Live on Location

George Butler's initial Report from
his assignment at the G-20

Sitting The Scene

I attended the G-8, G-20 Summits held in Toronto, Canada June 24-27, 2010, there I witnessed two opposing views an uprising against the New World Order, and unfortunately a rubber stamping, a further parroting of the G-20 party line. On Saturday there were Police car burnings, marches (numerous) many acts of vandalism. On Monday morning June 28, 2010, I was listening to John Oakley on Monday morning 640am radio a well known Toronto Broadcaster while driving from Toronto to Buffalo, New York, he said while live on the air that he had received confidential e-mails from Toronto police who were on duty during Saturday afternoon on the scene that they could have made arrests of some of the vandals but were held back from doing so by their supervisors. Saturday afternoon hundreds of different groups comprising virtually thousands marched down University Avenue a divided street that at times filled both north and south bound lanes. I video-taped the entire march and then decided to move back to the International Media center where I continued to report on the G-20 Summit and later from The International Media Center I would live stream the city television feed to our viewers on www.liveonlocation.tv Charlotte Littlefield and I also had a simulcast of our live radio program "The Secret Truth" www.thesecrettruth.com while we were streaming live street shots supplied by city television Toronto. In addition I have included in this report still shots from a photographer who took some extraordinary photographs his name, Benjamin King who graciously provided me the photos embedded in this report.

Real Anarchists?

I was on the street and had cause to examine the so called Anarchists who committed the vandalism during the Saturday may helm, in my opinion the destructors broke down into different groups, hardcore Anarchists, Anti Capitalists, Extremists and mixed in were some Agent Provocateurs who were difficult to spot except for clothing details. There were obvious plain clothes officers wearing new protest clothing and riding new bicycles sporting the latest cleanest bicycle clothing. There were 70 arrests made Sunday morning on the Campus some of who were members of The Anti-Capitalist Convergence group from Montreal, who are ardently against capitalism and are definitely on the far left. There was real property destruction and in my opinion it was due to some hardcore extremists encouraged by agent provocateurs, long before the activities began. The protest was more Anti-Capitalism than purely an Anti G-20 protest. The privately owned Central banks of the world represented at this summit by the G-20 nations are furthering the aspirations of the international banking elites so now that the secret of money creation out of thin air, is becoming more prevalently known the masking of monopolistic capitalism and money creation by private interests has been revealed and the evolving from the already existing corporate state would naturally evolve into and dynamically result in political fascism, which is the real threat.

Canada's Identity

When in Canada Americans need to remember that Canada relates to and is still part of Great Britain. Canada is a federation consisting of ten provinces and three territories, governed as a parliamentary democracy and constitutional monarchy with Queen Elizabeth II as its head of state, furthermore Canada is a Commonwealth realm which is a sovereign state within the Commonwealth of Nations that has Elizabeth II as its monarch. The mindset of the average Canadian is peaceful, socialist, inclusive and accepting of all, they tend to be statists believing in government, middle class, honest, loyalty to the Queen is a mixed bag, with strong support of Labor Unions as a reaction to Monopolistic Capitalism's excesses which is little understood by Canadians who like Naomi Klein attack Capitalism ignoring the monopolistic corrupt aspects of modern Capitalism that render the failures, not the system of Capitalism. The Fabian Society has been quietly nurturing and fostering socialism both in Great Britain and Canada, an indication that the big money has always supported the growth of socialism as a means to expand a statist system where all subjects would have to petition the state for entitlement benefits, thus helping to establish a centralized state dictatorship.

Police State

The cost of security for the G-20 Summit was well over a billion dollars so many Canadians today are questioning the wisdom of spending that much money on this event. There were over 10,000 police officers brought into Toronto from all over Canada and there were troops on alert in case the police were unable to handle the unrest. There were over 900 people arrested and they were taken to the Toronto Film Studio on Eastern Avenue and detained, but by Monday morning according to authorities only 172 were still being held. The police all carried riot gear and there some special police equipped with additional padding and armor, plus tear gas who would be sent in to disperse crowds. Toronto Police Chief Blair admitted on Tuesday that the public was deliberately mislead about a new law that made it an offence to be closer than 5 meters to the G-20 fence in downtown Toronto. The law never applied to the G-20 security fence. He indicated he mislead the public and did so to discourage law breakers, he said during a press conference held Tuesday "I was trying to keep the criminals out,". The question would arise after experiencing the Canadian experience, does a police state already exist or would it better be described as an authoritarian state that rules with an iron fist inside a velvet glove. The rules are intense and the population being many immigrants are subject to rigorous policing a very aggressive law enforcement that attains fines, fees for the state in an economy of minimum wage earners with a heavy presence of shopkeepers in the Toronto area.

G-20 Future - becoming a Permanent Institution

The G-20 concluded their meeting behind closed and carefully guarded doors, fenced inside a 3 meter high fence that was installed downtown to protect the G-20 members. Prime Minister Stephen Harper swore to cut their debt by 50% by 2015 with President Obama warning fellow G-8 and G-20 colleagues to be careful in continuing their stimulus so that their economies would not stall. The Chancellor Merkel in her policy statements indicated during the Greece crisis and several times afterward expressed the German view of belt tightening so that her viewpoint along with support from the G-8 to a degree won the day in Toronto. Carroll Quigley predicted in 1962 writing in "Tragedy and Hope" about a World government bought about by the world dominant bankers. Earlier institutions such as Leaders 20 www.l20.org has been working toward world governance and has a heavy Canadian contingent. This could be one reason Toronto was the meeting place of this latest G-20 Summit. The intent of the G-20 group is to establish a permanent G-20 group institution that would usher in a new international financial structure thereby establishing a New World Order.

Resources:

Videos - Raw - edit into your stories - use you browser to download

1. March Part I. - June 26, 2010 - from Queens Park down University Ave. Toronto

2. March Part II - June 26, 2010 - from Queens Park down University Ave. Toronto

3. Detention Center 629 Eastern Ave. - Toronto Film Studio - Toronto

4. City Television - feeds during rioting

5. Exhibition Place - Lakeshore Blvd. - Toronto - night shots

6. International Media Center

7. Alternative Media Center

8.Police Downtown Toronto

9. Security Fencing - Red Zone

Sherpa System - an informal unofficial means to reach agreements ahead of the financial summits

Leaders 20 www.l20.org - this has been a mechanism toward world governance

* Special Thanks to Gordon Walton, Ted Anderson, Christin Davies, David Barrow, Bob Crockett, Dan Owen, Alex Jones for helping me get the word out!

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8:00 AM — Continental breakfast, meet-and-greet your fellow libertarians

9:00 — Opening Address: Norman Horn

9:15-10:15 — Anthony Gregory: The Future Prospects of Liberty

10:25-11:25 — Nigel Ashford: Changing the World for Liberty

11:25-11:45 — Coffee Break

11:45 AM – 12:45 PM — Gil Guillory: The Police Search Power, Is It Needed?

12:45-2:15 — Lunch & Local Activism Panel Discussion
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Chuck Young, Texans for Accountable Government
David Guenthner, Texas Public Policy Foundation
Robert Butler, Libertarian Party of Texas
Matt Miller, The Institute for Justice – Texas

2:30 — Keynote Address — Gene Healy: The Presidential Cult

4:00 – 5:00 — Student Leaders Panel
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Norman Horn, Libertarian Longhorns
Dylan Matthews, Texas State YAL

5:30 — Dinner in the Thompson Conference Center Dining Room

Dinner Presentation: Mary Ruwart

Closing Address: Norman Horn

8:00 PM — Evening Social, Location TBA

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Speaker/Instructor

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8:00 PM—10:00 PM

Freedom Celebration

Ron Paul, John Tate, Phillip Giraldi, Mike Doherty

Pennsylvania Room - Valley Forge Convention Center

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1:00 PM—1:30 PM

Using Gold & Silver in Your IRA

Jim Kerban, Midas Resources

Delaware Room - Valley Forge Convention Center

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Where Do Rights Come From? An Overview of Rights Theories

Thomas Woods

Delaware Room - Valley Forge Convention Center

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Economic Liberty Symposium

Tom Woods, Peter Schiff, and Daniel Hannan

Delaware Room - Valley Forge Convention Center

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Web Cast Wrap-up Speeches - TBA - Choir singing of "Light a Little Candle"

Delaware Room - Valley Forge Convention Center - around the broadcast console - George and Mike Salvi will be choir members and all Patriots in the room are welcome to join in with us for this special closing song

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