Socialist Action (US)

The monthly paper of Socialist Action, San Francisco, 1983–2018

Labour should probe G-20 crimes, dispel anarchist illusions

Socialist Action, Vol. 28, No. 9, September 2010 · scan p. 10 · Barry Weisleder · about 176 words

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and most importantly, look into the harmful G20 agenda On Aug. 23, seventy-three of the 304 people facing charges at the Ontario Court of Justice in connection should conduct such an open enquiry. It would be foolwith the G20 summit protests had their cases either ish to rely on Ottawa, Queen’s Park or the police to insettled or dismissed. It appears that many of the other vestigate themselves and tell the truth. At least unions charges will be dropped, simply because the cops have can be held accountable to their members, who constino case—proving they never did have a legal basis for tute a large section of the working class, the progressive detaining more than 1000 people and stuffing them into wire cages for much of the weekend of June 26 and 27.

The agenda of the police and their political overlords against working people and the global environment, was to paralyze and criminalize dissent against the glob- will not only have the power to put the spotlight on the itself. majority class in society.

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