Fourth World Radyo: Not So Nice Occupied Canada – Genocide Incorporated

by aboriginalpress

Summary : 4th World Radyo looks at the #Elsipogtog Crisis through the First Nation’s documentary – ‘Not So Gentle Neighbour‘.

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Was the fix in for Mi’kmaq Warriors at Elsipogtog?: Signs point to some having prior knowledge October 17th was ‘take down’ day | The Dominion

by Miles Howe — MONCTON, NB–Coady Stevens, the first of six Mi’kmaq Warrior to appear on charges related to the anti-shale gas encampment along Highway 134, has been denied bail.
As bail hearings today continue for the five remaining incarcerated members of the Mi’kmaq Warriors Society, enough information is beginning to surface to suggest that the vicious pre-dawn RCMP takedown of the anti-shale gas encampment on the morning of October 17th was a well known fact among some before it happened.
This is not to suggest that these people necessarily knew of the severity or magnitude of the RCMP raid, or even what it would look like. On the other hand, the possibility that others knew of the raid on October 17th is becoming too real to ignore.
Not only this, but there is a clear possibility that the greater narrative behind the raid is the measured destruction of the Mi’kmaq Warriors Society, to be replaced in their stead by a joint Assembly of First Nations/RCMP force.
Did Elsipogtog First Nation Chief Sock know that Thursday was the day?

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