DTube - G20 Justice - Officer Who "Kettled" Civilians Punished
When the G20 came to Toronto in 2010 Canada was forever changed as it underwent the most massive violation of civil rights in the nation's history. Over 1100 people were arrested as our rights were trampled by the police right before our very eyes. It is now 7 years later and a dose of justice has been served to Supt. David (Mark) Fenton, the officer responsible for "kettling" and arresting a group of innocent bystanders. In this video Dan Dicks of Press For Truth takes a look back at the G20 summit that came to Toronto as small doses of justice are now coming to fruition.
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A dark piece of our Canadian history that really needs to be on the radar for, if democratic processes are to govern our Canadians ways, we need to expose such trespassing, especially when it comes to so-called leaders or authority figure of any kind.
Thanks for doing your part in making our world more aware and on our guard for thee! Namaste :)
Democracy has no inherent virtue. There is no agent/principal relationship between the government and the governed in the first place, so representation is a lie.
In what is called so nowadays, I can agree. In theory or in practice it shows a different reality when its principals are actually applied. Namaste :)
Democracy is at best the political manifestation of the bandwagon fallacy, and at worst a veneer of popular support for sociopaths bought with promises of political plunder.
Beautiful poetry! I really appreciate it. Today's situation really deserves these words. Thanks for sharing. Namaste :)