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[G20 Toronto] There Is No Exit (J26) - The truth exposing the mainstream media obfuscation

CMAQ via Mic, Lunes, Junio 28, 2010 - 10:16
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7/06/2010 MAINSTREAM MEDIA EXPOSED!

This is real footage of how police surrounded and penned in everyone at the intersection of Queen & Spadina during the end of the G20 Summit, THERE WERE NO EXITS, there were a few peaceful protesters, media,, and local residents got trapped in by hundreds of RIOT POLICE as the helicopters circled, then the rain hit, increased to torrential downpour, and everyone got soaked. Rumors spread that everyone was being detained, arrested, and/or 'processed' but almost 4 hours later, before 10 pm, an announcement was made that people would be allowed to walk north. This was the most insane PSY-OP that I witnessed this weekend, but I put my camera away in the rain. Aftering watching the news reports on this incident my conspiracy theory is that THIS WAS DONE TO PUT ON A LIVE MEDIA SPECTACLE

Peaceful G20 protest at Queen & Spadina from Meghann Millard on Vimeo.

Peaceful protesters sing Canada's national anthem, riot police respond with force.
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