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During a violent confrontation, the Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) killed unarmed protester Dudley George.
Originally posted by citizen6511
reply to post by Wolfenz
Ezra Levant sounds like the canadian version of Fox news.
will the Mohawks be selling cheap cigarettes?
that would be one way to get a big crowd to the park.
Canadians love their cheap cigarettes, enough to forget their other prejudices.
So what’s next? In the United States, Occupy protests have decided to stay relevant by turning violent. Oakland, Calif., saw outright riots. It’s not accidental: This is the next stage of the protests, to spark a violent encounter with police in the hopes that the police response will gain them public sympathy and give them the political credibility that their whiny incoherence hasn’t provided so far.
They call themselves Mohawk Warriors. And they don’t believe that the laws of Canada apply to them.
Being exempt from Canadian laws has become a specialty of the Mohawk Warriors. These were the folks who had a two-month armed standoff with police and the Canadian army in Oka, Que., that led to the murder of Quebec police corporal Marcel Lemay and the injury of 10 RCMP officers. The Canadian Forces had to be called in.
Dudley George, shown in this 1993 photo, was shot and killed when police fired on natives occupying Ipperwash park. The photo shows George at what is claimed to be the sacred Indian burial ground that caused the standoff. (CP Photo) 1996 (Port Huron Times Herald/Tony Pitts)
The Mohawk Warriors conducted another military mission in the Ontario community of Caledonia in 2006, when they occupied a residential development site — again, setting up barricades, harassing and threatening citizens.
Originally posted by Wolfenz
I somewhat had the feeling this was going to Happen
Ezra Levant from the Toronto SUN
Levant Sounds like he could be on FOX News seeing he a Conservative or is The SUN like Fox News ?
At the end of the 78-day standoff, when the mayor of Oka cancelled the expansion of the golf course, the Mohawks agreed to retreat. In charge of the younger children, Horn-Miller led the exit, holding her 4-year-old sister. She directed the group to walk close to the media barricade for safety. While leaving, chaos erupted, and a Canadian soldier struck Horn-Miller across her chest with his bayonet, knocking her to the ground. “I gave my little sister to my mother and saw I was covered in blood,” Horn-Miller said. “That’s when I realized I had been stabbed.” The weapon struck her sternum just inches above her heart. “The doctor said I was very lucky to be alive,” Horn-Miller said. “I was grown up instantly after that happened. I understood how easy it is to die.”