Expert Says "Just Holding A Rock" Is Provocation...

.....and if that is the case then would police have been within their right to arrest EVERYONE holding a rock or other type of missile. Did anyone see an undercover officer throw rocks. "Reporters at the scene said they did not see extensive rock-throwing until long after the incident with the undercover officers. At the same time I don't think everyone would agree that the Sûreté du Québec is a no nonsense force more interested in public safety than being social workers.

Know The Enemy

Is your son or daughter a member?

Undercover cops just doing their jobs

By EARL MCRAE

ONLY IN CANADA -- Only in Canada --- a.k.a. Dreamland -- would such a big, oh-my-God, tsk, tsk, tsk, outrage happen over some cops caught pretending to be protesters at the Montebello political summit.

What, exactly, is the big deal?

There IS no big deal.

Except that now you have a bunch of naive, not-too-bright Dreamlanders trying, predictably, to exploit it for self-serving political purposes, trying their damnedest to create a national issue when there is no issue, period.

They don't come across looking intelligent.

They come across looking what they are: DUMB Dreamlanders.

Sûreté du Québec to review practices

Police say undercover officers were not at protest to incite violence; union leader to file charges

CAMPBELL CLARK , INGRID PERITZ and IAN BAILEY

August 25, 2007

OTTAWA, MONTREAL, VANCOUVER -- The red-faced Sûreté du Québec promised to review their practices after three of their officers were caught posing as protesters trying to confront a line of officers at this week's Montebello summit.

Both the provincial police and federal Public Safety Minister Stockwell Day defended the police infiltration of protests as legitimate work, however, and insisted that the officers were trying to prevent violence, not incite it.