You see... the billion dollars spent was a provocation, look at these people, they are not protesting the international bankster cabal, nor the media, nor the corporations, not even the PUPPETS (front men, patsies) pretending to discuss the "interests of human kind". They have been reduced to protesting the security budget itself, as scripted, when told to, and in their designated zones, the entire initial purpose of the so called protest (which was a DOA as I have thoroughly explained) has been overshadowed by the billion dollar security figure. Not only do they now get people acclimatized to the police state (using those same peoples taxes to pay) they also detract attention away from the primary source of the problem. Its bloody absurd. Fucking hopeless. Keep your eye on the prize!!!
From CBC shills
A man wearing a giant replica of Prime Minister Stephen Harper's head led G8 and G20 protesters through Toronto's banking district on Thursday in a peaceful show of opposition to the summits' $1-billion price tag.
At least 30 people, many of them in business attire, paraded near the intersection of King and Bay streets. They handed out fake $1-billion bills in what organizers called a tongue-in-cheek commentary on spending for the summits at a time when foreign aid is facing cuts.
The parade ended at Union Station, Toronto's main train station, where protesters covered in an oil-like substance — actually chocolate — danced.
Police on bicycles monitored the protest, which was organized by At the Table Coalition, an umbrella group of non-profit groups.
The group is calling on Harper "to commit to the Robin Hood Tax, a 0.05 per cent Financial Transaction Tax on speculative trading that could raise billions each year for fighting climate change and poverty both at home and abroad," the group said in a statement.
Read more: http://www.cbc.ca/canada/story/2010/06/17/g20-protest-toronto-stephen-harper-head.html#ixzz0r9yYb0gn
A man wearing a giant replica of Prime Minister Stephen Harper's head led G8 and G20 protesters through Toronto's banking district on Thursday in a peaceful show of opposition to the summits' $1-billion price tag.
At least 30 people, many of them in business attire, paraded near the intersection of King and Bay streets. They handed out fake $1-billion bills in what organizers called a tongue-in-cheek commentary on spending for the summits at a time when foreign aid is facing cuts.
The parade ended at Union Station, Toronto's main train station, where protesters covered in an oil-like substance — actually chocolate — danced.
Police on bicycles monitored the protest, which was organized by At the Table Coalition, an umbrella group of non-profit groups.
The group is calling on Harper "to commit to the Robin Hood Tax, a 0.05 per cent Financial Transaction Tax on speculative trading that could raise billions each year for fighting climate change and poverty both at home and abroad," the group said in a statement.
Read more: http://www.cbc.ca/canada/story/2010/06/17/g20-protest-toronto-stephen-harper-head.html#ixzz0r9yYb0gn
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