Speculative Answers to the G20 Inquiry

Since our government refuses to call a public inquiry into the events of the G20 weekend, we are forced to speculate. Of course, speculation can only be a guess since all the information is not yet available. Mr.Blair/Mr.Miller/Mr.McGuinty/Mr.Harper, do you think these answers are wrong? Prove it!

Why were police ordered to stand back while Black Bloc hooligans broke windows on Yonge Street?

The Black Bloc is a ‘black operation’ and some government agents were involved with the group. It was necessary to create chaos in order to demonstrate to the public that the streets are not safe without police involvement; the activities also drew attention from legitimate protests and allowed the next step of public control.

Why were stripped-down police cars abandoned in visible locations?

A burning police car is a wonderful photo opportunity; though civilians took advantage to bash the cars we had to wait for hours before our agents set the cars on fire. The tactic worked; videos of burning police cars were seen around the world.

Why were peaceful protesters assaulted and arrested at Queen’s Park, the designated ‘free speech zone’?

Canadians think they have too many rights; police put up with a lot of complaining and back-talk about searches and identification requests. When an order is given to disperse a crowd it must be done as quickly and efficiently as possible. Once we decided to clear the area we used as much force as was necessary including pepper spray, tear gas and rubber bullets. We were prepared to use live ammunition closer to the secure zone but this was not necessary.

Why was the ‘kettling’ technique used at the Queen and Spadina intersection?

This was a training operation that was very successful. Once surrounded by lines of police with shields the crowd cannot escape and individuals can be arrested using the ‘snatch and grab’ technique. This scenario also provided an excellent demonstration to the public encouraging them to stay away from the secure area.

Why were so many people arrested and then released without charges?

We built the temporary detention centre well in advance of the G20 meetings and advised the public that it would be used to hold numerous protesters. It was necessary to fill the jail with people in order to justify the large security expenses; in addition large numbers of arrests convinced average Canadians that there really were security issues and that the police were in control.

Are any arrested protesters still in custody?

This question cannot be speculated on; if there are people still under arrest we want to know who they are, what they are charged with and that they are being treated with respect. Even goons who break windows have basic human rights in our Canada.

Who were the police involved in these scenarios?

While Toronto/GTA police were involved, there were also police from numerous other areas across the country including teams from Montreal, Calgary and Edmonton. There was even a specially trained unit of police from the United States who assisted in the operations.

How involved were Bill Blair/David Miller/Dalton McGuinty in the planning of these operations?

Blair, Miller and McGuinty were just puppets who did what they were told. Planning and control of these operations occurred at much higher levels.

Why will you not call for a public inquiry?

Are you kidding? If the truth came out a lot of jobs would be lost and the power structure would change.

Why were these meetings planned to occur at the same time as Full Moon/Lunar Eclipse/Cardinal Grand Cross?

A lot more is going on than most people understand.

What really went on inside the secured perimeter?

You will never know.