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Oddities from Montebello

posted by Stuart Neatby and and ottawa in Quebec

August 21, 2007

Oddities from Montebello

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Canadian Energy and Paperworkers Union leader David Cole physically outs a police provocateur dressed as a black bloc protestor in front of news cameras in Montebello. [Update: Canadian Press report here]

SQ and OPP police protect the dead from the living for 7 hours on Monday.

The lefty-nationalist Canada Action Party teams up with the US-based anti-immigrant, minute-men fanclub including John Birch Society President John McManus and Jerome Corsi, author of 'Minutemen: The Battle to Secure America's Borders.'

Meanwhile, two days before, anti-racist activists confront an anti-SPP side-walk march organized by members of the John Birch Society and the Minutemen in Seattle.

Plan Colombia in Mexico? [1, 2, 3, and Free Speech Radio News]

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