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The Toronto G20 Riot Fraud: Undercover Police engaged in Purposeful Provocation

Toronto is right now in the midst of a massive government / media propaganda fraud. As events unfold, it is becoming increasingly clear that the 'Black Bloc' are undercover police operatives engaged in purposeful provocations to eclipse and invalidate legitimate G20 citizen protest by starting a riot. Government agents have been caught doing this before in Canada. Montebello 2007 Riot Prevented – Identical Boots Exposed Undercover Police Provocateurs At the ‘Security and Prosperity Partnership’ meeting protests at Montebello Quebec on August 20, 2007, a Quebec union leader caught and outed three masked undercover Quebec Provincial Police operatives dressed as ‘black bloc’ protestors about to start a riot by throwing rocks at the security police. See the following videos documenting this event. READ MORE………. http://beforeitsnews.com/story/87/290/The_Toronto_G20_Riot_Fraud:_Undercover_Pol… added by: TomTucker

San Francisco Gay Pride Marred by Deadly Castro Shooting | Snark Food

In San Francisco, it was anything but a happy Pride day when a shooting in the Castro District left one dead and several others injured on Saturday night. added by: GossipandGab

The Real Truth About the BP Oil Spill and What is “Gulf of Mexico Syndrome”…(NASA VIDEO)

The Real Truth About BP and What is Happening in the Gulf Kurt Nimmo Infowars.com June 26, 2010 BP is engaged in criminal negligence. It only pretends to clean-up its mess when government officials arrive for photo-ops. BP and its employees have given more than $3.5 million to federal candidates over the past 20 years, with the largest chunk of their money going to Obama. (VIDEO) The Real Truth About the BP Oil Spill and What is “Gulf of Mexico Syndrome”…Plus Shocking (NASA VIDEO)… http://ctpatriot1970.wordpress.com/2010/06/27/nasa-video-the-real-truth-about-th… Small people. Expendable people. The woman in this video tells us what is really happening in Louisiana. BP, Obama, and Congress — all beholden to large corporations and bankers — are sacrificing thousand of people and keeping it hidden. added by: ctpatriot1970

U.S. Senator Robert Byrd, Longest-Serving Congress Member in History, Has Been Hospitalized in Serious Condition

Sen. Robert Byrd hospitalized in serious condition By the CNN Wire Staff June 27, 2010 5:41 p.m. EDT Washington (CNN) — Sen. Robert Byrd, the 92-year-old Democrat from West Virginia who is the longest-serving Congress member in history, has been hospitalized in serious condition, his office said Sunday. Byrd was admitted to a Washington area hospital last week and his condition is “seriously ill,” according to the statement by his office. Initially thought to be suffering from heat exhaustion and severe dehydration, Byrd was expected to remain in hospital for “not more than a few days,” the statement said. “However, upon further examination by his doctors, other conditions have developed which has resulted in his condition being described as 'serious,' ” the statement concluded. West Virginia Gov. Joe Manchin said in a statement Sunday that he and his wife “are thinking about and praying for Sen. Byrd and his family.” “We are truly hopeful that he gets well soon because West Virginians need his leadership in Washington,” the statement said. “Sen. Byrd is a true champion for our state.” Slowed by illness in recent years, Byrd spent six weeks in the hospital in 2009 due to a staph infection. Last November, he became the longest-serving member of Congress at more than 57 years, surpassing the old record set by Arizona Democrat Carl T. Hayden. Byrd also is the only person elected to nine full terms in the Senate. He served six years in the U.S. House before becoming a senator, and has never lost an election. added by: EthicalVegan

A City on Fire – Toronto G20 Riots

Shortly after arriving in the downtown core of Toronto, we met up with the tail end of protestors. We saw Black Bloc terrorists moving away from King and Bay. We started to follow the protestors and noticed what we thought was tear gas being shot in to the crowd. We got closed, and realized it was actually a Police car, TAVIS unit 56 which had been smashed in, spray painted and then set ablaze. I stayed in the area taking photos, and soon realized Police had us surrounded on all 4 sides. They would not let us leave the fire zone, and kept the 20 – 30 of us in front of the first fire, and right in front of the second fire of Unit #730, which caught fire after police passed by. http://www.flickr.com/photos/scolirk/4737075110/in/photostream/ added by: Scolirk

She Soldiers; Sexy Military Women Around The World

Killer babes ??? Soldiers are one of the most wanted and paid profession in the world but women hasn’t been soldiers until now. So here is some of women soldiers from around the world. You will find that some of them are really hot 😉 http://buzzinn.net/sexy-military-women-around-the-world/ added by: remanns

Best Church of God Vs. An Atheist [video]

A silly video about a bunch of wackaloon religious wingnuts and an atheist humanist discussing religion and how god forces people to live moral and decent lives. (The video is silly, but the protest signs are rather amusing). added by: GrrlScientist

The war on the middle class is nearing completion

The recent findings from the CBO on income inequality in the US is shocking and disheartening. If the following stats aren't reason to overhaul our tax policy, nothing is. It's time to not only let the Bush tax cuts for millionaires and billionaires expire, but also roll back the Reagan tax cuts. Getting the millionaires club, aka the Senate, to take action will be hard, but call your members of congress and urge them to give the middle class a chance. “Major findings: In 2007, the share of after-tax income going to the top 1 percent hit its highest level (17.1 percent) since 1979, while the share going to the middle one-fifth of Americans shrank to its lowest level during this period (14.1 percent). Between 1979 and 2007, average after-tax incomes for the top 1 percent rose by 281 percent after adjusting for inflation — an increase in income of $973,100 per household — compared to increases of 25 percent ($11,200 per household) for the middle fifth of households and 16 percent ($2,400 per household) for the bottom fifth (see Figure 1). If all groups’ after-tax incomes had grown at the same percentage rate over the 1979-2007 period, middle-income households would have received an additional $13,042 in 2007 and families in the bottom fifth would have received an additional $6,010. In 2007, the average household in the top 1 percent had an income of $1.3 million, up $88,800 just from the prior year; this $88,800 gain is well above the total 2007 income of the average middle-income household ($55,300).” http://www.cbpp.org/cms/?fa=view http://farm5.static.flickr.com/4074/4738359043_3c5c8bcdb7_b.jpg added by: tbowman131

Police attempt (and fail) to clear crowds amid G20 unrest

Go Toronto! http://www.ctv.ca/CTVNews/TopStories/20100626/summit-protests-100626/ Heavily armed riot police are attempting to clear crowds out of downtown Toronto, several hours after black-clad vandals raged through the city in protest of the G20 summit. In the heart of the city, four police cars have been torched and officers have used tear gas. There are reports that police fired rubber bullets to disperse the crowds, which Toronto Police Chief Bill Blair could not confirm. Before midnight, about 200 protesters gathered at the Novotel hotel close to the lakeshore. Many sat on the ground, holding signs, as riot police moved in and made arrests. As midnight approached, at least 150 arrests had been made and officials said that number could rise overnight. “I want to assure you that the persons responsible will be held accountable,” Blair told reporters. “We are working hard to maintain order and restore the rule of law.” Only a few blocks from the mayhem, G20 leaders are meeting at the Metro Toronto Convention Centre. The violence escalated after a splinter group broke away from a large and peaceful group of protesters who began marching around 1 p.m. local time. Though the number of protesters appeared to dwindle into the evening, flashpoints continued to occur around the city. At the Ontario legislature, mounted police and riot officers attempted to disperse a crowd of demonstrators and onlookers. At one point, a CTV producer working on the scene was taken into police custody. CTV reporter Scott Laurie questioned police officers about the arrest but was not given an immediate answer. Laurie said the employee was wearing his media accreditation. Moments later, the crowd then re-grouped and marched southward down Yonge Street. Toronto Mayor David Miller said at a news conference that the so-called anarchists are simply criminals who are determined to cause as much destruction as possible. “It was a deliberate act by people who make it their business to commit these acts,” he said. “Am I angry? Absolutely.” Miller spoke to reporters at about 6 p.m. local time, nearly five hours after the protest erupted into violence. Video footage captured earlier in the day showed that many of the violent protesters were changing out of their black clothes and blending into the larger crowds. The Prime Minister's Office released a statement on Saturday evening, saying: “Free speech is a principle of our democracy. But the thugs that prompted violence earlier today represent in no way shape or form the Canadian way of life.” Earlier, the black-clad protesters smashed up a police cruiser and smashed its windshield along Queen Street, as other demonstrators hurled bottles and sticks at a solid line of riot police. As police donned gas masks and mounted units rode into the city's core on horses, the violent protesters lit garbage on fire and tipped over recycling containers. They also smashed vehicles in and grabbed stones from nearby homes. News media vehicles were also targeted and vandalized. A concert at the Air Canada Centre has been cancelled, hospitals in the downtown core have been locked down and the Eaton Centre was also closed. Earlier on Queen Street, next to the MuchMusic building, the violent protesters attempted to break southward through a tight line of riot police. Three protesters involved in the confrontation suffered injuries. According to reports from the scene, some were bleeding from the head. Moments later, another standoff occurred a few blocks west, where protesters reportedly tossed sticks at police and chanted “let us go.” Earlier, thousands of demonstrators gathered at the Ontario legislature Saturday morning to hear speeches. While protest organizers promised a family-friendly demonstration, a splinter group calling itself the “Get off the Fence contingent” announced plans to challenge the heavy security cordon around the Metro Toronto Convention Centre, where the G20 summit began Saturday afternoon. Around 1 p.m., two protesters were arrested near the downtown core and allegedly found with an “incendiary device.” Unconfirmed reports from the scene said the pair was carrying Molotov cocktails. (video at link) added by: animalia_libero

Toronto Police Attack Peaceful Protesters and Journalists at G20 Protests

26 June 2010 | 1:48 June 26, 2010, Toronto, Ontario-After a large march and rally against the meeting of the G20, police attacked a crowd of peaceful protesters in Queens Park. The following clip shows police attacking and arresting protesters. At 1:02, video journalist Brandon Jourdan is thrown to the ground and beaten by police while shooting video. added by: treewolf39