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Its going to be fun watching this on tv. Watching security light up protestors that get passed the permitter.
And the countdown begins. T-minus 6 days till the havoc
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| Originally posted by Sentinal So glad so few people can disrupt the lives of so many. I would laugh so hard at the government for wasting all this time and money if there was no violence whatsoever, it would really make them look foolish. |
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| Originally posted by hardcore trancer You guys are WAY TOO PARANOID about this whole thing. |
The protest school/people's summit does not discourage violance... kinda sends an obvious meaning that there will be blood.
http://toronto.ctv.ca/servlet/an/lo...=TorontoNewHome
I predict they will be quick in blaming agents provocateurs for the shit disturbing they are going to do. The cops got busted for doing this in Quebec, so they may make up their own and blame the cops... the perfect scapegoat scenario.
Protest organizers admit that there will be anarchists there too, but will do nothing to discourage them.
the fences creep me out. The heavy police presence down there is even creepier. Even early last week - I was surprised by the amount of police walking around, driving around, and hanging out in groups just watching people. I've never felt uncomfortable around police - but over the past week I've seriously felt as if I was being watched closely while walking by.
I hope things stay in-control. If anything does happen - I can't imagine a Torontonian causing major problems. We love our city far too much.
I'm staying out of the downtown core till it's over.
holy crap good luck finding a cab.
At least the summit is giving a good impression of Canada...
....so far
The thing about this is, if nothing "happens" people will just say the security and the cost were excessive. But if we had sloppy security something would probably go down and the Canadian government would come under huge fire for it.
I've never seen so many cops in my life!
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| Originally posted by Jennifer_P_ the fences creep me out. The heavy police presence down there is even creepier. Even early last week - I was surprised by the amount of police walking around, driving around, and hanging out in groups just watching people. I've never felt uncomfortable around police - but over the past week I've seriously felt as if I was being watched closely while walking by. |
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| Originally posted by Orko Really? I just see them hanging out in massive groups, talking, and not paying attention to anybody at all. |
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| Originally posted by Orko Really? I just see them hanging out in massive groups, talking, and not paying attention to anybody at all. |
i wish the protesters would boycott this summitt.. imagine if noone came out to protest! it would topple the conservatives government for spending 1 Billion of your money on nothing
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| Originally posted by mute79 i wish the protesters would boycott this summitt.. imagine if noone came out to protest! it would topple the conservatives government for spending 1 Billion of your money on nothing |
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| Originally posted by Orko Really? I just see them hanging out in massive groups, talking, and not paying attention to anybody at all. |
. Cops were indeed watching me and everyone around. For sure there are groups just hanging out but I saw many police cars and vans driving around slowly - saw many police just standing and staring. I wanted to take some pictures of the fences but every time I pulled out my phone to snap a shot - a cop would give me a look and I just felt to weird to take it.
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| Originally posted by mute79 i wish the protesters would boycott this summitt.. imagine if noone came out to protest! it would topple the conservatives government for spending 1 Billion of your money on nothing |
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| Originally posted by Abercrombie At least the summit is giving a good impression of Canada... ....so far |
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| Originally posted by mute79 i wish the protesters would boycott this summitt.. imagine if noone came out to protest! it would topple the conservatives government for spending 1 Billion of your money on nothing |
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| Originally posted by Jennifer_P_ really... based on my experiences last week - and I don't believe myself to have issues with paranoia . Cops were indeed watching me and everyone around. For sure there are groups just hanging out but I saw many police cars and vans driving around slowly - saw many police just standing and staring. I wanted to take some pictures of the fences but every time I pulled out my phone to snap a shot - a cop would give me a look and I just felt to weird to take it. |
You can't deny even if they are doing their jobs, it's a bit unnerving to see so much police presence when you're not used to it (and who is). In my 10 min walk down wellington this morning I must have seen at least 30 cops, more once you get closer to Bay St. I found myself walking in the middle of a group of four of them and felt pretty important, like I had a hot police escort group for me to get safely to work 
I'm so relieved to be leaving Toronto tonight til Sunday. It's only going to get more intense as the week goes on.
ok, so where are these cops exactly?
mmmmmmmmm, cops.
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| Originally posted by StereoPrincess ok, so where are these cops exactly? mmmmmmmmm, cops. |
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| Originally posted by Yohan cops are suppose to watch people. that's their job in this security thing. if you aren't doing anything wrong, why should it bother you that cops are watching you? |
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| Originally posted by Jennifer_P_ or kissing the Americans' asses to make up for those terrorists that made their way across our boarder perhaps? Just an hypothesis.... |

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| Originally posted by Jennifer_P_ really... Cops were indeed watching me |
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