MONTREAL POLICE STATE 2012 (With video) Must Watch!!!

In support to the student movement. Many artists are wearing, like all students on strike, the red square. More then 200 000k students still on strike. It's a social crisis here in Quebec.

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Mick jagger and arcade fire on sturday night live May 19th



First screening at cannes festival for Xavier Dolan's Lawrence anyways. May 19th




Youtube montage

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sickening, fuck the police

Other videos...Must watch!!!

They call this the MAPLE SPRING

The mafia is behind the government of quebec and everything is corrupt.

Police mistreats his students, congratulations!!

It`s time to wake up.

Even if children (student) defeated the parents
(Police and Government)

Parents have the right to bludgeon children of 16-17 and 18 ?
Beautiful society. They are mostly minor.

Please watch this, and the following vid to get to know YOUR RIGHTS against the police.

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[link to www.youtube.com]

More than 300 arrestations last noght.

Did anyone see the Montreal police pepper spray people on a bar terrace? Apparently someone insulted a cop so they sprayed everyone there.

terrible. americans should watch this closely. coming to a town near you!!!

Y'all gittin that ass whupped north of the border EH!

Can't see the vid here, the Penises that be have blocked Youtube.

Form your own Lawful Society.
Separate your real being from the Government NAME.
Ignore the Law (Lawless/Legalese) Society Regulations, Codes, Statutes and Acts.
Keep the Common Law.

World Freeman Society Forum

[link to forum.worldfreemansociety.org]

For the past 27 days, there was at least one protest per day. But since the governement passed the 78 bill, the tension between protesters and policemen is worst.

Last night there were 300 protesters arrested. 21 ppl injured.

Anonymous, which is a group of known hackers, gave the Quebec governement a warning. They should start the negociations with students and remove the 78 bill or there will be bad consequences.

[link to www.cbc.ca]

BUMP

[link to andrewgavinmarshall.com]

see the link for the whole post, it's loooong, but very much worth it.


Ten Points Everyone Should Know About the Quebec Student Movement

By: Andrew Gavin Marshall

The student strikes in Quebec, which began in February and have lasted for three months, involving roughly 175,000 students in the mostly French-speaking Canadian province, have been subjected to a massive provincial and national media propaganda campaign to demonize and dismiss the students and their struggle. The following is a list of ten points that everyone should know about the student movement in Quebec to help place their struggle in its proper global context.

1) The issue is debt, not tuition

2) Striking students in Quebec are setting an example for youth across the continent

3) The student strike was organized through democratic means and with democratic aims

4) This is not an exclusively Quebecois phenomenon

5) Government officials and the media have been openly calling for violence and “fascist” tactics to be used against the students

6) Excessive state violence has been used against the students

7) The government supports organized crime and opposes organized students

8) Canada’s elites punish the people and oppose the students

9) The student strike is being subjected to a massive and highly successful propaganda campaign to discredit, dismiss, and demonize the students

10) The student movement is part of a much larger emerging global movement of resistance against austerity, neoliberalism, and corrupt power

Some of the issue may have been lost in the translation.

For Americans and others, Quebec has a CEGEP system. The "C" is for "College" however, don't confuse this with the Amerenglish word "College".

Quebeckers have their high school (public education) only to grade 11.

Their "CEGEP" or "College" is grade 12 and 13. In Canada the public school "free" system used to have 13 grades, rather than 12 like in the US.

So some of these students are what would be considered high school students in the USA and elsewhere, who are being forced into debt slavery to pay for what education is free elsewhere in the world.

They are 16 to 18 year old children.

Don't confuse them with University students, because in french a "College" is not the same thing as a "University".

Anywhere else in the world where 16 and 17 year old children are forced to become debt slaves? This is before they are even legally allowed to drink or vote for that matter (which is at age 18).

That being said, there are University students who are also participating in this strike as they also are affected. But most places University students do expect to pay something for education. As the highest taxed people in North America though, pretty sure Quebeckers would rather have their children educated than contribute to the police state now physically abusing their children.

There's laws against bio parents hitting, physically or verbally assaulting their own children!! Should be extended to these authorities too!

What reasonable rational person thinks it's okay for children to be beaten into submission, and blinded for life, for peaceful protest against slavery!!

Some of the issue may have been lost in the translation.

For Americans and others, Quebec has a CEGEP system. The "C" is for "College" however, don't confuse this with the Amerenglish word "College".

Quebeckers have their high school (public education) only to grade 11.

Their "CEGEP" or "College" is grade 12 and 13. In Canada the public school "free" system used to have 13 grades, rather than 12 like in the US.

So some of these students are what would be considered high school students in the USA and elsewhere, who are being forced into debt slavery to pay for what education is free elsewhere in the world.

They are 16 to 18 year old children.

Don't confuse them with University students, because in french a "College" is not the same thing as a "University".

Anywhere else in the world where 16 and 17 year old children are forced to become debt slaves? This is before they are even legally allowed to drink or vote for that matter (which is at age 18).

That being said, there are University students who are also participating in this strike as they also are affected. But most places University students do expect to pay something for education. As the highest taxed people in North America though, pretty sure Quebeckers would rather have their children educated than contribute to the police state now physically abusing their children.

There's laws against bio parents hitting, physically or verbally assaulting their own children!! Should be extended to these authorities too!

What reasonable rational person thinks it's okay for children to be beaten into submission, and blinded for life, for peaceful protest against slavery!!

YES, Here's the video!

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Students are missing the government's hidden message.
"There will be no jobs in the future for you!"
Why would the government want to encourage education if they know in advance that the whole generation of those born after 1990 will be jobless.

Join the army instead, the government will need you in the coming wars! Sarcasm!

Nothing to see people ...Move Along...


Just a bunch of crying babies.




What the name again ?


"Enfant roi" ==> "Spoiled child"



Nothing to compare with people in Syria





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Please consider the Canadian students and young people in general haven't heard yet of the 600,000,000,000.00 soon to be put on their tab for maintaining the housing bubble. And they don't know yet how much debt the older generation has left them. And they don't know yet there won't be any more jobs. And so on.
*back to drinking heavily*
Enjoy the last days of peace.

Nightly protest going on right now..for the 28th day in a row. Thousand in the streets.

Live Feed : [link to cutvmontreal.ca]

Michael Moore gives his support to Quebec student's strike: [link to twitter.com]