his ID to police officer. Unknown to me until today, a law was passed on June 5 2010 which makes it a criminal offense when failing to show ID to any police officer or private security personnel within the confines of the G20.

**Alpha** · 06-26-2010

Originally Posted by Dark Skies

I thought this clip would be better served in this thread then the Alex Jones thread.

Scotsman Charlie Vietch arrested at the G20 for not showing his ID to police officer. Unknown to me until today, a law was passed on June 5 2010 which makes it a criminal offense when failing to show ID to any police officer or private security personnel within the confines of the G20.

Thanks Dark Skies.

This story in general was all over the news and talk radio yesterday. The "new law"...the one the call temporary under the title of hte "Public Works Protection Act " was not announced....we don't even know exactly how it was passed or if it was or by whom. All that was released is that:" The regulations were passed earlier this month by provincial cabinet using what is known as a "covering" order-in-council. The changes were not debated in the Legislature. "

Here's a MM media article on this:

Police get special arrest powers for duration of G20

CTV.ca News Staff
Date: Fri. Jun. 25 2010 8:07 PM ET

There is a heavy security presence in downtown Toronto as protesters gear up for more G20 marches this weekend, angered by new police powers which were passed quietly by the Ontario government.

Critics have compared the new regulation to Canada's War Measures Act, while police say the law is a preventative measure aimed at keeping the public safe.

Earlier in the day, locals spending time in Queen's Park -- about two kilometres from the security perimeter -- were searched by police officers.

Tarah Hodgkins said the officers told her that it was within the law to ask for identification and to search her belongings.

"They enacted the public works law and said that they are basically searching anyone who is walking through the park," she said.

Nick McNight, who was also searched, echoed concerns that the police powers were unbecoming of a democratic country.

"I think that a lot of Canadians have the illusion of freedom, but it's really been taken away," he said.

The new regulation temporarily alters the Public Works Protection Act to designate the entire security perimeter surrounding Toronto's convention Centre as a "public works" site during the summit. The Act usually covers provincial and municipal buildings, as well as public utilities

The extension of the act under the regulation allows police to ask anyone within five metres of the perimeter to identify themselves or be searched. ..................

Full Article & VIDEO

Watch the video!!!....you wouldn't know what country you are looking at

Believe it or not, the majority of callers who were calling in to talk radio yesterday supported this!!!!!....it was sickening. The Canadian Civil Liberties Group is challenging this which is good news......this is enough to make all citizens here march and protest!!

**Alpha** · 06-26-2010

**Alpha** · 06-26-2010

Here's more on what Alex Jone's was reported about in the video DS posted above:

G20 Toronto -- Charlie Veitch Arrested and Luke Rudkowski Denied Entry into Canada

On Thursday June 24 I was joined by Charlie Veitch of The Love Police in downtown Toronto to document the G20 summit. This is Charlie's first time in Canada so we took him on a Toronto G20 tour. While using his megaphone to inform the people of Toronto about G20 related issues we were surrounded by police who demanded our identification. When Charlie stated that he wishes to remain anonymous he was immediately detained and placed under arrest. The officer stated that Charlie was being detained under the "public works protection act" for failing to identify himself.

Meanwhile Luke Rudkowski was detained at the Canadian border and denied access into the country. He has been targeted by the Canadian government because of his work with wearechange.org and infowars.com Charlie and Luke are true patriots who's tireless efforts have inspired truth seekers worldwide. I am ashamed of the Canadian government and their treatment of these law abiding citizens who's only intentions were to educate the masses and to voice their displeasure about the G20 summit.

On Thursday June 24 I was joined by Charlie Veitch of The Love Police in downtown Toronto to document the G20 summit. This is Charlie's first time in Canada so we took him on a Toronto G20 tour. While using his megaphone to inform the people of Toronto about G20 related issues we were surrounded by police who demanded our identification.

When Charlie stated that he wishes to remain anonymous he was immediately detained and placed under arrest.

The officer stated that Charlie was being detained under the "public works protection act" for failing to identify himself. Meanwhile Luke Rudkowski was detained at the Canadian border and denied access into the country.

He has been targeted by the Canadian government because of his work with wearechange.org and infowars.com

Charlie and Luke are true patriots who's tireless efforts have inspired truth seekers worldwide.

I am ashamed of the Canadian government and their treatment of these law abiding citizens who's only intentions were to educate the masses and to voice their displeasure about the G20 summit. To learn more about the works of Luke Rudkowski and Charlie Veitch visit
http://www.cveitch.org/
http://www.wearechange.org/

For more information visit:
http://pressfortruth.ca/

**Alpha** · 06-26-2010

Toronto Transformed Into Locked Down Police State

Sweeping police powers with no limits, military style checkpoints, LRAD sound cannons, huge makeshift prisons and a taxpayer bill of $1 billion

Downtown Toronto has been transformed into a police state ahead of the G8 and G20 conferences, with police given unprecedented powers to to arrest anyone near the security zone who refuses to identify themselves or agree to a police search.

The Toronto Star reports:

“The regulation was made under Ontario’s Public Works Protection Act and was not debated in the Legislature. According to a provincial spokesperson, the cabinet action came in response to an ‘extraordinary request’ by Toronto Police Chief Bill Blair, who wanted additional policing powers shortly after learning the G20 was coming to Toronto.”

The regulation gives the police authority to question anybody entering the restricted zone from June 14 until June 28, the day after the summits are scheduled to end. As Adam Radwanski of The Globe and Mail reports, there are no limits to police powers during the summit, and no clear legal precedent specifying what they can and can’t do.

CTV.ca reports that there has been an increase in tension in the security zone as police are stopping and searching hundreds of protesters. "If you're in that zone you're going to be challenged," Const. Tim Garland, spokesperson for the Integrated Security Unit told CTV.ca.

Some reports even detail incidents of police randomly stopping people outside the security perimeters who are not even protesters and are merely going about their business.

As our earlier report detailed, Charlie Veitch of the popular London based activist group The Love Police was arrested yesterday in Toronto under the new extraordinary powers for refusing to identify himself.

Police have been preparing for the lockdown for months now. An unprecedented show of force will see up to 20,000 uniformed officers, along with a 1,000 private security guards deployed, as well as Canadian military forces. The security costs are expected to cost the Canadian government (taxpayers) hundreds of millions of dollars, with some estimating the bill will stretch beyond one billion dollars.

Security measures include two large perimeters, walled in with huge 3 meter high fences, with Toronto police in charge of the outer zone and the RCMP in charge of the inner zone. Anyone entering the inner perimeter, where the Metro Convention Centre is located, will be processed through five levels of airport style security screening.

Various checkpoints throughout Toronto have been outfitted with "Magnetometers," "walk-through metal detectors," "X-Ray belt driven scanners" and "hand-held metal detectors."

Residents and workers in the area have been made to register with the authorities to get access to their homes and businesses during the meeting.

The Canadian Forces plans are described as "large-scale operational planning, land and air surveillance, underwater safety and security for the venues and some logistic and ceremonial functions. Support also includes drawing on the CF’s ongoing partnership in the North American Aerospace Defence Command (NORAD)."

Protesters will also be subject to designated free speech zones. If they breach these zones they will be forced to move or be arrested.

Police will be using a massive movie studio as a temporary jail. The building is roughly five kilometres from the Convention Centre, outside the two security zones. The plan echoes tactics employed in the U.S. at recent DNC and RNC Conventions, where thousands of protesters were indiscriminately rounded up and kept for up to several hours in temporary prisons.

Police have also been cleared to employ Long Range Acoustic Devices otherwise known as sound cannons.

Civil liberties advocates and activists had requested that a court impose an injunction to prevent police from using the ear-piercing devices, which were used by police and the National Guard to break up protests at last year's meeting in Pittsburgh.

However, the Ontario Superior Court ruled that the devices could be used after police argued they were essential equipment.

In related news, Infowars reporter Luke Rudkowski and fellow activists have been denied access into Canada altogether.

In a telephone interview with Infowars.com, Luke said he was detained for nearly five hours by Homeland Security and Canadian Customs police on the border in Buffalo, New York. Agents went through his car and laptop looking for anything to arrest and detain the activists. After the Canadians denied Luke, Kelly, and Matt entry into the country, Homeland Security on the American side of the border questioned them once again.

WeAreChange nyc was denied entry into Canada and Charles Torres Veitch has been arrested at the G20. 1-416-808-5100 is the number for the Toronto Police, 1-888-446-4047 is the number to the G8-G20 police and for my UK friends 1-416-593-1290 is the number of the UK embassy. Call them and demand Charles' release.

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**Dark Skies** · 06-26-2010

Today is a big day in Toronto, the protesters will be out en mass and if anything "happens" it'll be today.

**Dark Skies** · 06-26-2010

Originally Posted by Alpha

Watch the video!!!....you wouldn't know what country you are looking at

Believe it or not, the majority of callers who were calling in to talk radio yesterday supported this!!!!!....it was sickening. The Canadian Civil Liberties Group is challenging this which is good news......this is enough to make all citizens here march and protest!!

I believe it completely. The reaction would be the same out here, the social conditioning runs deep and has been in place for decades.

**Alpha** · 06-26-2010

Originally Posted by Dark Skies

I believe it completely. The reaction would be the same out here, the social conditioning runs deep and has been in place for decades.

...yeah, I know.

I don't condone violence and destruction, however I am glad to see that there are those who are still willing to go out and exercise their right to freedom of speech and being in public.

Total chaos being reported in the media here.....police cars on fire in the protest zones, lockdowns at major hospitals in the downtown core, at the Eaton Center....all of it is a total farce on many levels and IMO is being used as further social conditioning

**SquidInk** · 06-26-2010

Good god, Alpha.

Shame on the G20.

Canada has spirit after all.

**Dark Skies** · 06-26-2010

Listening to coverage on AM 640 out of Toronto.

**Alpha** · 06-26-2010

Originally Posted by Dark Skies

Listening to coverage on AM 640 out of Toronto.

640 is usually pretty good, however Arlene Binan (sp) and John Downs are some of the worst on this station IMO.....

CTV, City on the tube are doing a spread on this as well...CBC earlier, however they are getting in to prime time now so guess what....getting back to what most want to watch via MS programming......