Montreal Martial Law Bill 78 Passes - Backlash was Immediate; Massive Civil Disobedience

haha
Im not so sure how the muslim brotherhood will take to living at 24 sussex drive....
Their camels will have to learn to like beer

I'm all for supporting these student groups in their efforts to hold the government accountable in terms of their promises against tuition hikes. But comparing this to the uprisings in Egypt are just silly.

Originally posted by Ben81


They were 300 000 that day
each day brings a different number of people

The video you show above was a smaller march that was a break-off of a larger earth day march. The 300,000 was not in support of the students.

tcktcktck.org...

The biggest environmental protest in Canada’s history took place in the streets of Montreal today on Earth Day. People from all across Quebec rallied to tell Prime Minister Stephen Harper that they do not support his decision to withdraw from the Kyoto protocol. They assembled into one of the biggest human mosaic ever created.

You seem like you are either intentionally making bloated examples as to the size of this student movement, or you just dont know what you are talking about.

The cop says " There, in the ass mon calisse"
And someone responds " Not very professional"

Parents of some of the students watched on in tears as the officers, dressed in heavy tactical gear, moved toward the campus

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www.cbc.ca...

We'll teach those students

reply to post by stanguilles7


I do not make the number
they were probably higher



300 000 marching peacefuly
the violence began after the police started to use the force to remove the peacefull protesters

reply to post by Danbones


I thought you considered all news from cbc to be 'socialist propaganda'?

Lucie Lemonde, a law professor at Université du Québec à Montréal, said, "It's the worst law that I've ever seen, except for the War Measures Act," referring to a federal law adopted in the province during the 1970 FLQ crisis.
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......However, some pro-business institutions appeared to support the legislation


Under the law, anyone blocking an individual from entering a school would be fined between $1,000 and $5,000.

In addition to the fines for individuals, the penalties climb to between $7,000 and $35,000 for student leaders and from $25,000 to $125,000 for unions or student federations.

www.ctv.ca...

free speech ain't free anymore

Originally posted by stanguilles7
reply to post by Danbones

 

I thought you considered all news from cbc to be 'socialist propaganda'?

link please

reply to post by Ben81


No. 300,000 people attended an EARTHDAY march. A few smaller marches broke off from it in support of the students. 300,000 DID NOT march in support of these students who pay the LOWEST TUITION IN N AMERICA.

You keep exaggerating to pretend these protests are bigger than the are.

reply to post by samsamm9


LOL that was funny coming from a cop
Yes thats the cop i was talking about who was caught insulting people

the appropriate english translation for that would be :
There .. in your ass you fu**

they dont need agent provocateur in cover up
the police are doing a good job at it

Originally posted by stanguilles7
reply to post by Ben81

 

No. 300,000 people attended an EARTHDAY march. A few smaller marches broke off from it in support of the students. 300,000 DID NOT march in support of these students who pay the LOWEST TUITION IN N AMERICA.

You keep exaggerating to pretend these protests are bigger than the are.

The local news said they were between 200 000 to 300 000 in that protest
it was the biggest protest so far and everything went peacefully

If they had the lowest tuition fees in america
why are they no happy ?

We have so many things to pay in Quebec
the Federal Tx + the provincial Tx
everything is already so expensive here
i have spoken to many that do 3 jobs in Montreal
to be able to pay for classes

Studying is important for futur generation
it should be encouraged to be low

an augmentation of $1,625 to the annual cost
is a big difference for people that are not rich
and have a familly to take care

augmentation like that of something so important such has education
will drive many angry of not being able to reach both side in their monthly paiments

Hope you understand more now
you seems very skeptic about this revolution
like it was for nothing and people are protesting for nothing

Amid a torrent of criticism, a portion of the bill was amended today to increase the number of people allowed to participate in an organized gathering, from 10 to 25.

www.globalmontreal.com...

The amount of protesters at all the different locations, is deliberately being played down in the media it looks like while the fines are being well publicized because people do pay attention to numbers


LOL at least someone gets it:

The chamber of commerce in Gatineau, Que., released a tongue-in-cheek description of its logistical plans for an upcoming event that featured an "assembly of more than 10 people." It concluded the letter with a joke, asking police to inform them how many officers would be present so that they could prepare the appropriate number of hors d'oeuvres.

ca.news.yahoo.com...





We are being set up

reply to post by Danbones


Agent provocateurs caught by the protesters
Remember that one -->



How many do you think they are now ?
its part of their tactiks
pretty sure some are within the protest right now
to create a conflict in a peacefull protest
so cops have a reason to use force

Digusting

More pictures from yesterday protest

lol at the guy in the chair











The spokeman for the police of Montreal (SPVM)
just declared about yesterday

French Link

Translation:

The Montreal Police Service (SPVM) was "preoccupied" by the intensity of the event which was close to the Saturday night riot in the streets of downtown.

"On the Rue Saint-Denis, it was special. To have seen several (events), I have rarely seen a situation as close to the riot, "said Ian Lafreniere, spokesman for the SPVM

There is another protest for tonight and a big one for tomorrow

Another vid that came out (people are quick to post them on YT)
gotta love YT to be able to report us fact quicker then the TV

High Def vid of tonight protest

to all you ding dong law enforcement types
you serve the wrong master
READ:

For all the power the Enabling Act gave Hitler, he still felt threatened by some in the Nazi Party. He was also worried that the regular army had not given an oath of allegiance. Hitler knew that the army hierarchy held him in disdain as he was 'only ' a corporal in their eyes. The Night of the Long Knives not only removed the SA leaders but also got Hitler the army's oath that he so needed.

By the summer of 1934, the SA's numbers had swollen to 2 million men. They were under the control of Ernst Röhm, a loyal follower of Hitler since the early days of the Nazi Party. The SA had given the Nazi's an iron fist with which to disrupt other political parties meetings before January 1933. The SA was also used to enforce law after Hitler became Chancellor in January 1933. To all intents, they were the enforcers of the Nazi Party and there is no evidence that Röhm was ever planning anything against Hitler.

However, Röhm had made enemies within the Nazi Party - Himmler, Goering and Goebbels were angered by the power he had gained and convinced Hitler that this was a threat to his position.

By June 1934, the regular army hierarchy also saw the SA as a threat to their authority. The SA outnumbered the army by 1934 and Röhm had openly spoken about taking over the regular army by absorbing it into the SA. Such talk alarmed the army's leaders.

By the summer of 1934, Hitler had decided that Röhm was a 'threat' and he made a pact with the army. If Röhm and the other SA leaders were removed, the rank and file SA men would come under the control of the army but the army would have to swear an oath of loyalty to Hitler. The army agreed and Röhm's fate was sealed.

On the night of June 29th - June 30th 1934, units of the SS arrested the leaders of the SA and other political opponents. Men such as Gregor Strasser, von Schleicher and von Bredow were arrested and none of them had any connection with Röhm. The arrests carried on for 2 more nights.

Seventy seven men were executed on charges of treason though historians tend to think the figure is higher. The SA was brought to heel and placed under the command of the army. Hitler received an oath of allegiance from all those who served in the army. Röhm was shot. Others were bludgeoned to death.

www.historylearningsite.co.uk...

and:

Principle IVPrinciple IV states: "The fact that a person acted pursuant to order of his Government or of a superior does not relieve him from responsibility under international law, provided a moral choice was in fact possible to him".

This principle could be paraphrased as follows: "It is not an acceptable excuse to say 'I was just following my superior's orders'".

en.wikipedia.org...

read very carefully mon bonhomme officer

Update :
at 15:30 there is a press meeting with the leader of the student movement
they will adress about the new law

The topic will be .. to respect the new law or not

I think i already know the answer to that
100% sure they will go against it

Another video from the weekend that show how big the protest are



The government have no chance to be reelected after that
and the elections are coming soon

The government should come to an agreement with the students
if they want to be reelected
Its in their interest to have this resolve peacefully ASAP
what have they done so far .. put a lot of oild on the already big fire

Originally posted by Ben81

Like the other thread .. Mainstream Media IGNORES Iceland Revolution

Is this a joke, or you just ignorant?

Iceland is worse of now, than before ...

Originally posted by bjarneorn

Originally posted by Ben81

Like the other thread .. Mainstream Media IGNORES Iceland Revolution

Is this a joke, or you just ignorant?

Iceland is worse of now, than before ...

Well

it also apply to Montreal
these protest never happened before
they say that they are historic

worse now then 3 month ago