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Topic started on 28-9-2009 @ 03:21 PM by ancient_wisdom

Provocateur Cops Caught Disguised As Anarchists At G20


www.prisonplanet.com
Shocking video has emerged of cops posing as anarchist protesters at the G20 Summit in Pittsburgh, in yet another example of authorities attempting to provoke chaos at global summits in order to justify a brutal police crackdown.

Footage from Saturday night shows three burly older men who look completely out of place with black bandanas over their face walking alongside young protesters during a march against police brutality in a You Tube clip entitled “G20 Epic Undercover Police Fail”.

The clip would be hilarious if it was not so disturbing. Protesters walking behind what are obvio
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reply posted on 28-9-2009 @ 03:54 PM by Acidtastic
The youtube link has nothing to do with prison planet

And it is a proper epic fail of undercover policing.



that's the youtube in question incase people didn't make it past the prison planet link.

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[edit on 28/9/2009 by Acidtastic]


reply posted on 28-9-2009 @ 04:14 PM by king9072
Originally posted by TheLoony
I'll be the first to cry foul if I see anything wrong, but I see nothing in this video that says they are cops or agent provocateurs.

They do look out of place, as they don't seem to be a part of things going on except for the fact that they are there, but I don't see them doing anything that would label them as cops/agents.

Just because they supposedly broke the flash on the kids camera, well, they may have been arguing or some scuffle over something we cannot know about because it isn't documented. We don't know what happened there.



Ya nothing - other than the entire crowd walking with them (who would be the best for providing context...) are loudly calling them out. Granted, no badges were busted out and they didn't take any actions on the video.

But how you can conclude that these men were not undercover is beyond me. Besides being completely out of place in general, there awkward look, and unfriendly poses, they seem to be the only people in the area who have gone to lengths to protect their identity. Wearing bandana's that cover most of their face.


But what really amazes me, is how we have ample examples of the population being played like a fiddle, in a multitude of different scenarios... but people still tend to "isolate" these issues, and believe that this type of thing is not going on in a large scale in every aspect of our life.

The only issue, is that practically all historical evidence points to the contrary. How anyone can choose to reject the mainstream medias "presentation" of the world, and instead chooses to get their news from independent sources that reflect reality - then continue to be intentionally ignorant to reality... blows my mind.


reply posted on 28-9-2009 @ 04:51 PM by PsykoOps
reply to post by Acidtastic


The worst ever 'undercover' cops. That was just plain hilarious


reply posted on 28-9-2009 @ 05:15 PM by greeneyedleo
reply to post by ancient_wisdom



they are cops committing felony on a massive level


The following is my opinion as a member participating in this discussion.



What massive felony would they be committing? I saw them do nothing wrong. Some dude claims they broke a camera - but that is just a claim. Who knows what the dude did. Who knows if he is telling the truth.

Whether they are cops or not, trying to hide their identity - I just do not see what they did wrong? They are allowed to walk amongst the crowds. Nothing wrong with that. They do not need to be wearing uniforms or holding thier badges out. They are doing what the others around them are doing. So what?

So, what is the felony they committed??



As an ATS Staff Member, I will not moderate in threads such as this where I have participated as a member.


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reply posted on 28-9-2009 @ 05:24 PM by detachedindividual
Originally posted by greeneyedleo
reply to post by ancient_wisdom



they are cops committing felony on a massive level




What massive felony would they be committing? I saw them do nothing wrong. Some dude claims they broke a camera - but that is just a claim. Who knows what the dude did. Who knows if he is telling the truth.

Whether they are cops or not, trying to hide their identity - I just do not see what they did wrong? They are allowed to walk amongst the crowds. Nothing wrong with that. They do not need to be wearing uniforms or holding thier badges out. They are doing what the others around them are doing. So what?

So, what is the felony they committed??



[edit on September 28th 2009 by greeneyedleo]


Like you I don't see what they did wrong, though it is clear they were not protesters.

Any idiot can see that just from their body language, their speech, their actions.
They were certainly uncover officers.

I think the assumption is that they would cause trouble to allow for the authorities to crack down on the legitimate protesters.
Although that did not happen, it has been seen before.

And in that case, if it had happened, they would be criminals.

At the very least, and in concert with other video evidence, the police and authorities acted with violence and excessive force against the people of their city, and visitors.
They violated the constitution, they used excessive force, they humiliated, abused and harassed American citizens.

And all on the presumed "assumption" that a crime "could" be committed by a very small minority.

Don't get me wrong, I accept your suggestion that they had done nothing wrong. But in unison with everything else that happened over the G20 to protesters, it marks a severe turning point in American culture.

I don't think people should dismiss this so easily. America has indeed changed, and we are seeing tactics and actions against innocent people reminiscent of a dictatorship.
If allowed to continue without any response, what will happen?


reply posted on 28-9-2009 @ 06:00 PM by caballero
reply to post by Jenna


In this case they weren't trying to stir much up. At least from what we saw in the video. But the dangerous possibility is there.

I just do not feel comfortable with the thought that the police do things like this.

JohnnyCanuck-

I understand this is nothing new, these sneaky tactics probably started with Nixon. However that doesn't mean that we should just be passive about things like this. Apathy is our worst enemy and unfortunately it is an epidemic in our society. Every one just passes wrong doings off because its nothing new or they aren't doing anything wrong on this video.

Apathy will destroy us.

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reply posted on 28-9-2009 @ 06:50 PM by dragonridr
reply to post by ancient_wisdom


Its 3 college guys who thought it would be funny to dress in all black and attend the rally.Thats why one of them was ready to go he got bored playing the game. And there loving the reaction there getting from the croud they went home pulled out a joint and continued to laugh(or in one guys case maybe whip-its since he obviously inhaled from a canister and the fool there had no clue why). God have you all gotten so conspiratorial that you cant tell when someone is screwing around?
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