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Kingston ontario - black lives matter et al Event

7/6/2020

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​Kingston, Ontario - yesterday 6/6/20

​"Black Lives Matter" et al event


What's the "et al" for? Well, this event had more than one theme. One was "Black Lives Matter", of course, in special memory of George Floyd, and the other was "Disarm, Defund, Disband the Police".​​

I asked the fellow holding the banner you see at the left (he's associated with this endeavour) if the group was serious about actually disbanding the police.  He replied that reducing their funding and using the savings to raise the standard of living of the poor (who too often are targeted by police) would be a step in the right direction.

Does a better standard of living for the average human being reduce crime? I think yes. But there's crime, and then there's criminal action taken by the "authorities".


And we can go back a couple of years to Washington state and remember the Asian student - "without an aggressive bone in his body" - who was killed (shot three times by police) on the eve of his graduation from Career Link:


HuffPost: Asian Student Holding A Pen Fatally Shot By Cops Night Before Graduation
  • Deputies originally said he was holding a knife or "some sort of sharp object."

HuffPost has also reported a recent very serious complaint against the RCMP by an aboriginal leader:
  • “Every time our people do wrong, the RCMP, they always seem to use excessive force — and that has to stop,” he said. “Enough is enough.” 

This is the RCMP who, more strangely than one can imagine, have no clue as to how or why a couple of thousand or so young Canadian aboriginal girls and women have disappeared. And, so far, there has been only lip service paid to this disaster:

CBC: Police co-ordination still lacking a year after inquiry report on missing and murdered Indigenous women

Neither can Canadians ever forget Sammy Yatin, a Syrian boy who at 19 years of age was felled by 8 bullets from the gun of one Toronto police officer who was later convicted of "attempted murder" but was paroled after 2 years in prison.

Not to mention that Toronto is the city that implemented "carding" of all things, and now claims to have (sort of) ended all that ... yet:
  • "Where these rules apply — and where they don't — doesn't change anything about carding," ... "A police officer can always say they are investigating a particular crime." 

Yes, they can and they will.

So, yeah: I would agree that maybe we need fewer cops and more attention to improving living conditions and showing a bit of respect for what Trudeau likes to call "ordinary Canadians" - clearly not seeing himself in that category and he and other politicians can flout the restrictions in place to stop the spread of something called the "novel" Covid19.

And if you haven't yet seen the video where Trudeau goes temporarily mute when asked if Canada agrees with Trump on use of the military, you should see it.  He may be a puppet who sometimes forgets his lines, but he can call in the military right here at home whenever he feels it's justified.

Now for the really good stuff: photos of yesterday's protest event ... but first:

In all my years of activism, I don't think I've ever attended such a loving, kind protest event. I wasn't wearing a mask (though most of the attendees were) but I didn't receive a single stony glare of the kind I sometimes encounter when in the vicinity of mask wearers in supermarkets. (Could it be that some supermarket mask wearers don't keep up on current events?) All were warm, smiley, polite -- and young, for the most part. And beautiful. So beautiful. Every last one of them. As you will see below.

The first one is of a girl who reached out to hug me after I took her photo. She was in tears after speaking to the crowd and so was I. I told her that I've protested for a lot of years and ... we both said in unison: "It's still happening".

I should add that my photos don't show the full extent of the crowd that was there. I don't know how many exactly but there were A LOT (the Whig says "hundreds") mostly young adults forming a complete circle around the focal point where people, one by one, made their own personal statements.

It's interesting that behind the second-to-last photo is a Murney tower of which Kingston is proud to boast several. To me it is an image of "white" conquest, an image of death. Read here and see why. Sadly, the page also includes mention of a death caused as a direct result of lack of maintenance of this particular relic:
  • The danger of not maintaining the tower was revealed when ... a major windstorm blew the roof right off the tower. Tragically, the roof killed a small boy who was in the park across the street from the tower.

The final image below is of a young couple whom, luckily, I met on the street when I couldn't find the event venue, it having moved to a much larger area with a view of the lake, in front of City Hall. They were friendly and cheerful and didn't mind my tagging along with them.

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13 Comments
M. Rocknest
9/6/2020 01:18:29 am

Police brutality is a problem. Peaceful protests against police brutality … no problem with that, although I would like to see even greater numbers of people demanding their complete freedom from covid controls. However, when protests turn to riots (looting, burning of businesses and violence) then I do have a big problem with that. I don't agree with disarm, defund and disband BUT the police do need to be re-educated in order to remove all vestiges of that demented Israeli training that too many of them seem to have absorbed. Any officer who can't disconnect himself from that mindset must be fired immediately. In Max Igan's recent video he just might be onto something as to where all this could be leading … right into the hands of those who can't wait to exploit a second wave, COVID-20 or Pandemic 2 (whatever you want to call it).

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sg7TeJa_ZIM

Anyway, you get another A, Yaya, for joining a peaceful protest and giving us a first-hand account of the event. Those young people would have been even more beautiful without covid masks but I admire their caring attitude. All lives matter. Some lives need extra attention though when subjected to targeted neglect and disrespect.

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yayacanada
9/6/2020 10:45:49 am

You're right to note that about the masks, M.R. I should have asked some of them why. The reasons might have been varied, and some might have included identity protection, or simply trying hard not to break any rules that would give the cops a reason to wade in.

And it's true our cops have been trained militarily with input from Israelis.

Watched the video (thanks). Crowhouse, eh? A Relative? He hit quite a few nails on the head (reminded me of myself when he lost his train of thought), and the cartoon of Bill Gates at the end is (for me) a keeper.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZQcvuftqXFY

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M. Rocknest
9/6/2020 02:55:29 pm

Max seems quite intelligent (and kindly) but I want to be more hopeful about the future, even though it's getting harder to believe that this topsy-turvy world will somehow right itself. We are totally dependent on the food chain staying intact so if it unlinks in the winter months we'd be in dire straits. People are becoming acclimated to distancing and haven't been able to interact in a normal, human manner for months now so I wonder if everyone would pull together when absolutely necessary. "We're all in this together." That's the mother of all twisted memes they created to accompany their deliberate pulling apart of society.

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yayacanada
9/6/2020 04:00:51 pm

Yeah: "We're all in this together" -- unless you're an oligarch or a politician.

I think we have to just know that no matter what comes down, we can handle it; we'll be okay, we won't have to lose our souls to survive.

I'd like to think that there will be people who will have to "eat crow" eventually, but that would be too good for them, right?

M. Rocknest
9/6/2020 05:03:06 pm

Save the crows but maybe give them a taste of their own medicine. Awhile back I made a recipe for a vaccine for oligarchs and politicians only. (It began: eye of newt, and toe of frog, wool of bat ... ) The rest of us will sit back and eat cake while we watch their reactions.



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yayacanada
10/6/2020 08:49:36 am

Shhhh ... they're looking for a recipe. They might take yours and use it for us.

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Penny link
10/6/2020 08:41:19 am

I'm glad you had a nice experience at the protest- Unfortunately the outcomes of these protests will not be good- because they aren't intended to be good.

It's not likely the cops would have waded it, because it would be more bad PR.

See what happened to Dan Dicks in Vancouver..?
He was arrested after being attacked by the mob who were engaging in group think and labelled him a nazi..

This movement was co opted at it's inception- All it needed was to grab a bunch of people who are well intended. To give it legitimacy.

There are agendas- multiple agendas behind the whole protest movement-

Not saying there aren't issues. There are many issues.
For many groups of people.
Look at the situation in the LTC homes? I didn't see anyone protest these mass state sanctioned killings?
But then those deaths served another purpose.
And this protest serves yet another agenda.
sigh..




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yayacanada
10/6/2020 09:36:43 am

I agree, Penny. The cops were nowhere to be seen, so it was a permitted demo. A real demo does not seek permission.

I remember a spontaneous demo re Palestine led by young people in Ottawa that I tagged along on.

It started on the Hill where there were speeches etc. - clearly with a police permit. But the young folk were disappointed that it ended after the speeches. They had come because they thought there's be a march, so they talked among themselves, formed a group and I went with them.

A young cop pulled up beside me as we took off down Wellington St. "Where are you headed" he asked, nervously. I had no clue where the kids were going, so I said, stay with us and you'll find out. Unprepared, the cops were in a bit of a tizzy.

Other protests, even though not seeking permits, were broadcast to vrious groups via Internet ahead of time, so the toughest, roughest cops were sent out in droves.

But all of those Kingston kids sincerely meant well with their protest. It was a kind of love-in that I think they needed.

I didn't know what happened to Dan Dicks. Thanks for telling me. I will take a look.

I hear you about the LTC homes. My personal protest was to tell my designated Power of Attorney, that if he ever put me in a place like that I would make his life miserable. I think I've made it clear that I would prefer an overdose of Seconal. And that's my personal protest.

Hard to know what the grieving relatives think. They're the ones you'd expect to protest, but the gov't has assured them it won't happen again, and some (all?) of them may be secretly relieved that the old guy/gal is free of what sent them there in the first place. It's hard to watch somebody wither away. You know that.

Blll Gates and George Soros certainly would count it as a job well done. The whole "pandemic" is a dirty job well done. Playing with people's minds is an evil pasttime. And there's more to come.

Thanks for your comment, Penny. I really appreciate knowing your thoughts on all of this.

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Penny link
10/6/2020 08:44:29 am

M Rocknest

"Save the crows but maybe give them a taste of their own medicine. Awhile back I made a recipe for a vaccine for oligarchs and politicians only. (It began: eye of newt, and toe of frog, wool of bat ... ) The rest of us will sit back and eat cake while we watch their reactions. "

Some mushrooms could be tossed in there as well- Of the right type that is... hehehe

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yayacanada
10/6/2020 08:51:07 am

Stop, you guys. You're giving them idea. LOL

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M. Rocknest
10/6/2020 04:26:08 pm

Richie Allen did an excellent interview with Dr. Vernon Coleman yesterday.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3fampv2C0RQ

Although they've managed, quite skillfully, to spotlight the long-standing issue of racism recently, I have an increasing concern about the rise in ageism, the devaluing of the elderly. It goes beyond ignoring or downplaying the huge scandal of either the dumb or the deliberate bad decisions made regarding covid and nursing home residents. It is escalating to the demonization of the elderly.

A few days ago I read about a 75 year old woman who fell while hiking. A rescue helicopter came and despite her wishes to not be taken out by them, they put her on a stretcher and while hoisting her up on a cable she was spun around almost 200 times in one minute. Treatment for her spin injuries was expensive and is on-going. She is seeking compensation which doesn't seem too unreasonable to me. However, just look at some of the comments! One, "Sallie Ann", appears to have a definite hate going on for seniors. Having worked in a hospital run by the real "Sally Ann" and having found the army officers (our admin) to be compassionate to all they served, including the elderly, it bothers me to see those comments spewing from that name.

http://www.yourdestinationnow.com/2020/06/woman-75-who-was-spun-around-175-times.html

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Yayacanada
10/6/2020 09:31:18 pm

Watched the vid, M.R. Dr. Coleman is right: "paranoia is the only healthy option"

What really ticks me off about the story of the 75 year-old woman is that they said she was "disoriented". That's an insult, and it's too often assumed about "older" women unable to walk.

In 1996, at the age of 56, I ended up in emergency with constant vomiting and dizziness, and a whole group of white-coated people (clearly with nothing else to do) were standing around my bed and the one closest to me asked me a question while staring at me quizzically just as I was about to barf (again) and said, "She's disoriented". (Clearly he was adding "disoriented" to the diagnosis he was forming.) " I ab DOT - barf- I ust cad talk - barf", I said. Still, they pretty much decided I'd had a stroke until a savvy looking older doctor standing at the foot of my bed said, "She has labrynthitis. It's going around in Ottawa." And I had been to Ottawa the previous week. And he was exactly right.

An inner ear infection; it causes dizziness and the dizziness causes vomiting, and it clears up in a few days. Gravol helps. Anybody, any age, can get it. Whereas a stroke requires I don't even want to think how many drugs and other treatments. What if that doctor hadn't been there at the foot of my bed? Sometimes I half wonder if he was real, or an angel, or something.

It's unthinkable what happened to that woman who was hiking. As Dr. Coleman said - there's a bias against old people these days. Thngs are assumed about them that are entirely false. And on that basis those ambulance people added terrible injury to insult.

OLD LIVES MATTER.

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M. Rocknest
10/6/2020 11:49:01 pm

My first thought, since it was in Arizona, is that she might just have been dehydrated. And why shouldn't she have been out hiking "at her age" (those comments again)? Is freedom to roam reserved only for certain ages? Bubble-wrap the kiddies and tether grannies to their beds ... all for safety's sake ... what nonsense!

Thank goodness that one older doc saved you from being misdiagnosed as having a stroke, Yaya. One drug used is a blood thinner ... not a good thing to take when you're not actually having a stroke.




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