by Chris Hedges
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G8 G20 Toronto Canada 2010
Capitalism Is The Crisis with Chris Hedges, Derrick Jensen (2011; must-see)
with Chris Hedges
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Dandelion Salad
August 10, 2011
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Paul Jay: Toronto G20: Denying Civil Rights is A Crime
TheRealNews on Jul 5, 2011
Paul Jay: Responsibility for G20 “Days of Infamy” mainly RCMP and Federal Gov.
The Stimulator: Puck Shit up!
This Week:
1. 100 Seditions!
2. Riot in my Town
3. Nuck Block4. Chilean Urban Eco-Defense
5. For the Lulz
6. Anti-G20 Comrades
RCMP vs Toronto Police – Who Wanted “Martial Law” Legislation? + Thousands of G20 Detentions Illegal
Updated: June 26, 2011; added another video.
Exclusive G20 Report Coming
TheRealNews on Jun 24, 2011
Paul Jay on TRNN interview with Ontario Ombudsman and other reports on G20 anniversary
The Stimulator: Right is Wrong
Paul Jay grills Gerry McNeilly about the Police State tactics at the G20
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Gerry McNeilly: Complaints about G20 policing shows pattern that requires systemic review
Chris Hedges: Collapse of American Liberalism + Inverted Totalitarianism
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with Chris Hedges
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September 6, 2010
TheRealNews on Sep 5, 2010
Chris Hedges: “When you have bankrupt liberalism you descend into moral nihilism”
Clayton Ruby: Beware of Coming Police State + G20: Is There A Right To Protest?
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TheRealNews | August 21, 2010
Clayton Ruby defends Charlie Veitch, second person charged under Public Works Protection Act.
The Stimulator: Sugar Water
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stimulator on Aug 9, 2010
This Week:
1. Butt Pluggers
2. Orwellian Decoder Ring
3. Enbridge’s giant metal cock
4. M.E.N.D. is back
5. Rioting Irish in Belfast
6. Russian forest defense
7. Lolita Lebrón R.I.P.
8. Meet me in the basement
9. G20 arrestee report
The Stimulator: It takes a village to start a riot
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This week:
1. Free the prisoners
2. Oscar Grant Riots
3. US military buildup in Latin America
4. The barefoot bandit is caught
5. Ode to Cha-Cha
6. Arresting video ninjas
Paul Jay: Was the Prime Minister the hidden hand behind the G20 fiasco in Toronto?
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The Real News
[…]
JAY: Superintendent McNeil told his hometown paper, The Cape Breton Post, quote, “‘We have the ability through our video feed to see everything that is going on.’ There are even helicopters and planes providing video feed. ‘We can see them from the air, we can see them from the ground, if there’s anyone trying to interfere, we would see that.'” Well, we know the police had infiltrated the black bloc. Now, we know the cameras could see everywhere. So why couldn’t the police defend their own vehicles? Was this part of a plan? Or a lack of available resources, as the police have said? Only a public inquiry can answer this question. Television images of police cars ablaze set the stage for mass arrests.
[…]
transcript continued at http://therealnews.com
TheRealNews | July 07, 2010
Paul Jay: Was the Prime Minister the hidden hand behind the G20 fiasco in Toronto?
Your Rights Can Disappear In A Snap by Paul Jay
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by Paul Jay
Reality Asserts Itself
July 5, 2010 Continue reading
In the Aftermath of the G20: Reflections on Strategy, Tactics and Militancy by Ritch Whyman
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Crossposted with permission from www.socialistproject.ca/bullet/
by Ritch Whyman
The Bullet
3 July, 2010
The events at the Saturday G20 demonstration in Toronto last week have provoked a series of responses already. This article is not meant to review the events of the day itself, but to look at the questions raised by the demonstrations and tactics used for the left.
Suffice to say the reaction of the police, in arresting, detaining, and brutalizing nearly 1,000 people in the largest mass arrest in Canadian history, exposes the serious attacks on civil liberties the left faces. Continue reading
Naomi Klein: There has been a very powerful attack on freedom of expression in this country
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rabbletv | July 03, 2010
On Tuesday, June 29, Naomi Klein made a surprise appearance at Queers Against Israeli Apartheid (QUAIA)’s Pride in Our Politics Cabaret. Making the links between the police repression of protest over the G20 and the slanderous attacks that groups such as QUAIA have experienced, Klein explained: “There has been a very powerful attack on freedom of expression in this country. A McCarthyite campaign against people who fall outside of the Harper government’s version of what we should be saying or doing.”
The quality of this video is not great – but the audio is worth a listen.
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