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Speaking of G20..
metal
06-26-2010, 05:04 PM
:facepalm:
Your fav from the Olympics thread. That is a lot of posts in the last few hours.
Click for the full size.
http://i40.photobucket.com/albums/e211/rmetal/fail.jpg
Lomac
06-26-2010, 05:26 PM
I'm normally not a spiteful person, and there are very few people in the world that I genuinely hate... but this moron is near the top of that very short list. So often do I read the crap that he says and I feel a genuine desire to kick the shit out of him.
xyz123
06-26-2010, 08:21 PM
In the end, tax payers will have to pay for this?
simsimi1004
06-26-2010, 08:41 PM
what browser is the op using?
carisear
06-26-2010, 09:39 PM
holy shit i was thinking of looking up this fucktard to see if he was there or not. lol, thanks for the screencap.
Coles notes on this Okibi character?
Manic!
06-26-2010, 10:49 PM
This really pisses me off. It's OK for them to throw bricks but they complain when the cops touch them.
metal
06-26-2010, 11:01 PM
what browser is the op using?
I'm using Firefox with the Aero Fox theme.
Graeme S
06-26-2010, 11:05 PM
http://www.revscene.net/forums/olympic-protests-t605619p8.html scroll down to Metal's first post.
The_AK
06-27-2010, 02:59 AM
from other thread:
Chris Wakefield needs a boot in his teeth
+1
StylinRed
06-27-2010, 08:24 AM
g8/g20 states should all chip in for hosting the meetings and repairing the damages
CP.AR
06-27-2010, 09:09 AM
ahah we should all report the guy to the popo. I wanna see him scream "POLICE STATE" when he drops the soap in prison
metal
06-27-2010, 02:45 PM
Chris 'Okibi' Wakefield 562 arrests at the G20 so far. We need solidarity more than ever. Hoping all my friends make it out okay.
23 minutes ago via Facebook for iPhone · Comment · Like
Chris 'Okibi' Wakefield
Peaceful G20 protest at Queen & Spadina
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Heb9BXjYcII&feature=autofb
6 minutes ago via YouTube · Comment · LikeUnlike
Chris 'Okibi' Wakefield
It doesn't matter if you're a black bloc anarchist or a patriotic liberal, the police won't hesitate to beat you down.
a few seconds ago · Like
asian_speedster
06-27-2010, 04:46 PM
^ Dont care much for this Wakefield character but WTF was up with the charge??
That does seem uncalled for, there is probably something we are missing but from the video and what I have herd it seemed like a peaceful protest with nothing going on.
l2_narain
06-27-2010, 06:05 PM
http://www.revscene.net/forums/olympic-protests-t605619p8.html scroll down to Metal's first post.
holy. thanks for reminding me of those unshaved pits :Petting
vafanculo
06-27-2010, 06:57 PM
What a load of crap. I'm watching the national news and they have full coverage on this. Cops were told to basically let them riot. Don't we have an army?
If you peacefully protest, that's respectable. But if you start breaking and threatening peoples properties, that's when you should be shot with multiple rubber bullits.
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metal
06-28-2010, 12:00 PM
Chris 'Okibi' Wakefield "This is real life, this is the real Canada. This happens happens everyday but now you can see it. This is G20 freedom of speech. For us Native people, this is what we know. This is Canada. Whatever they do to native people, they will eventually do to everybody else in this country. Canada, the US, any citizen in the world you are under siege from the new world order in action right here."
http://toronto.mediacoop.ca/story/outside-makeshift-prisonfor-us-native-people-what-we-know-canada/3895
Greenstoner
06-28-2010, 12:18 PM
^ Dont care much for this Wakefield character but WTF was up with the charge??
That does seem uncalled for, there is probably something we are missing but from the video and what I have herd it seemed like a peaceful protest with nothing going on.
you know what? Sometimes Canadian citizens needs a beating, some people just plain stupid
belka
06-28-2010, 12:31 PM
Don't we have an army?
You do NOT want the Army in the streets of a Canadian city unless it's absolutely necessary. The Police are there to police the citizens.
aznrsx1979
06-28-2010, 12:38 PM
ahah we should all report the guy to the popo. I wanna see him scream "POLICE STATE" when he drops the soap in prison
I can't stand idiots like this. I wonder if one of these guys is the same guy listed online.
http://mytelus.canada411.ca/search/si/1/chris%20wakefield/victoria,%20bc?AFC-K944G2735587
Chris Wakefield
(250)472-0530
1711 Coronation Ave
Victoria , BC V8R1X1
C W Wakefield
(250)595-3469
2776 Dewdney Ave
Victoria , BC V8R3M4
metal
06-28-2010, 12:43 PM
Nah they arent.
Ronin
06-28-2010, 06:13 PM
Watched a lot of footage today. I love hippie beatdowns.
Graeme S
06-28-2010, 09:39 PM
Chris 'Okibi' Wakefield "This is real life, this is the real Canada. This happens happens everyday but now you can see it. This is G20 freedom of speech. For us Native people, this is what we know. This is Canada. Whatever they do to native people, they will eventually do to everybody else in this country. Canada, the US, any citizen in the world you are under siege from the new world order in action right here."
http://toronto.mediacoop.ca/story/outside-makeshift-prisonfor-us-native-people-what-we-know-canada/3895
I don't know how anyone can take this person seriously as a neutral member of the media:
http://toronto.mediacoop.ca/blog/megan-kinch/3927
(bolded for stupidity, underlined for spelling)
After leading some chants at jail solidarity yesterday and escaping down a back alley, i was feeling very conspicious walking down the street, as police were stopping people for no reason and sometimes arresting them. I ended up going to a friends house near the temporary facility at Eastern and Pape. My friend had been having a barbeque from "Fightback" ("the marxist voice of labour and youth"), but not many members had shown up. It turned out that large numbers of them, including my roomate, had been arrested the night before at the Novotel, when peacefull protesters were penned in with nowhere to go and arrested en mass. Most of the crew from Fightback were from the local Esplenade area. The only way we knew our roomate had been arrested was because he stopped answering his cell phone.
The party quickly turned into a debrief centre for the political prisoners as they began to be released one by one. The first one released, Allan, was released into the pouring rain without his shoes. People doing solidarity outside started canting "Where's his shoes! Where's his shoes!". Many of the released were incredibly disoriented, without money, some of thier belongings stolen, having no idea where they were. People who weren't part of an organized group, like the comrades I was with, were in serious trouble as there was no support whatsoever, and the volunteers outside who were helping people were periodically attaced by riot police.
The second person released, my roomate, was soaking wet and had been in the freezing detention centre with only a light cotton t-shirt. They had been given nothing to eat except a few cheese sandwhices that were consited of a hamburger bun with one slice of proccessed cheese. They had not been able to phone a lawyer, and had had their own cell phones confiscated.
One member of Fightback, who had a car, picked up the disoriented and soaked detainees from the release point at the gate of the Eastern ave. facility as night began to fall. As more people started coming in, we put them in showers and started cooking food and hot tea for them. They started talking to each other about conditions inside.
The detention centre was freezing and makeshit. People were held packed in cells that did not allow everyone to sit down at the same time. Prisoners were not provided with water until they protested extensivly. In some cells, the floor was jagged with nails sticking up out of it, and there was garbage from the facilitie's past life as a film studio. Even some lower level police told them that conditions were "fucked up. But don't say that I said that".
People were held in cells without bathrooms and had to beg the police to take them to the bathroom occasionally. When there were bathrooms, there was no toliet paper. Some where handcuffed in their cells for over 17 hours, and were bruised, one person rubbed his wrists the next morning saying "I can still feel the handcuffs on my wrists".
Some of the people in the cells with them had been arrested for nothing. For wearing a black t-shirt. Some club girls were arrested because they were wearing black, or for riding a bike. A TTC worker was arrested on his way to another shift for leaving at queens park station and held for over 20 hours. 14 year olds were held in adult cells without contact with their parents. And people were denied medical treatment.
This is all blog-y, I'm sorry I didn't do a formal interviews, everything was so crazy. I'm off to the rally against police brutality and arbitary detention, where hopefully i will not be beaten or arbitraily detained.
Solidarity,
Megan
StealthFighter
06-29-2010, 12:38 AM
he should DIAF.
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