Photographs from G20 and riots in history
An update from the facebook group Torontonians Against Martial Law
i found all of the articles interesting, the photos heartbreaking and the anarchists a little bit frightening, but each piece presents a point or two worth thinking about. i am not an anarchist, i do not believe in violence or smashing things, but then i have known some anarchists in my life, and i have never seen them smash anything either... Over a month later and i am still as confused by G20 as i was when it happened. i do not think anyone can say for certain they know what happened or why, we can just pray that the truth will out, and the voices will not be silenced, thanks to Justin Beach for continuing to put articles together for us,
adi
Justin Beach 25 July at 23:27 Reply
I Thought this was pretty cool. From Stephen Harper's Point of view it's one thing to have protests in all of Canada's major cities. Harper doesn't like Canadians anyway. He worships the US though and tomorrow there is a solidarity rally planned in front of the Canadian Consulate in Chicago (President Obama's Home Town)
http://4sao.wordpress.com/2010/07/25/solidarity-demonstration-with-toronto-g20-arrestees/
Also:
G20 ‘riots’ tame compared to others in TO
http://www.thebulletin.ca/cbulletin/content.jsp?ctid=1000011&cnid=1002542
G20 police shot rubber bullets, woman says
http://www.cbc.ca/canada/story/2010/07/24/g20-rubber-bullets.html
Supreme Court ruling puts G-20 cops in dire straits
http://www.jeff-goodall.com/?p=1472
G20 art eyes the face of authority
Photographer's visages from G20 clashes at local gallery
http://www.thestar.com/entertainment/article/839734--g20-art-eyes-the-face-of-authority
i found all of the articles interesting, the photos heartbreaking and the anarchists a little bit frightening, but each piece presents a point or two worth thinking about. i am not an anarchist, i do not believe in violence or smashing things, but then i have known some anarchists in my life, and i have never seen them smash anything either... Over a month later and i am still as confused by G20 as i was when it happened. i do not think anyone can say for certain they know what happened or why, we can just pray that the truth will out, and the voices will not be silenced, thanks to Justin Beach for continuing to put articles together for us,
adi
Justin Beach 25 July at 23:27 Reply
I Thought this was pretty cool. From Stephen Harper's Point of view it's one thing to have protests in all of Canada's major cities. Harper doesn't like Canadians anyway. He worships the US though and tomorrow there is a solidarity rally planned in front of the Canadian Consulate in Chicago (President Obama's Home Town)
http://4sao.wordpress.com/2010/07/25/solidarity-demonstration-with-toronto-g20-arrestees/
Also:
G20 ‘riots’ tame compared to others in TO
http://www.thebulletin.ca/cbulletin/content.jsp?ctid=1000011&cnid=1002542
G20 police shot rubber bullets, woman says
http://www.cbc.ca/canada/story/2010/07/24/g20-rubber-bullets.html
Supreme Court ruling puts G-20 cops in dire straits
http://www.jeff-goodall.com/?p=1472
G20 art eyes the face of authority
Photographer's visages from G20 clashes at local gallery
http://www.thestar.com/entertainment/article/839734--g20-art-eyes-the-face-of-authority