Police State Canada 2010 And The Dark Side Of The Olympics

Posted on Tuesday, October 13 at 10:13 by NAUWATCH

The 2010 Winter Olympic Games will be held in Vancouver, British Columbia, from February 12-28.  It will be the largest security operation in Canadian history.  Military planners will undoubtedly use it as a template for securing future high profile events.  Canadian security officials continue to work closely with their American counterparts in preparation for the test that the Games will pose to the security of its shared border.  Integration of Canada’s security and military structures with the U.S. have already been advanced through the North American Aerospace Defence Command (NORAD), NORTHCOM, the Security and Prosperity Partnership (SPP), the Bi-National Planning Group, the Civil Assistance Plan, as well as other initiatives.  Training and security provisions for the Olympics might be used to further accelerate the merging of U.S-Canada command structures and the militarization of North America.  The 2010 Olympics will be a hellhole of police state measures with far-reaching effects that could remain in place long after the Games are finished.

http://nauresistance.org/2009/10/police-state-canada-2010-and-the-dark-side-of-the-olympics/

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  1. Tue Oct 13, 2009 5:23 pm
    Overload the courts with complaints about human rights violations based on the charter of rights and freedoms. Make the tyrants act like tyrants for all the world to see.

  2. Tue Oct 13, 2009 8:03 pm
    We know they are not committed to free speech; but far more serious is stopping terrorists disrupting the games. And that is what this is directed to.

  3. by Choban
    Tue Oct 13, 2009 10:07 pm
    "leewgrant" said
    We know they are not committed to free speech; but far more serious is stopping terrorists disrupting the games. And that is what this is directed to.


    I agree with you leew' this article while pointing out the obvious restraining of anything anti olympic is also fear mongering about our military and police conducting joint operations with the US. Fact is that since wwi we have had joint operations with the american and our military and we still somehow manage to be our own country.
    This type of cooperation is nessesary to stem any possability of cross border terrorist activities in relation to the games.

  4. Tue Oct 13, 2009 10:12 pm
    Yeah, but, 'terrorists' can strike anywhere, anytime. So, let`s militarize the police and restrict human rights. Suuure....

  5. Tue Oct 13, 2009 11:39 pm
    "Choban" said
    We know they are not committed to free speech; but far more serious is stopping terrorists disrupting the games. And that is what this is directed to.


    I agree with you leew' this article while pointing out the obvious restraining of anything anti olympic is also fear mongering about our military and police conducting joint operations with the US. Fact is that since wwi we have had joint operations with the american and our military and we still somehow manage to be our own country.This type of cooperation is nessesary to stem any possability of cross border terrorist activities in relation to the games.

    I know. I wonder what they think NORAD (and for that matter NATO) is.

  6. by Benn
    Wed Oct 14, 2009 1:45 am
    Every major sporting event and G-# event since 911 has been organized with the same vigor, here and in Europe. Its nothing new and nothing unique to Canada. In fact Canada has been collecting "how to" info for years from every event like World Cup and Olympics of the the past years in order to create the security blanket they have here. It's not even that uniquely Canadian in how its being done.

    Yes terrorists can strike anywhere and anytime but no one wants to the Government that says, "Ah heck this is too much lets do it smaller scale, and then have something happen. Heads would roll. SO s perception has to be kept up, 1) that security is rock solid, which it never can be unless no one's invited, and 2) the if something happens there was nothing more they could do.

    Now people say its too much but is the Olympic Oval blows up people will be saying not enough was done. Public Safety Canada can't win in the court of public opinion.

  7. Wed Oct 14, 2009 2:52 am
    Anti-Olympic signs could mean jail: rights group

    http://www.cbc.ca/canada/british-columb ... bccla.html

  8. Wed Oct 14, 2009 4:44 pm
    Now it is Vancouver's turn to show the world that the Olympic showbiz racket is more important than anything else.

    Ed Deak.

    http://thetyee.ca/News/2009/10/14/OlympicsHomelessLaws/

  9. Fri Oct 16, 2009 2:18 pm
    That`s right! Let`s show our banker bosses that we can beat protesters on par with the best thugs and tinpot dictators! Third worldization of the whole world here. Not just economically, but socially, legally, and morally! Get the people to accept lower standards as the norm. We don`t have the cash for health care or education, but we can scrape up enough money for the steroidolympics. Only scapegoats and dissident athletes get busted!

  10. Thu Oct 22, 2009 8:14 pm
    If you have an anti Olympic sign in the window of your own home, it gives police the right to break your door down and walk in to take it down. Police have been harassing high school students in BC for information on the movements of anyone who has ever criticised the olympics. I guess that is why Campbell was so keen to go to Bejing, to learn the communist way of dealing with protestors, so he could use their methods on us.
    Once the precedent has been set, then long after the olympics have ended, the precedents for elimination of charter rights remains. This is the Bush solution for stopping terrorists from taking away our rights, beat them to it, so we no longer have any rights to lose. Some solution!
    Statistically, we have greater odds of being hit by an asteroid than being hit by a terrorist attack. Maybe if they succeeed in making Olympics a thing of the past, we will all be better off in the long run . I've heard people from Chicago saying " Thank god we didn't get the olympics."
    I'm making up a simple T shirt that says "OLYMPICS SUCK". Lets all wear them. All it takes is a fabric marker and a clean T shirt from the thrift store.
    Olympics are simply a tool for the ending of civil rights.



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